Books reviewed by Jordan Lynch at BookBrowse.

Jordan Lynch

Jordan Lynch is a scientist by training, but her true passion is books. She currently lives in St. Louis, MO, where she spends her days caring for her son and reading during naptime. She also works to educate and advocate for phenylketonuria (PKU) research on behalf of her son. You can see what she’s been reading or explore some interesting science at The Literary Laboratory. You can see what she’s been reading or explore some interesting science at her blog The Literary Laboratory.

Books reviewed by Jordan Lynch

Death in the Jungle (05/21/25)

The Otherwhere Post (03/26/25)

Song of a Blackbird (02/12/25)

Everything We Never Had (12/04/24)

The Schubert Treatment (10/16/24)

A Gentleman and a Thief (07/17/24)

The Last Murder at the End of the World (06/05/24)

Under This Red Rock (04/03/24)

The Women (02/07/24)

The Blood Years (01/10/24)

The Reformatory (11/01/23)

The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel (09/20/23)

Only the Beautiful (05/17/23)

Spice Road (03/15/23)

The Villa (02/01/23)

Strike the Zither (11/02/22)

The War Librarian (09/21/22)

The Facemaker (08/03/22)

River of the Gods (06/22/22)

Atomic Anna (05/04/22)

I Must Betray You (03/16/22)

Beautiful Little Fools (02/02/22)

The Last Mona Lisa (10/06/21)

Windhall (04/07/21)

Fortune Favors the Dead (11/04/20)

The Exiles (10/21/20)

The Nesting Dolls (08/05/20)

The Book of V. (06/24/20)

Eight Perfect Murders (03/04/20)

Heart of Junk (02/05/20)

Curious Toys (11/13/19)

Fireborne (10/30/19)

The Winemaker's Wife (09/04/19)

Deception Cove (05/29/19)

The Stranger Diaries (05/01/19)

Sea People (04/03/19)

Finding Dorothy (03/06/19)

News of Our Loved Ones (01/09/19)

The Boneless Mercies (10/03/18)

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Daughters of Shandong
by Eve J. Chung

Based on the author’s family story, comes an extraordinary novel about a mother and her daughters’ escape from Taiwan.

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The Lilac People
by Milo Todd

For fans of All the Light We Cannot See, a poignant tale of a trans man’s survival in Nazi Germany and postwar Berlin.

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Lessons in Chemistry
by Bonnie Garmus

Praised by Parade and The New York Times Book Review, this debut features a 1960s scientist turned TV cooking star.

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