- This is a novel about a single mother from a well-to-do New York family.
- As a single mother a previously privileged woman encounters a different side of New York. This causes her to question her values and priorities.
- Overall, this is a quick read with engaging characters. However, the ending struck a sour note for me.
- This novel is about connection during times of crisis, and how these connection may challenge our relationships.
- This novel is set in Canada during World War II.
- Overall, this is a soft romance novel with the odd twist of including a likable Nazi character.
- Two seemingly unrelated stories reveal their connection only at the end.
- This novel explores asymmetric relationships between an established author and a much younger aspiring writer.
- The juxtaposition of the two stories reveals yet another asymmetry.
- Taleb builds on Black Swan to explore what can survive and grow during black swan events.
- While readers would benefit from being familiar with Black Swan, it is not necessary to have read to follow this book.
- Taleb addresses antifragility in a number of venues ranging from banking to medicine.
- This book is set in the entertainment industry with all the intrigue and fascination it entails.
- There is a bit of adventure and plot action in this book.
- This is a quick and fun read.
- This is a fun and fast-paced YA read full of drama and self-discovery.
- The setting for this novel is in a German-occupied UK that is grappling with the influence of American (enemy) popular culture.
- This is an enjoyable read. There is some German sprinkled in throughout the novel with translations immediately following.
- After following the headlines I wanted to better understand Comey's position and actions. This book is a great way to hear from his point of view.
- This book covers Comey's career working with both Republican and Democrat presidents.
- Comes does a great job narrating the audiobook version of this title.
