What happens when you put an aging boy band on a cruise ship with thousands of fans? Sadly, not much.
A historical fiction novel that made me feel like I was auditing an emotionally devastating relationship seminar during wartime.
A courtroom drama that made me question whether anyone involved needed a lawyer or just several years of very intensive therapy.
A workplace drama that will make you grateful your office problems probably don’t involve billion dollar clients and emotional warfare disguised as networking.
A murder mystery that feels less like a thriller and more like being lovingly interrogated by your funniest aunt over tea.
A thriller where my biggest plot twist was realizing halfway through that I still wasn’t emotionally invested in anyone involved.
A thriller that somehow made me want to start a podcast, solve a disappearance, and ruin my sleep schedule all at the same time.
A thriller that proves the scariest thing in modern fiction might actually be the housing market.
Turns out the most exhausting endurance sport in this book isn’t tennis, it’s carrying the crushing weight of being a legend.
A slow burn existential crisis wrapped in a marriage you don’t want to be anywhere near.