Caste by Isabel Wilkerson was hands-down the best book I read in 2020.

Lexi Ellis takes a job as a nanny under false pretenses for a wealthy widower’s two young children.

The Keeper is a riveting mystery and a searing examination of violence against women and the structures that allow it to continue.

Slapping growth on a shell of a character doesn't accomplish anything.

Complex, gritty, and more than a little creepy.

As far as thrillers go, this one was mediocre at best.

I absolutely loved this book and could not put it down.

If you’re someone who lives for names & dates & minutia, or you’re looking for a reference manual on the topic, you’ll appreciate this book.

I absolutely loved Nicole Melleby’s first book, and am so excited to be part of the blog tour for her second, In the Role of Brie Hutchens

Doug Cornett’s debut novel, Finally, Something Mysterious, is an absolute delight, and hands-down my favorite middle grade read this year.