Books reviewed in January 2020

by Cait Flanders
A deeply personal memoir about one woman's year-long shopping ban and her journey toward mindful consumption and intentional living.

by Gary Burnison
A modern approach to job searching that emphasizes relationship-building and personal storytelling over traditional resume-focused strategies.

by Marie Lu
The epic conclusion to the Legend trilogy, where Day and June must put aside their differences to save both the Republic and the Colonies from a deadly plague.

by Marie Lu
The second book in the Legend trilogy, where Day and June join the rebellion against the Republic, only to discover that the Patriots may be just as dangerous as their enemies.

by Marie Lu
The first book in Marie Lu's dystopian trilogy about Day, the Republic's most wanted criminal, and June, the prodigy tasked with hunting him down.

by Josh Malerman
A haunting post-apocalyptic horror novel about a world where seeing the wrong thing means certain death, and one mother's desperate journey to safety.

by Minka Kent
A psychological thriller about a woman whose perfect life is systematically stolen by someone claiming to be her, forcing her to question everything she thought she knew about her identity.

by James Patterson & David Ellis
Detective Billy Harney's life is turned upside down when he's framed for a murder he didn't commit, forcing him to navigate a web of corruption within his own police department.

by Dan Brown
A high-stakes thriller involving a NASA discovery in the Arctic that could change everything, if the political conspiracy surrounding it doesn't destroy it first.

by Amber Cowie
A psychological thriller about a woman who returns to her hometown to face dark secrets from her past that threaten to destroy everything she's built.

by John C. Maxwell
A practical guide to personal and professional development from leadership expert John C. Maxwell, exploring the habits and mindset that drive continuous growth.

by Kerri L. Richardson
A thoughtful exploration of the emotional and psychological aspects of clutter. Richardson goes beyond simple organizing tips to examine what our possessions reveal about our inner lives and relationships.

by Rachel Hollis
A motivational self-help book that encourages women to stop believing lies about themselves and start living authentically. Rachel Hollis shares personal stories and practical advice for overcoming self-doubt.
13 books reviewed in January 2020