Sunday Evening Book Reviews
The Dallas Morning News doesn’t know quite what to make of Don Delillo’s highly experimental style and template in POINT OMEGA.
A look inside KING OF THE LOBBY: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF SAM WARD, MAN-ABOUT-WASHINGTON IN THE GILDED AGE, by Kathryn Allamong Jacob, could be depressing or enlightening - or both if you’re in a mood.
THE WIFE’S TALE by Lori Lansens packs an emotional punch according to Monsters & Critics.
Kirkus is still rolling them out and flying in the face of their cantankerous reputation with a pleasant review of Paul Collier’s THE PLUNDERED PLANET: WHY WE MUST — AND HOW WE CAN — MANAGE NATURE FOR GLOBAL PROSPERITY.
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