Middlesex
Middlesex, by Jeffrey Eugenides. Farrar, Straus and Giroux (2002), 530 pages. Middlesex is an original and...
posted on: Sep 7, 2009 | author: Donna
Loving Frank
Loving Frank, by Nancy Horan. Random House (2007), 377 pages With minimal interest in Frank Lloyd...
posted on: Aug 24, 2009 | author: Donna
The Way the Crow Fl...
The Way the Crow Flies, by Ann-Marie MacDonald. HarperCollins (2003), 820 pages. This book perfectly...
posted on: Aug 22, 2009 | author: Donna
The Crimson Petal a...
The Crimson Petal and the White, by Michel Faber. Harvest Books (2003), 944 pages. It is a theory...
posted on: Aug 13, 2009 | author: Cindy

The Book Shark began as an independent book review website created by Cindy Blackett and Donna Long in 2002.
From the beginning our goal was not only to write great reviews, but also to recognize the most well-written books we read each year with an award...
The Gustine Awards were named in honor of the main character in one of our favorite books—The Dress Lodger, by Sheri Holman. Awards have been given out yearly since 2002 in three categories: fiction, nonfiction, and memoir...
A book’s cover is as important as the writing within it. Yes, I really just said that. I am aware that this is a highly offensive statement to many authors who have toiled for years on their books and believe their words are the only thing that matters...
We want to know your choice for best fiction of 2010! Send us your review and if we choose it, it will be posted here through the month of February.