Jennette's mother pushes her into the world of acting to fulfill her (mom's) dreams. Along the way there is bizarre/abusive behavior by Mom who appears to be a narcissist. Mom encourages anorexia so J can play younger roles. When her mother dies, J is released from many of Mom's nooses, and is currently in therapy.
Overall, a shocking and sad story, but somehow also made humorous by the author.
5 stars.
Told from the point of view of John Sampson, this reads like old-time Patterson.
John, et al, keep a rouge general from waging a coup on the White House.
4 stars.
The title had me worried, but this was a real page turner. A woman dies by falling off a cliff. But did she jump, or was she pushed? (Dr. Winkle? VINkle! It is hard to tell, the injuries would have been the same.)
5 stars!
Four residents of a retirement village solve murders.
4 stars.
Audio. 10.5 hours.
Read by Dylan Moore
The lives of many ordinary people are intertwined with that of Jonathan Alkaitis, who is running one of the largest Ponzi schemes in history.
5 stars.
The story of 4 sisters and how their love saves a young man in distress.
5 stars.
Latest in the Women's Murder Club series.
Cindy is kidnapped, and I didn't care if they found her alive or not.
3 stars.
