Paige Vigliarolo

Modern Coming-of-Age Story About Passion, Art, Friendship and Social Justice

Remember tenth grade? Or maybe you’re there now. Or headed there soon. Whether you’re a jock, a nerd or a popular kid, you know the importance of finding your people and your passion — it’s essential to high school survival. Unfortunately, Hy Murphy has yet to find that all-important group…

Paige VigliaroloAugust 23, 2023

Fiction

One Girl Becomes the Catalyst for Civil Rights in Her New Jersey Suburb

The way we experience our lives and what becomes our collective history is impacted in no small part by our position within society. Against the Grain (Woodhall Press) explores a tumultuous time in U.S. history from a variety of viewpoints to show how the same sequence of events can impact…

Paige VigliaroloNovember 9, 2022

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A Cozy Rural Mystery Served Up with a Side of Italian Cuisine

What pairs better with a murder mystery than some fine Italian dining? It may seem like an unlikely combo, but Wendy Sand Eckel’s new book, Mystery at Windswept Farm (Level Best Books), will have you eagerly turning pages not only to see who the culprit is but also to savor…

Paige VigliaroloSeptember 27, 2022

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Aspiring Actress Becomes Murder Suspect in This Dark Comedy

Doreen Diller is a woman with a dream — just not a very unique dream. In fact, she has the exact same goal as seemingly everyone else in Hollywood: to become a movie star. She’s been on the scene for 15 years trying to land her big break and now,…

Paige VigliaroloJune 22, 2022

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Experience the WWII-Era Past Through Multiple Lenses in “The Paris Photo”

Have you ever stumbled upon a photograph that transported you to another time? Maybe it was an old sepia-tone picture — carefully preserved, but curly at the corners nonetheless — surfacing from another time and place, from another world before you were born. Perhaps you find yourself imagining what it…

Paige VigliaroloApril 22, 2022

Fiction

Texas Lives, Breathes and Chuckles in Hilarious Novel “Here We Go Loop De Loop”

Every book has characters and a setting, but it’s a rare occurrence when you stumble upon a book in which the setting itself is a character. Here We Go Loop De Loop (Atmosphere) by William Jack Sibley is one of those special finds where a place comes alive on the…

Paige VigliaroloAugust 19, 2021

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A Decades-Old Mystery Taints One Man’s Entire Life in “Lake Roland”

Tom O’Malley is a pretty normal American high schooler. Readers get the sense that this story starts out in that not-so-long-ago past when the neighborhood boys would gather in the streets or any empty space to toss the football around until the streetlights came on. Tom’s no all-star on the…

Paige VigliaroloJune 15, 2021

Fiction

“The Partnership Protocol” is Anything But the Usual Protocol

Peace on earth. We’ve all heard it talked about, promoted and wished for. Some of us have maybe even taken a step towards it at one time or another. Maybe we’ve donated to the poor or attended a protest against violence or injustice, but real, full-scale world peace? Is that…

Paige VigliaroloMay 26, 2021

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A Killer for Hire With Nothing to Lose in the Terrifying “Endings”

We’ve all read that crime-thriller or seen that mystery show where the killer turns out to be a hitman — a hired gun. One with no relationship to the victim and no motive other than a paycheck, they are nearly untraceable. Usually, the story progresses quickly beyond the hitman to…

Paige VigliaroloApril 6, 2021

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“Double Vision” Packs a Punch With Amnesiac Detective

Looking for hair-raising excitement with a bit of a mysterious twist? Hamelin Bird’s debut novel Double Vision (Piper House) packs a dark punch and may be the perfect next read for horror-thriller junkies. Bird balances relatable characters and the time-tested trope of the detective story with elements of the supernatural…

Paige VigliaroloMarch 11, 2021

Fiction Thrillers

Murder Grips England in the Heart-Pounding Thriller “The Dentist”

For DS George Cross, every weekday starts with the same breakfast at the same diner. Then he rides his bike to work and methodically follows the same procedure for locking it up. From a standing Thursday night take-out dinner with his dad to an incessant need to lay out files…

Paige VigliaroloNovember 30, 2020

Fiction

Dr. Lowe Prescribes Laughs and Life Lessons in “The Backseat Shrink”

The perfect job, the perfect family, the perfect life. As a renowned psychiatrist with a brand-new book deal, Dr. Carlton Lowe is living the high life among the wealthy elite of Chicago. Upper-crust clients and talk show interviews are his bread and butter; he has no time for the seedy…

Paige VigliaroloOctober 14, 2020

Nonfiction

Conditional Citizens: Who Gets to Be an American?

U.S. citizenship is a birthright for some and a pillar of the American Dream for others. Those who are born with it may take it for granted, but plenty of immigrants dream of the day they will become official citizens. They jump through hoops to fulfill requirements and pass a…

Paige VigliaroloSeptember 22, 2020

Fiction

Does a New Identity Mean “A New Chance” at Life?

What’s the key ingredient to identity? Is it the physical body you occupy or the memories you carry with you? If you were to wake up in another body but still had all of your original memories, would you still be you? In Kevin Ready’s A New Chance (Saint Gaudens…

Paige VigliaroloJune 24, 2020

Thrillers

Silicon Valley Tech CEO Joins FBI Murder Investigation in “Broken Genius”

How does a high-profile Silicon Valley tech CEO end up working a Midwest murder case as an FBI special agent? For Will Parker, it’s a long story that starts with a kidnapped college student and a failed business deal. He was young, good looking and on the top of his…

Paige VigliaroloJune 3, 2020

Children's Books

If All Else Fails, There’s a “Wizard for Hire”

Using the canned goods stockpiled by his parents for sustenance of the body and the boxes of books and tapes to enrich the mind, Ozzy raises himself in a small house hidden in the heart of the forest. His only companion is a sentient metal bird named Clark invented by…

Paige VigliaroloApril 8, 2020

Paige Vigliarolo

Modern Coming-of-Age Story About Passion, Art, Friendship and Social Justice

A Cozy Rural Mystery Served Up with a Side of Italian Cuisine

Aspiring Actress Becomes Murder Suspect in This Dark Comedy

Experience the WWII-Era Past Through Multiple Lenses in “The Paris Photo”

Texas Lives, Breathes and Chuckles in Hilarious Novel “Here We Go Loop De Loop”

A Decades-Old Mystery Taints One Man’s Entire Life in “Lake Roland”

“The Partnership Protocol” is Anything But the Usual Protocol

A Killer for Hire With Nothing to Lose in the Terrifying “Endings”

“Double Vision” Packs a Punch With Amnesiac Detective

Murder Grips England in the Heart-Pounding Thriller “The Dentist”

Dr. Lowe Prescribes Laughs and Life Lessons in “The Backseat Shrink”

Conditional Citizens: Who Gets to Be an American?

Does a New Identity Mean “A New Chance” at Life?

Silicon Valley Tech CEO Joins FBI Murder Investigation in “Broken Genius”

If All Else Fails, There’s a “Wizard for Hire”

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