Nadia

It's a good mystery novel if you can get over the horrible way the only two female characters are depicted. Even though I hated all the "she replied hysterically", I did enjoy the story.

Much better than I had anticipated based on the title. I suspected it to be sensationalist, but it was a very complex, nuanced, layered look at the life, and crimes of Billy Milligan in its historical context.

Great, fun, little comedy about independent movies, and the struggle that comes with trying to sell them.

I mean, what can I say? It was fun, and Mark Ruffalo made me cry at the end.