Grisham’s Lacy Stoltz series continues with another disappointing entry that makes tracking down a serial killer duller than it should be.

A woman waits in hopes of seeing her husband and son after being separated during the Korean War for 70 years.

A disappointing second instalment of Neil Gaiman’s dark fantasy series feels overstuffed with new characters and voices.

An interesting premise is let down by execution lacking organization and a proper plot line.

An interesting, yet ultimately shallow, look at the risks masquerading as someone you’re not.

Attempts to combine maternity with mystery, but stumbles on both.

King’s fascinating look at inside the mind of a contract assassin would-be writer.

A beautifully illustrated narrative about how we can still accept ourselves, even when we’re imperfect.

A misguided, lackluster Cinderella story about a young South Sudanese boy shooting for his hoop dreams.

A hard look at Delisle’s transition from his teenage years into adulthood working at the local pulp and paper mill.