Mystery 5/5
When fifteen-year-old autistic Chris finds his neighbour’s dog has been killed, he cannot rest until he finds the killer. Comic, but poignant, I was drawn in as my understanding of Chris’s world grew with every new clue in his investigation—a world that was not what he understood it to be.
Nonfiction 5/5
Ripple effects from the launch of Sputnik on October, 1957, changed Russia, the USA, the space race, the cold war, and the world in multiple surprising ways. This detailed history reaches back into the roots of rocketry and politics to clarify numerous moving parts in this fascinating story.
Finished the editorial work, and got critique back on my Book 4 of the series–so that’s next!
Thriller 3+/5
When Ryan’s girlfriend is kidnapped, he is blamed, so he changes his name and builds a new life. But the mafia and the local police have other ideas. I loved the plot twists in this book that threw all sorts of balls up in the air and all of them land perfectly.
