I enjoyed this mystery/thriller featuring Lucas Davenport. One of my favorite scenes was when Davenport meets the computer genius Kidd for the first time. I look forward to reading the next book in the series, Mortal Prey.

I had heard about Clive Wearing’s total amnesia on an episode of Radio Lab podcast about identity. This book not only gave an insight into Clive’s condition but also how it affected his wife, Deborah.

This was a good mystery about someone learning the truth about her past. I liked the interactions between Emma and Timoteo in San Marcos.

I liked this mystery featuring Vermont detective Joe Gunther and his experiences in Chicago. I liked how he noticed discrepancies in the crime scenes and how he worked on identifying all the players in the murder.

I liked this science fiction novel of the past intruding into the present. I especially liked the scene where Joe sees an early twentieth-century elevator instead of the modern one that should be there.

I liked this science fiction book about discovery and relationships. I noticed that although there were spaceships and colonization of other worlds, the communication problems resembled pre-telegraph days.

This was a good mix of science fiction and adventure. I liked how Burrows and Friendly bluffed their way into the enemy’s headquarters.

This was an interesting book about someone who learned that he was rarely in charge of his actions. One scene that stuck in my mind was when “Phillip” decided to go to New York and “David” came forward and couldn’t carry the weight of the duffel bag.

This was an interesting book about how mental illness affects a family. I liked how Sally’s parents struggled to understand what’s happening.

I enjoyed this thriller. I liked how Jane gradually learned that the book she wrote was based on forgotten memories and how she learned to face her enemy.