[Joseph Rauch]

novel reviews

novel reviews

We review novels that could be considered literary or a blend of literary and another genre. These novels are often comp titles for our founder’s novels, “The Last of the Mentally Ill” and “Teach Me How To Die.”

The Book Thief, a Paperback Novel by Markus Zusak

‘The Book Thief’ Review: Death Has the Last Word

The Five People You Meet in Heaven, a Paperback Novel by Mitch Albom

‘The Five People You Meet in Heaven’ Review: A Simple Afterlife

More Happy Than Not, a Deluxe Edition Paperback Novel by Adam Silvera

‘More Happy Than Not’ Review: Can Pride Come Without Fear?

Black Cake, a Paperback Novel by Charmaine Wilkerson

‘Black Cake’ Book Review: A Jamaican Family’s Secrets

Once There Were Wolves, a Paperback Novel by Charlotte McConaghy

‘Once There Were Wolves’ Review: Rewilding Meets Murder Mystery

Dollartorium, a Paperback Novel by Ron Pullins

‘Dollartorium’ Review: Satire, Allegory and Corn Dogs

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