Crime

I read it over a week, often pausing to think — Bishop's voice hooked me but left me quietly unsettled. Not everything landed, yet I keep returning to its strange, stubborn questions.

Rereading The Thin Man, I was struck less by its puzzle than by Hammett's dry humor and the couple's easy banter—clever, humane, and oddly modern. A cozy, sharp detective read that stayed with me.

Suzanne Wright's Feral Sins weaves a fierce blend of passion and peril, where primal instincts clash with raw desire. This thrilling tale captivates, balancing dark danger with intense romance in a wild, unforgettable dance.

"Measuring Success" offers a thoughtful exploration of John Doerr's Measure What Matters, balancing the enthusiasm for OKRs with a critical eye. It invites readers to rethink goal-setting beyond metrics alone.

Reading Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead left me unsettled and quietly amused; Tokarczuk's voice is sharp and wry. Moral questions lingered with me, and I found myself rereading sentences to catch their weight.

Riding the Pages offers a thoughtful dive into Kristen Ashley's Motorcycle Man, capturing the raw edges and tender moments that define this biker romance. It balances grit with heart, inviting readers to explore love on two wheels.

Puzo's The Sicilian peels back myth to reveal honor's sharp edge and fury's slow burn. A measured, lyrical chronicle of loyalty, vengeance, and the human cost beneath legend.

"Reassessing Empire" offers a nuanced exploration of Genghis Khan's legacy, blending history and analysis to challenge myths and reveal his enduring influence on modern governance, culture, and global connections.