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“The Ministry of Time” is GMA’s May Book Club Pick, Soon Headed for TV Adaptation

The Ministry of Time (Avid Reader Press) has been named one of the most-anticipated debuts this spring. It garnered numerous glowing reviews from major publications, sold adaptation rights to A24 and BBC pre-publication, and has been named Good Morning America’s May book club pick. Bestselling romance author, Emily Henry, calls…

Megan BeauregardMay 17, 2024

Fiction Recommended Thrillers

Art and Crime Worlds Collide in Action-Packed International Thriller

Colombia. Coming here was a disaster. Dying here… not an option. Fascinating people create fascinating stories. Author Linda Moore draws on extensive knowledge as an art gallery owner, student of Hispanic studies, and her personal journeys in South America to create an enthralling and immersive story set in Colombia in…

Michael FerryMay 14, 2024

Fiction Miscellany

“The Strand” Reveals Unpublished Short Story From “Twilight Zone” Creator Rod Serling

Rod Serling, best known as the creator of The Twilight Zone, authored a short story when he was in his early twenties. “First Squad, First Platoon”, published for the first time by Strand Magazine, was uncovered thanks to writer Amy Boyle Johnston, who discovered it “in a folder of early…

BookTribMay 10, 2024

Romance

Mistaken Identity Turns App-Developer’s Life Upside Down in Hilarious Rom-Com

Suzanne Park demonstrates her former competition-winning stand-up comedian chops in her latest novel One Last Word. The emphasis is on smart comedy in this laugh-out-loud rom-com replete with heart and social commentary. Narrator/protagonist Sara Chae, a 34-year-old brilliant Korean American woman who works in mid-level management for Los Angeles-based Color…

Linda HitchcockMay 10, 2024

Fiction Listicles

6 Modern Novels That Explore Resilience in the Face of Adversity

There’s no question about the fact that we are living in tumultuous times. Despite the remarkable progress made for equality in the last century, everyone has felt the recent shift that has left many clamoring to hold on to their hard-earned rights. With the overturning of Roe v. Wade, the…

Megan BeauregardMay 8, 2024

Fiction Podcasts

Books & Looks Podcast: Love, Lies and Leaky Roofs: Amy Jo Burns Discusses “Mercury”

Books & Looks: Real Books for Real Readers was started as a podcast to supplement Blaine Desantis’ website, ViewsOnBooks.com, and expand into audio and video interviews with authors. With Books & Looks, Blaine’s goal is to focus on real books that real people will read. At least half of the books he reviews…

BookTribMay 8, 2024

Fiction Recommended

Man’s Mystical Journey to Amend the Past in Bohemian Ibiza

There’s a passage in author Justin Kurian’s ambitious novel The Canticle of Ibiza where John, who has abandoned his life in New York as a high-flying financial whiz to seek answers on the mystical island of Ibiza, Spain, explains to a budding love interest, Diana, how he ditched his previous…

Jim AlkonMay 7, 2024

Fiction Recommended

In Atmospheric New Thriller, Family Learns Their Past Is Not So Easily Put to Rest

“I almost forgot. There’s a caretaker who lives on the property. It’s part of the deal, he comes with the house.” The realtor, talking to the Keane family of Boston who had just acquired the strange old house on the hill in Littleton, NH, built by the legendary Mr. Goodpasture,…

Jim AlkonMay 7, 2024

Fiction Recommended

Lyrical Tale of Love and Redemption Paints Portrait of Pacific Northwest

Leaning On Air is Cheryl Grey Bostrom’s second novel, an exquisitely nuanced love story told with gorgeous prose and salt-of-the-earth characters as well-meaning and reassuringly imperfect as the people you know. Equally gorgeous is the story’s setting on a remote family farm in the Palouse, a gently hilled region of…

Anne Eliot FeldmanMay 7, 2024

Metal Angel Five Graphic Novelas by Felix Carrion

Author Spotlight

Graphic Novelist Discusses Cinematic Storytelling & Taking It Slow

When people think of graphic novels, they often associate the genre with flashy superhero comics or children’s stories. And while these types of titles also have their place in the world of graphic novels, they’re not the only ones. Oftentimes, graphic novels are far more profound than the public gives…

BookTribMay 3, 2024

Fiction

A Second, Closer Look at Amor Towles’ “A Gentleman in Moscow”

With the popularity of Amor Towles at an all-time high from the recent launch of the TV series “A Gentleman in Moscow” based on his bestselling novel and his just-published and highly acclaimed Table for Two collections of short stories, multi-award-winning author William Maz (The Bucharest Dossier and The Bucharest…

William MazMay 3, 2024

Fiction Recommended

Coming-of-Age Novel Exposes Harsh Reality of Eugenics Movement

“American eugenics is often misunderstood and forgotten, yet it impacts the heritage of so many of us. These women’s voices went unheard for enough years.” On a stormy winter day in 1928, representatives of the Pennsylvania Children’s Aid Society come to collect the four Wilson children, who are living alone…

Megan BeauregardApril 29, 2024

Audiobooks Fiction Listicles Romance

7 Later-in-Life Romances on Audiobook

Dating isn’t just a young man’s game. The flames of romance can begin to burn at any stage of life, taking hold of college-bound teenagers, middle-aged spinsters and retired divorcees alike. To celebrate this agelessness of love, we’ve compiled a list of 7 later-in-life romances for you to read —…

BookTribApril 29, 2024

Fiction Recommended Young Adult

Epic YA Magical Fantasy Follows Chosen Few’s Revolutionary Quest

Chosen by J.R. Emerson is a riveting young adult fantasy novel that tells the story of a villainous king, shocking betrayal, powerful rebellion, and forces that unite to fight for justice. Shadow meets fire, evil rulers meet their opposition, and the underdogs face off against the privileged in this epic,…

Megan BeauregardApril 26, 2024

Audiobooks Fiction Listicles

Exciting New Sci-Fi on Audio

Let’s get far away from present-day Earth this month with some thought-provoking and fun science fiction.

Aurelia C. ScottApril 26, 2024

Fiction

Little Deaths and Big Deaths: A Gothic Mystery Through a Modern Lens

“The way I see it, in any good life you need to die several times to really lead a life worth living. There are little deaths and there are big deaths. My tale has both – and the real tragedy would be if this story were to die with me.…

Neil NyrenApril 26, 2024

“The Ministry of Time” is GMA’s May Book Club Pick, Soon Headed for TV Adaptation

Art and Crime Worlds Collide in Action-Packed International Thriller

“The Strand” Reveals Unpublished Short Story From “Twilight Zone” Creator Rod Serling

Books & Looks Podcast: Love, Lies and Leaky Roofs: Amy Jo Burns Discusses “Mercury”

Man’s Mystical Journey to Amend the Past in Bohemian Ibiza

In Atmospheric New Thriller, Family Learns Their Past Is Not So Easily Put to Rest

Lyrical Tale of Love and Redemption Paints Portrait of Pacific Northwest

Graphic Novelist Discusses Cinematic Storytelling & Taking It Slow

Coming-of-Age Novel Exposes Harsh Reality of Eugenics Movement

7 Later-in-Life Romances on Audiobook

Epic YA Magical Fantasy Follows Chosen Few’s Revolutionary Quest

Exciting New Sci-Fi on Audio

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