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Nonfiction

Lucy Adlington Weaves Together Powerful True Stories

British clothes historian and novelist Lucy Adlington has written numerous fiction and non-fiction books with an emphasis on the roles of women in WWII including the New York Times best-seller The Dressmakers of Auschwitz. She is also the co-owner of History Wardrobe, an events company presenting a variety of programs…

Linda HitchcockApril 22, 2025

Fiction Recommended

Mary Magdalene’s Lost Diary Will Completely Change the Way You See Her

In The Lost Diary of Mary Magdalene, Johnny Teague brings to life the hidden thoughts and emotions of one of history’s most misunderstood figures. The story begins with an archaeologist, Giuseppe Campise, stumbling upon a clay pot containing Mary Magdalene’s personal diary in the ruins of Magdala. What should have…

BookTribApril 23, 2025

Fiction

This Sweeping Debut Will Break Your Heart Then Make It Whole Again

The Turtle House is a poignant, potent and revelatory first novel written by Amanda Churchill. This historical work of fiction was inspired by the life of her grandmother whose shared memories and stories of fellow war brides were revealed to the author in a series of interviews. Her grandmother recounted…

Linda HitchcockApril 14, 2025

Recommended

Centuries Later, Michelangelo’s Secret Is Finally Unearthed …

D. Allen Henry has a passion for genius, the kind that stands the test of time. He also has a passion for inventing fiction that not only brings geniuses to life but also their legacies to bear in the modern-day era. Adding to his existing set of mysteries surrounding luminaries…

BookTribApril 8, 2025

Fiction Recommended

Two Lovers, Two Wars, and One Destiny as A Meticulous Plan Unfolds

“Was this not an ancient tale older than time itself? Once more, a new saga would begin. Once more, a man and a woman would fall in love.” Two families unite in matrimony, defying centuries-old cultural, physical and religious boundaries in A Meticulous Plan by A Mohit. When Pooja Roy…

Megan BeauregardMarch 25, 2025

A Brutal Regime. A Family Torn Apart. A Fight to Survive.

Tod Lending is a multi-talented award-winning producer, director, and cinematographer who specializes in human interest documentaries that demonstrate the resilience of spirit and the triumph of humanity in a variety of challenging situations during his 40-year career in filmmaking. Nominated for a Best Documentary Academy Award for his film Legacy,…

Linda HitchcockMarch 19, 2025

Recommended

A Raw and Unflinching Exploration of Identity, Family, and the Ties That Bind

Through alternating perspectives in Kalayla: Unraveling Tangles, Jeannie Nicholas brings to life an engaging story that explores themes of family, love, loss, marital abuse, healing, and second chances. Set in Cambridge, Massachusetts, between the summer of 1999 and the spring of 2002, the novel follows the lives of three women…

Natalia KavaleMarch 11, 2025

Thrillers

Longmire Faces Deadly Alaskan Tundra in Latest From Craig Johnson

Craig Johnson has given his serial readers, rabid fans who, like me, hang on every word and eagerly await his annual Christmas short story, the best stocking stuffer of the season, Tooth and Claw, a fast-paced action-packed thriller of a novella. New readers can get hooked with this literate gem! …

Linda HitchcockDecember 9, 2024

Fiction

Quiet Secrets and Hidden Lives Shine in a Story of Redemption and Connection

Shy Creatures is one of those rarities in literary fiction, a quiet celebration of the complex human interactions that form lasting genuine friendships and heartfelt relationships that are retained in golden memories. Award-winning British novelist Clare Chambers has written nine novels including Learning to Swim which won the 1999 Romantic…

Linda HitchcockDecember 18, 2024

Fiction Recommended

Lives and Truths Laid Bare in Short Story Collection

“People are people. They love, they hate, they soar, they pine, they elate, they grieve — and on occasion, they kill.” Award-winning author Bill VanPatten tends to capture all those acts and emotions in his characters, drawing heavily on gay themes and Latino heritage in and around the small, fictitious…

Jim AlkonDecember 3, 2024

Fiction Recommended

Historic Sicilian Saga Reveals Mafia’s Clandestine Beginnings

Fans of epic, swashbuckling adventure are in for a treat! With the arrival of Sicilian Avengers by Luigi Natoli — translated for the first time in English by Stephen Riggio — the intrigues of an eighteenth century Sicilian noble family and the secret sect dedicated to protecting the people finally…

Peggy KurkowskiOctober 22, 2024

Fiction Recommended

Two Souls Pursue Justice While Navigating Their Own Paths to Healing

Set between 1964 and 1972 in Meridien, Virginia, The Little Bird is a true-life-based psychological novel by the historical fiction author of The Crossing, Ashby Jones. In The Little Bird, the murder of a black teenage boy by a white cop unites two kindred spirits who are individually grappling with grief…

Natalia KavaleOctober 29, 2024

Fiction Recommended

A Journey of Sacrifice and Freedom in the Texas Revolution

“He was more interested in being on the tip of the arrow, out there on the edge, where the excitement was. Texas was now on the edge.” Dive into the historical battle of the Alamo in this fact-based fictional account of revolution on the plains of the Midwest. Told with…

Michael FerryOctober 30, 2024

Eddie Winston is Looking for Love by Marianne Cronin

Fiction

Intergenerational Friendship Sparks a Search for Love in Marianne Cronin’s Latest

Don’t be confused by the title Eddie Winston is Looking for Love thinking it is a throwaway lightweight trashy novel about some bachelor billionaire cowboy/ carpenter/ wall street broker/ laird of the manner/stud muffin of some sort (fill in the fantasy blank) seeking a nubile baby mama to satisfy his…

Linda HitchcockFebruary 5, 2025

Fiction

Gritty Story of Love, Loss and Gang Loyalty in Historical Crime Trilogy

Queen of Diamonds completes Beezy Marsh’s trilogy of bold, exciting historical crime fiction novels that began with Queen of Thieves, set in post-WWII London, and followed by Queen of Clubs which takes place a decade later as it continues to follow the exploits of the shoplifting gang leader and nightclub…

Linda HitchcockFebruary 5, 2025

Fiction

Parisian Tale of Love and Ambition in “Mademoiselle Eiffel”

The Eiffel Tower, chosen as the symbol of the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, is adorned with the Olympic Rings called “The Spectaculars,” in the official colors by day and lit in white at night. They were installed between the first and second floors several weeks before the opening ceremonies…

Linda HitchcockOctober 21, 2024

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Mary Magdalene’s Lost Diary Will Completely Change the Way You See Her

Centuries Later, Michelangelo’s Secret Is Finally Unearthed …

Two Lovers, Two Wars, and One Destiny as A Meticulous Plan Unfolds

A Raw and Unflinching Exploration of Identity, Family, and the Ties That Bind

Lives and Truths Laid Bare in Short Story Collection

Historic Sicilian Saga Reveals Mafia’s Clandestine Beginnings

Two Souls Pursue Justice While Navigating Their Own Paths to Healing

A Journey of Sacrifice and Freedom in the Texas Revolution

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