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Experience the Life of the Elite in New Mystery

Posh: Book One of the Templeton Family Chronicles is a juicy debut novel about a long-standing English dynasty newly steeped in searing personal crises as it prepares to host the social event of the year. It’s Steeplechase Weekend at Templeton Manor in Dorset, UK, but not like it’s ever been.…

Anne Eliot FeldmanOctober 10, 2023

Studies at the School by the Sea by Jenny Colgan

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Humorous and Moving Grand Finale to Jenny Colgan’s Boarding School Series

Studies at the School by the Sea (Avon) written by Jenny Colgan was originally published in the United Kingdom as Studies. It is the fourth novel in a captivating series set in a Cornish boarding school. As befits a Scottish writer of cozy novels and romantic comedies, this best-selling and…

Linda HitchcockApril 16, 2024

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Literary Journey of Self-Discovery Shows the Making of a Man

It’s a bold and gutsy move to open a book with a description of two dead men, their bodies mangled at the bottom of a construction pit, blood running from their mouths and stiffening into maroon jelly. “If you have to, blame me for wanting to feel the rush that…

Joanna PoncavageOctober 31, 2022

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“Maestro: Songteller of Savannah Valley” Conducts a Symphony of Inspiration

Chicken Soup for the Soul co-creator Mark Victor Hansen launched the release of six novels about residents of Savannah Valley, an upscale retirement community outside Savannah, Georgia. Hansen wants the Savannah Valley series “to reflect the enormous possibilities” for people over 50. The characters celebrate a lifetime of experiences and…

K.L. RomoNovember 17, 2022

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“Love, Death & Rare Books:” An Emotionally Raw and Complex Love Story

Love, Death & Rare Books (Delphinium Books) by Robert Hellenga deals indeed with all three subjects in its title, but at its heart is a love story, not just between two people, but between readers and books as well. There is a sense of longing and nostalgia for a time…

K.D. ReidMarch 17, 2020

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“The Lighthouse Keeper:” Engaging Parable That Will Help You Master Your Mind

We were driving to visit friends over a holiday weekend, and, as is often the case, I couldn’t stop thinking about a certain fear that has consumed me for much of my adult life. These negative thoughts, as I’ve come to observe, typically lead to negative results. Fortunately for me,…

Jim AlkonAugust 21, 2020

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Welcome to the Next New Reality TV Show Full of Drama, Betrayal and … Lobster Fishing?

“Up and down the Maine coast, there’s a tough breed of men who make their living from the sea. They battle the wind and the weather and the tides, and sometimes, each other … Welcome to Tranquility. Welcome to Lobster Wars.” Words spoken by the voiceover at the beginning of…

Jim AlkonJanuary 17, 2023

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Warner’s World War II Drama Is an Epic, White-Knuckle Ride

John W. Warner IV’s Little Anton is a story to get lost in. Teetering between fact and fiction, it’s a trove of information and historical events we would have remembered from high school classes had we been paying attention. Then it slides off-center into the occult where believability meets intrigue.…

Sherri DaleyDecember 14, 2020

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Philip Warren Highlights an Often-Forgotten Time and People While Introducing “Irina”

Irina is the strong and compelling central character in author Philip Warren’s novel of the same name. What muse led him to write about the elusive time period and the shadowy figures that populated it in his book? Poland, the Black Death, the Depression, religious tensions … these are each…

BookTribJune 21, 2021

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Regret, Redemption and a Glimpse of the Devastating AIDS Epidemic in “Lazarus Rising”

In Lazarus Rising (Delphinium Books), 92-year-old prize-winning author and playwright Joseph Caldwell paints a grim but gripping portrait of a young woman dying of AIDS in the 90s amid the vivid backdrop of Manhattan. When artist Dempsey Coates returns to her loft in Tribeca from a gallery opening, she meets…

K.L. RomoDecember 1, 2020

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Love In the Time of War, Anti-Semitism & Racism

In 1943, a trip to Miami Beach to escape Michigan’s icy-cold winter had seemed like such a good idea. But when two young women arrive after a horrible three-day train ride, they find the hotel rooms taken up by Army Air Corps soldiers in training there. Even worse, one hotel…

Joanna PoncavageJune 17, 2022

Trust and Safety by Laura Blackett Eve Gleichman

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Humorous, Heartfelt, Queer Satire Tackles Life Off the Grid

Writing duo Laura Blackett and Eve Gleichman — whose hilarious rom-com and office satire, The Very Nice Box, debuted to rave reviews — have returned with a provocative sophomore novel that exceeds all expectations. Trust and Safety is a read-in-one-sitting exploration of contemporary life, technology and social media, queerness, belonging…

Megan BeauregardJune 4, 2024

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Office Politics and Personal Growth Collide in Hilarious Debut Novel

Anyone who has ever had the misfortune of spending any part of their working career trapped in a cubicle farm will deeply appreciate the authenticity of author Natalie Sue’s first novel I Hope This Finds You Well. She has honed in on instantly recognizable archetypical employees found in many corporate…

Linda HitchcockJune 3, 2024

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One Person’s Hero is Another’s Villain in Intricate Noir Thriller

Can you imagine squeezing all of your morality, your whole existence, into just 10 f$%^&* seconds? But there I was weighing the options: do I get involved and place myself in harm’s way, or do I play it safe? That was the dilemma facing David Alan Taylor in author Henry…

Jim AlkonJune 23, 2023

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Late Father’s Story Gives Hero a Chance to Reinvent Himself After Deadly Incident

Following up on his first book, Hero of the Day? (which you will also want to read), author Henry D. Trett brings us Hero of Yesterday? (Belen Books). The sequel revisits his main character, David Alan Taylor, five years after the “incident” that was the focus of the first book. In book one, David…

Barbara WilkovJuly 13, 2023

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Historical Mystery Explores Harsh Reality of Japanese Americans in Internment Camps

Naomi Hirahara is the Babe Ruth of authors hitting home runs out of the park with each book reaching an ever-widening circle of readers. Evergreen (Soho Crime) continues the story of the Ito Family introduced in Clark and Division. After enduring stress, deprivation and hardships during two years of imprisonment…

Linda HitchcockAugust 2, 2023

Experience the Life of the Elite in New Mystery

Literary Journey of Self-Discovery Shows the Making of a Man

“Love, Death & Rare Books:” An Emotionally Raw and Complex Love Story

“The Lighthouse Keeper:” Engaging Parable That Will Help You Master Your Mind

Welcome to the Next New Reality TV Show Full of Drama, Betrayal and … Lobster Fishing?

Warner’s World War II Drama Is an Epic, White-Knuckle Ride

Philip Warren Highlights an Often-Forgotten Time and People While Introducing “Irina”

Regret, Redemption and a Glimpse of the Devastating AIDS Epidemic in “Lazarus Rising”

Love In the Time of War, Anti-Semitism & Racism

One Person’s Hero is Another’s Villain in Intricate Noir Thriller

Late Father’s Story Gives Hero a Chance to Reinvent Himself After Deadly Incident

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