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Join Our Conversation with the Author of “The Deep”

In partnership with Penguin Publishing Group, we'll be talking to Alma Katsu about her spellbinding historical fiction novel The Deep today at noon EST on the BookTrib Facebook Page. This latest offering by the author of The Hunger is a spine-tingling tale set among the historical events of the sinking…
BookTrib
June 26, 2020
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Shawn Wilson

https://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Shawn-Wilson.jpg Shawn Wilson Crime Fiction With experience working in the Federal Bureau of Prisons, Wilson creates a unique detective in Brick Kavanaugh.
BookTrib
October 7, 2019
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Excerpt: NORTH OF BOSTON by Elisabeth Elo

The brisk plot smoothly incorporates such far-flung subjects as environmental issues, the fishing industry and the perfume business.” —Publishers Weekly,  Starred review Elo’s use of extreme natural settings will have strong appeal for Scandinavian crime fans. An impressive debut with surprising literary depth.” —Booklist, Starred review —∞— NORTH OF BOSTON © Elisabeth…
BookTrib Guest Author
January 29, 2014
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Santiago’s Dead Come Alive in “The Remainder”

Death, grief and a quest for independence all come together in the Man Booker-shortlisted novel The Remainder (Coffee House Press). Set in Santiago, Chile, The Remainder is Alia Trabucco Zeran’s debut novel and translated by Sophie Hughes. The story revolves around the lives of three children with politically-driven families and…
BookTrib
August 27, 2019
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Jon Land’s 8 Chilling Reads to Combat the July Heat

Tired of the July heat? These thrillers, expertly curated by Jon Land, are guaranteed to run a chill down your spine despite the season. David Baldacci switches gears to magnificent results in One Good Deed (Grand Central), fashioning a period piece which makes for a great historical thriller. That period…
Jon Land
July 24, 2019