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Thrillers

S. A. Cosby Stokes the Flames of Revenge in Latest Thriller, “King of Ashes”

In S. A. Cosby’s latest novel, King of Ashes, money manager to the stars Roman Carruthers has long abandoned his Virginia roots. For years, he’s been living large in Atlanta, making millions for his clients and indulging in every fantasy he can imagine. The deep scars of a troubled childhood…

Jodé MillmanJune 11, 2025

Fiction

NYT Bestselling Author Nikki Erlick Explores Grief and Humanity in “The Poppy Fields”

New York Times bestselling author Nikki Erlick has a way of concocting the most implausible premises and making them sound plausible, compelling and thought-provoking. Take her debut novel, The Measure, an instant bestseller, in which everybody on earth opens their front doors on the same day to find a small…

Jim AlkonJune 10, 2025

Nonfiction

Memoir Reveals the Johnny Carson We Can Only Wish We Knew

For those of us old enough to remember, watching Johnny Carson on The Tonight Show was the perfect way to unwind before turning in for the night. With his sharp wit, instinctive comedic timing, and unflappable calm and confidence, Carson was the master of the monologue, concluding each with his…

BookTribJune 10, 2025

Fiction

V.E. Schwab’s Latest Is the Vampire Novel You Didn’t Know You Needed

In V.E. Shwab's latest novel, Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil, readers are immersed in a tapestry of voices that echo across centuries, bound by blood, grief, and an almost mythic resilience. We follow three women through the course of the book — María in 1532 Spain, Charlotte in…

Lydia LefevreJune 10, 2025

Nonfiction

Hilarious Yet Poignant Memoir Navigates Self-Discovery After Late-in-Life Divorce

Virginia DeLuca is a dedicated psychotherapist and writer whose memoir, If You Must Go, I Wish You Triplets, is cathartic and replete with dark humor. The tagline is “Sometimes, we know the least about those we love the most.” Anyone who has gone through a traumatic divorce or relationship break-up…

Linda HitchcockJune 6, 2025

Nonfiction

A Sacred Promise of Honor, Sacrifice, and Eternal Gratitude

Robert M. Edsel, with Bret Witter, has written an essential work of nonfiction, Remember Us: American Sacrifice, Dutch Freedom, and a Forever Promise Forged in World War II. It relates the chronology of the background, origin, and post-war official establishment of the Netherlands American Cemetery through twelve real people selected…

Linda HitchcockJune 9, 2025

Romance

Country Singer Caylee Hammack’s New Album Turns Into a Small-Town Romance

What do you do when your love life turns into a country song cliche? Hit the road and head out for a fresh start. In Bed of Roses, inspired and written by country star Caylee Hammack, alongside author Carolyn Brown, our protagonist, Samantha, speeds away in her 1965 Mustang from…

Kristin KeatonJune 5, 2025

Romance

Time for Camp and Spicy Therapy in Meghan Quinn’s Latest Summer RomCom

Till Summer Do Us Part delivers everything I expect in a Meghan Quinn romantic comedy, from the banter and belly laughs to spice so spicy you’ll find yourself blushing. This brand-new standalone is the perfect summer read. The female main character, Scottie, 29, has just moved back to New York…

Kristin KeatonJune 4, 2025

Young Adult

YA Fantasy Debut “Celestial Banquet” Is a Veritable Feast for the Senses

Roselle Lim’s YA fantasy debut, Celestial Banquet, is a veritable feast for the senses. Centering around a hot-headed teen protagonist who aims to change her life and home through her cooking skills, it’s a thrilling exploration of family, love and home through a colorful culinary lens. Cooking for the Gods…

Kiersten BjorkJune 3, 2025

Romance

Enemies to Friends to Lovers: A Nostalgic Take on a Popular Trope

Battle of the Bookstores by Ali Brady is a love story, but it’s also the story of two people finding their confidence and purpose. When we meet Josie and Ryan, they are book sellers on the same block in Boston with very different tastes. Ryan only sells romance, and Josie…

Kristin KeatonJune 3, 2025

Romance

Saying Goodbye to the Windy City Series by Liz Tomforde

Rewind it Back is the 5th and final book in the Windy City series by Liz Tomforde, and as a fan of every book, I’m sad that it’s over but happy that it happened. This series of interconnected standalones has become the benchmark for sports romance, and I’m delighted to…

Kristin KeatonMay 30, 2025

Fiction

Latest from Ocean Vuong Is a Heartfelt Story of Chosen Family and Friendship

An adolescent, sometimes-addict, sometimes-liar by the name of Hai grapples with the weight of what life is and what it should be in small town East Gladness, Connecticut, in Ocean Vuong’s latest novel: The Emperor of Gladness. Vuong’s sophomore novel is a nod to the lives and experiences the writer…

Olivia WielandMay 26, 2025

Fiction

Family and Fame Collide within the Glitz and Chaos of 2000s Pop Stardom

Eclectic readers who prefer not to pigeonhole authors into strictly designated genre types have wholeheartedly embraced New York Times #1 best-selling author Jennifer Weiner. She burst into publication in 2002 with two books: Good in Bed and In Her Shoes, launching a trilogy about a zaftig heroine named Cannie Shapiro.…

Linda HitchcockMay 29, 2025

Thrillers

Chris Chibnall’s “Death at the White Hart” Delivers a Killer Debut

“His eyes drifted back to the road, a shocking state of panic –— something in the middle of the road —— you’re going to hit it!…Slam. Jolt. Stop.Breathe.The bodywork ticked and creaked in protest at the emergency halt. The engine had stalled at his carelessness.Ewan checked himself. Spike of adrenaline…

Neil NyrenMay 30, 2025

Nonfiction

Bestselling Author Judith Viorst Shares Witty and Poignant Memoir About Life’s Twilight Years

The complete title of prolific author Judith Viorst’s latest captivating book is Making the Best of What’s Left: When You’re Too Old to Get the Chairs Reupholstered. It’s a frank, humorous blend of memoir and astute advice for aging gracefully that is touching and inspiring. The book provides personal observations…

Linda HitchcockMay 23, 2025

Nonfiction

A Humorous History of the “Simplified Spelling Movement,” from Mark Twain to Twitter

Gabe Henry may have single-handedly revolutionized the study of Linguistics with this brilliant work of nonfiction enough is enuf, subtitled Our Failed Attempts to Make English Eezier to Spell. “Linguistics is the scientific study of language as sound” was drummed into the heads of Georgetown University students for decades by…

Linda HitchcockMay 30, 2025

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