Pulitzer Prize Winner Colson Whitehead Returns With Huge Heists and Shakedowns in “Harlem Shuffle”

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Join the Rapid Pursuit of a Painting, a Killer and a Hint of Romance in “An Exhibit of Madness”

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New Stephen King Short Story Available Through Humble Bundle Benefits ACLU

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Adventurous, Defiant Female WWII Pilot Jets Off in John W. Warner IV’s “Lion, Tiger, Bear”

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New and Indie Books in Honor of September Eleventh

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From Bus Rides to College Diplomas: 6 Books for the Back-to-School Season

Nicole Baart2021-09-11T09:44:22-04:00

13 Must-Reads to Keep You Cozy This Fall

Julie Cantrell2021-09-07T11:28:55-04:00

“You Are Designed to Be Successful” Advocates for a Spiritual Journey of Self Discovery

Jim Alkon2021-09-13T13:39:12-04:00

Suicide Prevention Week: Books That Sensitively Cover the Subject

Judy Moreno2021-09-13T10:36:10-04:00

“Suffer Less in Death” is Highly Informative, Raw and Occasionally Humorous

Jim Alkon2021-09-10T11:49:05-04:00

Sarah MacLean’s Riot of a Romance is Quite the “Bombshell”

JeriAnn Geller2021-08-27T18:54:12-04:00

Valerie Taylor Doubles the Drama With New Love Interests in Her Sequel “What’s Not True”

Sherri Daley2021-08-27T17:04:11-04:00

Tif Marcelo’s Romance “It Takes Heart” Also Has Plenty of Soul

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BookTrib’s Bites: Historical Fiction, Mindfulness, Mystery and Coming of Age

“MagicLand” Paints a New Fantasy World While Harkening Back to Beloved Favorites

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Frances Schoonmaker Kicks Off Her Middle-Grade Trilogy With the Magical “The Black Alabaster Box”

Jim Alkon2021-09-02T10:16:20-04:00

Eco-Fantasy “The Dreamcatcher Codes” Is a Positive and Empowering Must-Read

Susan Bailey2021-08-27T17:03:05-04:00