Best of 2019
So it's that time of year again: the time when "Best of..." lists appear listing various books that have captured our souls and our imaginations. A lot of times I am of the belief that next year can't beat the current one, but this time, I'm happy to report, reading wise, I already know that 2020 will be filled with a long of wonderful reading treasures. This time I will look back on the best books I have reviewed during 2019 (many of them were published in previous years) and I hope next year I will have the chance to do the same thing. To 2020! From My Blog: The shame factor; heal your deepest fears and set yourself free by Stephan B. POULTER, PhD Brief Reason I loved it: It's raw, honest and doesn't leave a stone unturned The Fragility of Bodies by Sergio OLGUIN Brief Reason I loved it: Tense mystery, real unapologetic woman and intriguing premise The Bloody black flag by Steve Goble Brief reason I loved it: Look at a pirate life a...