Infinite Books

A blog about my adventures in reading…

Book reviews

  • “Everyone On This Train Is A Suspect” by Benjamin Stevenson

    Train travels are romantic. Sure, there are overcrowded trains people board through the open window, as there is no way to fight the crowds of passengers trying to enter using the doorway, and those can hardly be called “romantic.” But there are other trains, seen in luxury travel ads, with people sipping champagne and contemplating

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  • “Ladykiller” by Katherine Wood

    “Ladykiller” is one of those thrillers I read late into the night, knowing that I should sleep but couldn’t resist “just one more page.” It’s the best recommendation for a book. Gia and Abby used to be best friends. However, it was not a friendship of equals: Gia was born into a wealthy family, and

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  • “The Fury” by Alex Michaelides

    Alex Michaelides took the psychological thriller world by storm a few years ago, publishing “The Silent Patient.” It was hard to avoid seeing his book, and, being a psychological thriller aficionado, I had to read it. I loved it. Later, I enjoyed his next book, “The Maidens.” Again, a college setting is one of my

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