I’m always thrilled to find a good book that defies all current popular trends. When you hear the the setting of this book, you might shrug and wonder how such a novel could be interesting. The Light Between Oceans proves a well-crafted character drama can thrive in any environment, no matter how desolate or bereft of outside influence. Following traumatic service in WWI from which he’s managed to emerge an uncompromised man, Tom Sherbourne takes a job as a lighthouse keeper on a deserted … Continue reading
Book Pick: The Light Between Oceans by M. L. Stedman
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Book Pick: A Reliable Wife by Robert Goolrick

A Reliable Wife isn’t my normal reading fare. I picked it up on the recommendation of a couple of people in the publishing industry. This book certainly isn’t for everyone, it’s rather slow paced, heavily narrative, and more than a little disturbing. That said, it still fascinated me and I read it in record time. One should not be fooled by the cover or the title, this is not a historical women’s fiction novel. This is a harsh book dealing with horribly broken characters, … Continue reading
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