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Exacting Revenge in the City of Love

In Mike Bond’s latest thriller Goodbye Paris (Big City Press), that’s how Special Forces veteran Pono Hawkins remembers what happened eight years ago in Mosul, when he and his buddy Mack were grabbed by Mustafa al-Boudienne and Mustafa’s terrorist crew. Pono and Mack escaped. And now Mustafa is thought to…

Jim ParryJune 25, 2019

Book Club Network Thrillers

Dial M for a Midnight Murder

Everyone dreads that terrifying call that comes in the middle of the night. Your worst fears might be realized, your life changed forever in the minute it takes to answer. Jessie Martin never expected to hear the word murder on the other end of the line. That ringing phone was…

K.L. RomoJune 18, 2019

Book Club Network Thrillers

Puzzles, Espionage and a Ticking Time Bomb

By page 3 of Dan Grant's Thirteen Across (MindScape Press), Agent Morgan is crawling over body parts to escape a subway train wreck, fire sucking up the air and sending sparks and white-hot shards of Plexiglas into the melee. People are screaming and dying and being carted out in various…

Sherri DaleyJune 4, 2019

Book Club Network Fiction

’20s Cotton Crisis Plunges 3 Gritty Women into Survival Mode

After boll weevils devastate the Southern cotton crops in the early 1920s, three diverse Branchville, South Carolina women will do whatever it takes to keep their families safe. In her debut novel Call Your Daughter Home (Park Row Books), Deb Spera plunges readers into life in a small Southern town…

K.L. RomoMay 15, 2019

Book Club Network Nonfiction

From Homeless to Billionaire: 18 Principles of Success

“I am a high school dropout with no higher intelligence than you. I came to a country with no knowledge of the local language or culture. Worse, I had no money, and slept on the beaches of Phuket with a suitcase for a pillow.” Today, Andres Pira is one of…

Jim AlkonMay 8, 2019

Book Club Network Thrillers

Lining Up Suspects for the Disappearing Perfect Wife

I started reading Such a Perfect Wife (Harper) late on a Sunday night, and boy was that a bad idea. The end of each chapter left cliffhanger after cliffhanger until I was losing sleep from racing through the book. Such a Perfect Wife by Kate White is the murder mystery…

Meagan FoyMay 7, 2019

Book Club Network Fiction

Best-Laid Plans Often Have Their Wrinkles

Jillian Hennessey, protagonist of Moments We Forget (Tyndale House Publishers) by Beth K. Vogt, expects things in her life will be headed in a positive direction now that she’s made it through the bulk of her breast cancer treatment. She looks forward to finally getting to enjoy her brand-new…

Paige VigliaroloMay 6, 2019

Book Club Network Thrillers

Mystery-Solving Couple Sets 1930s Chicago on Fire

In A Veil Removed (She Writes Press), the fourth book in Michelle Cox’s Henrietta and Inspector Howard series, the untimely death of Clive’s father and the abrupt end to Henrietta’s sister's unseemly romance drag the just-married couple into the underside of 1930s Chicago. Established family business ties reveal their nefarious…

Anne Eliot FeldmanMay 1, 2019

Book Club Network

Four Award-Winning Book Club Suggestions

Members of the Girly Book Club are voting on the following four titles to determine the book selection for its July club meetings in 70 chapters around the world. All four titles have won renowned and prestigious awards. Add some pep to your next book club meeting by giving any…

BookTribApril 24, 2019

Book Club Network Fiction

A New Beau for Divorced San Fran Islander

With The View From Alameda Island (MIRA), bestselling author Robyn Carr presents another highly engaging story, this one of a resilient woman’s mid-life journey as she bravely extricates herself from a difficult marriage to build a more honest life and new love for herself, facing the wrath of a selfish…

Anne Eliot FeldmanApril 24, 2019

Book Club Network Nonfiction

Freedom Fighter Turned Diplomat in Search of Peace

A Dream for Peace (Dr. Ghoulem Berrah Foundation) is the personal memoir of Dr. Ghoulem Berrah, tracking his incredible journey as a freedom fighter for the independence of his homeland Algeria, a man of science, and international diplomat who dedicated his entire life to working for peace. It was a…

Jim AlkonApril 17, 2019

Book Club Network Thrillers

A.F. Brady’s “Could Be” Killer

Compelling readers to turn the pages in a novel with a hateful anti-hero and few sympathetic characters is tricky, but A.F. Brady succeeds and captivates in the complex, intricately plotted and propulsive psychological thriller Once A Liar (Park Row Books). A.F. Brady, the pseudonym of a Manhattan psychotherapist, is also…

Ann LinebergerApril 9, 2019

Book Club Network Fiction Thrillers

Tokyo Hotel Bomb Sets Off Chain of International Intrigue

Terrorists bomb a hotel in Tokyo, but the reverberations are felt around the world in a new international thriller co-written by TV producer and author Gary Grossman and global executive and crisis management expert Ed Fuller. In RED Hotel (Beaufort Books), a high-ranking Kremlin diplomat is assassinated. A building in…

BookTribMarch 19, 2019

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

Turbulent Obsession Leads to Elaborate Plan to Get Her Man

Juliette knows that she and Nate are meant to be together, and she will stop at nothing to make it happen. The Perfect Girlfriend (Graydon House), Karen Hamilton’s debut novel, takes you along on all the twists and turns of a turbulent obsession. As the story is told from Juliette’s…

Brielle HeinlMarch 5, 2019

Book Club Network Fiction

Famine and Forging Ahead in “The Irishman’s Daughter”

We’ve all heard about “the luck of the Irish.” But what about their suffering? Even in Ireland, history lessons barely discuss the Irish potato famine of the mid-19th century. Textbooks include the blight but don't detail the suffering and anguish caused by the scourged potato crops. Omitted is the trauma…

K.L. RomoMarch 4, 2019

Exacting Revenge in the City of Love

Dial M for a Midnight Murder

Puzzles, Espionage and a Ticking Time Bomb

’20s Cotton Crisis Plunges 3 Gritty Women into Survival Mode

From Homeless to Billionaire: 18 Principles of Success

Lining Up Suspects for the Disappearing Perfect Wife

Best-Laid Plans Often Have Their Wrinkles

Mystery-Solving Couple Sets 1930s Chicago on Fire

Four Award-Winning Book Club Suggestions

A New Beau for Divorced San Fran Islander

Freedom Fighter Turned Diplomat in Search of Peace

A.F. Brady’s “Could Be” Killer

Tokyo Hotel Bomb Sets Off Chain of International Intrigue

Luring a Retired Assassin Brings Lethal Results

Turbulent Obsession Leads to Elaborate Plan to Get Her Man

Famine and Forging Ahead in “The Irishman’s Daughter”

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