Death of a Bookseller is the story of two young booksellers (Laura and Roach) whose paths are intertwined through true crime. A true crime fanatic, Roach becomes obsessed with Laura after learning that an infamous serial killer killed her mother during her teenage years. Laura, deeply traumatized by her mother's death, works to avoid Roach at all costs. Told from both women's perspectives, Death of a Bookseller tells the story of misinterpretation and unreliable narrators.

Nice easy read

So sad when Elephants ice cream fell

We Are All Guilty Here, will take you on a journey that you wouldn't expect. A small town with big problems. A child goes missing. A sheriff who is too close to the situation and can't see the forest through the trees. You will think you've figured out who committed the crime but then another curve ball will be thrown. Will the right person go to jail? This is another book I've read that will keep you on the edge of your seat till the end. I can't wait until the sequel The Secrets We Hid comes out in August.

I can’t stop thinking about this world and cast of characters. I absolutely love this book. It feels like a familiar place even though it’s the first time reading it.

So so cute

The world building in this book is fascinating, and the premise and first 2/3 of the book had me hooked. Unfortunately the author added a plot twist that I found unnecessary and a stretch right at the end of the book. 4 stars

Surprisingly engaging.

Very short National Geographic Kids book

I attended the discussion on July 26th. The amount of art forgeries and crimes mentioned in this book blew me away! Most people remember the famous 1990 art heist at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, however few people know about crimes conducted over the Internet or duped sales. It's scary how many innocent artists and businesses suffered from these selfish criminals. It's no wonder why people are cautious purchasing beautiful artwork and appraising it for authenticity to make sure it's a genuine masterpiece. Shocking to learn George Washington's portrait was one of the earliest victims of a greedy forger!