This Just In… Wesley Yorstead Goes Outside by Stephanie Harper
When an agoraphobic man develops a relationship with a vivacious grocery delivery woman, the order he prescribes to his apartment, and his world, begins to […]
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Crime Fiction: All In?… Beware the Cross Currents by Rob Hilliard
Thoroughbred horse racing expert Rob Hilliard’s second novel set against that backdrop, All In?… Beware the Cross Currents, once again follows the exploits of former […]
This Just In: Six Feet Apart by Elena Greyrock
Finding love in lockdown is no easy feat. But could social distancing turn up the heat, rather than smothering the flames? Six Feet Apart: Love […]
Moon Magic and To Cross the Line by Sandra Jones
Sandra Jones offers two contrasting treats to readers wanting a trip to distant locales. In Moon Magic she invites readers to join the titular celestial […]
Fiction: Sacred Mounds by Jim Metzner
Cyclonic hordes of insects and a telepathic despot are just a few of the surprises Salvador Samuels encounters when he finds himself swept back to […]
This Just In: IceSpy by Norman Miller
An astonishing statement comes with a price. Soviet Minister of Sports Delmont Zegnies makes Cold War history when he announces that the Latvian Socialist State […]
Fiction: Rodham by Curtis Sittenfeld
In Rodham (Random), Curtis Sittenfeld (American Wife, Sisterland) imagines an alternate history where Hillary says no to Bill Clinton’s proposal of marriage and gets on […]
Fiction: Paradise Earth by Amy Barker
Set across the beautiful and rugged coastline of Australia’s Tasman Peninsula, and approaching the 25th anniversary of the Port Arthur massacre, Paradise Earth’s uncontained wilderness […]
Fiction: Crossings by Alex Landrigan
Over the years, there have been a good number of books that delight with messing with your mind. Think: House of Blue Leaves. Think: The […]
Fiction: Look Back to Yesterday Tara Lynn Marta
In Look Back to Yesterday by Tara Lynn Marta we meet 30-something year old woman Rebecca. She is looking for yesterday. Alone after the death […]
