The Book Blog of Evil

 This book was all the rage a few years ago, and I did not read it then because I have a hard time reading non-fiction. One of my bookclub...

As travelogue and art detective mystery in the vein of Dan Brown, this book is both light-weight (in the sense of being a beach read--not to...

I love the breadth and depth of the Discworld novels, and this is the 40th book in the series. Terry Pratchett is a treasure, and his books ...

I picked this up because the name M.C. Beaton sounded familiar. This compendium of two mysteries was on the shelf in the breakfast room ...

I am on vacation in Florida, escaping the grinding slog that has been this winter. I am also the general factotum for my parents, who have c...

This book has been popping up into my field of vision for a solid two years, and the first sequel is already out and keeps showing up as...

This is the final book of the Hunger Games  trilogy, and there is no mistaking that fact. Collins is so over this series that it's ...

I rated this 3 stars, although it might be a 3.5.  First of all--what happens? The overarching pall of the series is lifted--we lea...

Straight up--I really liked this book. Which is unusual enough that I might as well say so up front. This is a very long book, beaut...