The Push by Ashley Audrain

A woman doesn't bond with her daughter.  Whose fault is that?

5 stars.

Till Murder Do Us Part by James Patterson, et al

 Two true-crime stories.  Non-fiction that reads like fiction.

5 stars.

21st Birthday by James Patterson and Maxine Paetro

 Latest installment of the Women's  Murder Club series.  I can't call it bad, but it felt like a slog.

3 stars.

The Kept Woman by Karin Slaughter

 Audio.  16 hours.

Read by Kathleen Early

I have shied away from series books in the past, except for a notable few (Elm Creek Quilters, Alex Cross, Detective DD Warren), but I'm rethinking my position.  I'm enjoying these Will Trent GBI novels.

Will and the GBI investigate when a retired cop is found dead in a basketball star's nightclub construction project.

4 stars.

The Good Sister by Sally Hepworth

 Twin sisters have very different versions of the truth.  But which is telling the truth?

5 stars.

Little Lovely Things by Maureen Joyce Connolly

 Sisters Lily and Andrea are kidnapped, but only the body of Lily is found.  What happened to Andrea?  Is she dead or alive?

The story was interesting, but some of it was hard to swallow:  Colleen being a genius artist at age 8 and the Native American mysterious Jay.

3 stars.

Murder 101 by Faye Kellerman

 Audio.  13.25 hours.

Read by Richard Ferrone

Old cop shows new cop the ropes.  The narrator was perfect for this.

4.5 stars.