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Visionary. Outsider. Hero. One of the great lines from the movie The Imitation Game (whose trailer I was just watching as I tried to find this quote, and where I found the title of this review) that has always stuck with me is "Sometimes it's the very people who no

Small Town Southern Mystery Draws In Feds. While technically this is Book 4 of the Quinn and Costa series, th

Flawed Premise And (Slightly) Lacking Documentation Mar Otherwise Intriguing Discussion. Make no mistake - Provost and Kennard show quite a fe

When The Pendulum Swings... Where Will Vladeck Be? This is one of those historical/ current event analysis books where, particularly in the "coming of age" of a novel (ish, as Vladeck shows) concept

Beautiful, Emotional Tale Of Survival. This is a road trip tale, and thus you go in expecting both some bumps and som

Activist Polemic With Little Documentation - But The Pictures Are Stunning. Quite honestly, the description on this book as of the time I write this review roughly 1

No Matter What You Think About The Bible In American Politics - You're Wrong. This is one of the better books I've ever come across in showing just how the Bible has been debated throughout Ame

For this blog tour, we're looking at a solid tale of family taking care of each other. For this blog tour, we're looking at The Irish House by Ann O'Loughlin.

Here's what I had to say on Goodreads:

A Grandmother's Love. This is, ultimately, a tale of a grandmother's loves - for her daughte

If Jimmy Buffett's Secrets Had Secrets. Seriously, if you take the classic line from The Avengers where Ton

Crystal Palaces Still Hide Much. Growing up, it seemed that one aunt in particular always had the perfect... well, everything, other than not having kids herself and having married a couple of times. She was the one that my brothers and I always dreaded coming