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Love and Humanity Are Proven as the Most Powerful Weapons in This WWII Tale

In July 1944, 19-year-old Sam Ryan is drafted into the 89th Infantry Division, the “Rolling W,” as part of a cadre of “citizen soldiers” sent to Europe to replace the battle-scarred American regulars who made it through D-Day. In 1941, Gerda Berghmann is a young, intrepid German woman working at…

Peggy KurkowskiNovember 8, 2021

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Classy Crime Thriller “The Redhead in the Cove” Is a Page-Turning Whodunit

Somewhere near the middle of the smart, fast-paced thriller The Redhead in the Cove (Waterside Productions)by Scott Addeo Young and Edmond G. Addeo appears the sentence, “As the wise old Socrates said in the Forum to the eager young Plato while ankle-biter Aristotle crawled around the sand at their feet, ‘You…

Jim AlkonMay 10, 2021

Book Club Network Nonfiction

Legendary Entertainment Executive Alan Shayne Chronicles Coming of Age in Memoir

Sometimes it’s easy for people to tell that you are truly in love — you find a way, whether intentional or not, to work your lover’s name into every conversation or practically every sentence. In Alan Shayne’s poignant and immensely readable memoir, The Rain May Pass (Rand-Smith LLC), once he meets…

Sherri DaleySeptember 29, 2020

Book Club Network Thrillers

Luring a Retired Assassin Brings Lethal Results

When we last left Jack Shelley, the infamous assassin known as "The Poet," he decided to give up his violent vocation in romantic pursuit of the strong and beautiful Rebecca Paige. After the two emerged alive from a dangerous hostage situation at a remote inn, they had time to give…

Rebecca ProulxMarch 7, 2019

Book Club Network Thrillers

A Poetic Killer More Complicated Than Reading Shakespeare

Taking a much-needed break from her stressful yet rewarding job as administrator of a psychiatric hospital, Rebecca Paige goes on a retreat to GetAway Resort, a secluded cabin in the woods. Expecting peace and solace, she walks right into the thick of a criminal plot involving characters with far more…

Rebecca ProulxNovember 26, 2018

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Award-Winning Journalist Hank Phillippi Ryan Divulges the Dangers of Life in the Spotlight

"A mesmerizing thrill ride." — Kimberly Belle, internationally bestselling author — ∞ — Hank Phillippi Ryan has long lived in a double spotlight: that of an award-winning, bestselling author and that of an Emmy-award-winning Boston TV journalist. While she’s written many novels with protagonists in the journalism trade, her latest…

K.L. RomoNovember 11, 2021

Book Club Network Nonfiction

One Woman’s Brazilian Nightmare and Survival in “The Parrot’s Perch”

In The Parrot’s Perch (She Writes Press), Karen Keilt offers a brave and detailed account of how she and her newly-wed husband Rick Sage were illegally incarcerated on trumped-up drug charges, tortured for forty-five horrific days by the Brazilian police and then forced to rebuild their broken selves without retribution…

Anne Eliot FeldmanMay 11, 2020

Book Club Network Fiction

A Conflict of Conscience in “The Fourteenth of September”

While attending university on a full army scholarship, Pvt First Class Judy Talton becomes a hippie-freak protestor of the Vietnam War. The Fourteenth of September (She Writes Press) by Rita Dragonette draws on the author's own campus experiences to deliver a fresh perspective—a woman in the military. The story that you…

Sherri DaleyMay 11, 2020

Book Club Network Miscellany

Thriller Pro Mike Bond Pens First Poetry Book

Best-selling novelist Mike Bond, "master of the existential thriller," balances intricate lyrical language while wrestling with his classic existential views in his first book of poems, The Drum That Beats Within Us (Big City Press). "By uniting knowledge with a sudden shock of emotion, a poem takes us out of our…

Rebecca ProulxOctober 22, 2018

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Secrets Conceal the Bonds of Family After Argentina’s Dirty War

Claudia Ermey’s new novel, The Confessional, is a sweeping narrative that spans multiple continents and follows several generations of mothers and daughters, bound by familial ties yet separated by secrets. The novel opens in California, 1978, just after Julia has given birth to a baby girl whom she knows that…

Nikki ErlickJanuary 31, 2022

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“The Burden of Innocence:” A Gritty Tale of Guilt and Redemption on the Mean Streets of Boston

"A soaring, stirring ride — real as the clang of iron doors closing on an innocent man." —Patrick Moore, author "An innocent man is in free-fall in the criminal justice system — felons and felonies, dished up with bull's-eye imagery, insight and tone." —Tom Davidson, author —∞— Any good thriller…

Dennis HetzelMarch 15, 2022

Book Club Network Fiction

Joani Elliott’s “The Audacity of Sara Grayson” is Poignant, Playful and Perceptive

“Audacity,” writes Sara’s mother from the grave. “A word with superb meaning and long overlooked as a girl’s name.” And something that Sara Grayson is pretty sure she does not have. Things happen quickly in Joani Elliott’s debut novel The Audacity of Sara Grayson (Post Hill Press). Sara wanders through…

Sherri DaleyMay 25, 2021

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Humanity’s Rules Become More Complex as AI Changes Life’s Fine Print

“Terms of Service” can be found in the fine print at the bottom of most websites we enter every day, and we blindly click “ok.” But have you ever read any of these agreements? In the existential sci-fi thriller Terms of Service, which blurs the lines between what might happen…

Karina Holosko, M.A. English LitMarch 4, 2022

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A Poignant Look at Forgiveness, Family and the Greek-American Immigrant Experience

So just how forgiving, and brave, are the characters in the award-winning Stand a Little Out of My Sun, Angelyn Christy Voss’s beautifully written saga of a multigenerational American Greek family making ends meet in industrial Chicago in the Fifties and Sixties? That lingering question becomes the main storyline, fueled…

Jim AlkonApril 12, 2022

Book Club Network Nonfiction

Benjamin Franklin’s Revolutionary Ruse Revealed in “Somersett”

A new work of meticulous historical research advances the theory that Benjamin Franklin, using the freeing of a British slave as the catalyst, orchestrated a little-known yet elaborate scheme to impassion revolt throughout the colonies against England and in effect spark America’s fight for independence. In Somersett: Or Why and…

K.L. RomoJune 30, 2020

Book Club Network Fiction

“Snatch 2&20:” An Edgy Burlesque of Wall Street

Luke Fellows’ novel Snatch 2&20 is an immensely readable book about an immensely unlikeable leading man. “I’m no saint,” repeats Giles Goodenough, and by chapter 3, he really doesn’t have to tell us. He’s a harmless character with little moral fiber in an amicably open marriage to a stripper named Cherry,…

Sherri DaleyAugust 27, 2020

Love and Humanity Are Proven as the Most Powerful Weapons in This WWII Tale

Classy Crime Thriller “The Redhead in the Cove” Is a Page-Turning Whodunit

Legendary Entertainment Executive Alan Shayne Chronicles Coming of Age in Memoir

Luring a Retired Assassin Brings Lethal Results

A Poetic Killer More Complicated Than Reading Shakespeare

Award-Winning Journalist Hank Phillippi Ryan Divulges the Dangers of Life in the Spotlight

One Woman’s Brazilian Nightmare and Survival in “The Parrot’s Perch”

A Conflict of Conscience in “The Fourteenth of September”

Thriller Pro Mike Bond Pens First Poetry Book

Secrets Conceal the Bonds of Family After Argentina’s Dirty War

“The Burden of Innocence:” A Gritty Tale of Guilt and Redemption on the Mean Streets of Boston

Joani Elliott’s “The Audacity of Sara Grayson” is Poignant, Playful and Perceptive

Humanity’s Rules Become More Complex as AI Changes Life’s Fine Print

A Poignant Look at Forgiveness, Family and the Greek-American Immigrant Experience

Benjamin Franklin’s Revolutionary Ruse Revealed in “Somersett”

“Snatch 2&20:” An Edgy Burlesque of Wall Street

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