Now that I’ve read Under the Hallow, I’m revisiting your post. I agree that she left me guessing up until the end.

Hey thanks Lesley, so nice of you to stop by when you’re out camping, wow! I never seem to get cell service while out in the woods. It sounds gorgeous where you are and I hope you take a lot of photos for us to see! We are having some strong gusty winds here.
You might like Bright Burning Things on audio though the author reads it quite fast at first. It took me a while to get used to it. & I think you’re right about Under the Harrow — I wasn’t sure what would happen & it was pretty creepy. I’m curious what Flynn Berry will do next. Have a great trip! And I look forward to hearing about it when you return. Cheers.

Thanks for the review on The First Ladies. Sounds like it’s a decent show, but not outstanding. I may skip it, but do want to watch Julia.

Bright Burning Things sounds intense, but I still might give it a try. Rare to have a good audio book read by the author, but I’ll try a sample before downloading. ‘

I read Under the Harrow in 2017 and gave it 4/5 stars. From my post, “It kept me guessing (and second-guessing) all the way to the end. I also remember that it was very creepy in the opening pages and the atmospheric setting added to the tension.” I’d like to try both Northern Spy and A Double Life.

Hi Dorothy, glad you liked Slow Horses — I thought it was pretty entertaining too. I think you will like Julia though it’s not a documentary type show, but it probably adheres to her life in general.
Berry’s novels seem quite psychological. I think I will skip her book A Double Life which I missed in 2018 … and look for her next one. Both Northern Spy & Under the Harrow were pretty good.
Have a great week.

Hi Anne: thx for stopping by. Yeah I’m in Alberta – right above Montana so it is fairly dry compared to BC.
I’ll be curious what you think of the Cohen book if you get to it. No one I know has read it yet. I hope all is well with you. Have a great week.

Hey Jinjer – good to hear from you. Yeah the dogs – are funny girls.
I admit the Cohen novel is not calling to me immediately, but I hope it has some humor to it – once I get to it.
Glad you liked Julia too. It quite an enjoyable series and I don’t have to think too hard about it. Hope all is well with you. Have a great week.

I am not familiar with Joshua Cohen and his books sound good, but I’m not sure my mind would be able to wrap itself around them. My brain doesn’t GET humor and I’m not sure about humor mixed with intelligence…that sounds very intimidating. Let us know what you think!