Gwyneth Paltrow, once known as an Oscar-winning actress, is perhaps our finest unrelatable relatable.
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It’s is an irresistible setup, and “Good Girl’s Guide to Murder” Holly Jackson is talented enough to keep readers invested beyond the clever premise.
At its core, Bruce Holsinger’s novel “Culpability” is a searching examination of family dynamics and the burdens that no machine will ever lift for us.
“Dolly Parton’s Jolene” comes with a website full of meticulously organized music and video clips that you’re routinely prompted to listen to or watch.
“Ecstasy” might be described as “The White Lotus” meets “Midsommar,” with a nod to “Absolutely Fabulous.”
Lee Cole’s follow-up to his debut novel “Groundskeeping” is colder, wiser and more ominous.
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