Midnight at the Bright
Ideas Bookstore by Matthew J. Sullivan
4.5 stars
Lydia works at the Bright Ideas bookstore and feels a
special affinity for all of its bookfrogs, a group of downtrodden people who
spend their days among the stacks of books.
One evening, Lydia finds one of her favorite bookfrogs has just
committed suicide with a familiar photograph in his pocket; photograph that he has no possible reason to
be in possession of, which sets off Lydia on a journey into her very violent
past. I was completely astonished by
this book and the level of suspense and twists that I didn’t at all see
coming. I enjoy books that take me by
surprise and are well written and this is both.
I received a digital ARC of this book through NetGalley in exchange for
an honest review.
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