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Historical Fiction Provides Glimpse into Dark Colonial History of Rwanda

Dr. Dennis Snyder’s novel We Never Knew of Darkness begins with the smell of sweat and stale blood - and the sound of furtive whispers of child soldiers as they rolled past, packed shoulder to shoulder in a flatbed truck. It is May 1994, during the gut-wrenching and unconscionable violence…

Sherri DaleyOctober 18, 2023

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Short Stories Rip the Bandage Off Lifestyles, Emotions in Small-Town CA

“Everyone has secrets…and that’s what I write about.” You hear the word “secrets” and immediately associate it with some kind of suspense drama, or thriller with twists and turns. Then there’s the work of Bill VanPatten, who creates fictitious characters – likely amalgamations of real-life people and experiences – and…

Jim AlkonDecember 12, 2022

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A Call To Compassion And Understanding In An Increasingly Divided World

“Secrets were a way of life in Lubbock. Locked doors kept in as much as they kept out.” Set against the backdrop of post-Roe v. Wade America, Refuge by Bill VanPatten dives into the profound impact of state laws on individual freedoms and explores the complexities of family, prejudice,…

Monique SnymanMarch 15, 2024

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Welcome No. 23 in the No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency Series

What a happy occasion! The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency series (Pantheon), written by Scottish author Alexander McCall Smith, debuted in 1998 with the novel by the same name, and since the first book's publication, the series has become a worldwide publishing phenomenon. Now, the series has gained another novel!…

Linda HitchcockSeptember 13, 2022

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Alexander McCall Smith Sets Up The No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency to Solve Two More Crimes

From a Far and Lovely Country is the 24th and most recent novel in the ever delightful No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency series written by beloved and prolific but never formulaic or boring author Alexander McCall Smith. Dropping in for a visit with Mma Precious Ramotswe and Mma Grace Makutsi…

Linda HitchcockMarch 7, 2024

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Susan N. Swann Explores the Bonds of Family During Wartime in “Angels in the Fog”

In the heartbreaking war novel Angels in the Fog, author Susan N. Swann uses the separate narratives of four siblings to chronicle the story of how one family struggled to keep hope and faith alive in a time of great danger and found its way through the deadliest conflict in…

BookTribApril 25, 2022

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Man’s Eloquent Alter Ego Doesn’t Hold Back His Opinions of Today’s “Woke” Culture

Have you ever watched the wildly popular Outlander series and thought, does it have to be this graphic? Did you read Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale and question the merit of the construction of Gilead’s fascist regime? Are there any number of increasingly popular opinions in today’s “woke” culture that…

BookTribMay 25, 2022

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Make a Deal With the Devil (Literally) in “American Faust”

In American Faust (Ibex Press), the sinister Memphis Topheles lures several characters to an expansive, mysterious estate where the passage of time and reality itself is distorted. Those who accept the sinister invitation may enter but are unable to leave … unless they can offer The Master an even better deal.…

Michael FerryMay 24, 2022

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Mike Bond Launches “Freedom,” Book Two of His Epic Historical Saga, a “1960s Coming-of-Age Masterpiece”

Celebrated novelist Mike Bond has been called one of the 21st Century’s most exciting authors. His recently released historical epic, America, is the first of a seven-book series that relives our last 70 years and our nation’s most profound upheavals since the Civil War. Now, in the tumultuous last years…

BookTribDecember 13, 2021

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Mike Bond’s “America” Explores the Turbulent and Transformative Era of the 1960s

“One of the 21st Century’s most exciting authors.” — Washington Times —∞— “Mike Bond’s books are a national treasure.” — Art Zuckerman, WVOX —∞— Bestselling author Mike Bond is best known for his thrillers. His Pono Hawkins series, along with his novels of international espionage and military action, have garnered…

BookTribApril 28, 2021

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A Riveting Civil War Novel of Romance and Espionage

Across the River is a lush and languid historical spy novel set during the Civil War. This novel by Richard Snodgrass is the fourth in a series, following the critically praised Furnass Towers Trilogy. Colin Lyle is the owner of the Keystone Steam Works and lives in Furnass, Pennsylvania with…

Ann LinebergerJuly 2, 2019

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Detective Team Unveils Mystery in 1930s Chicago

Michelle Cox suspects she may have once lived in the 1930s. Perhaps that is why she writes about the period so adeptly. Chicago is the setting for her award-winning Henrietta and Inspector Howard series, engaging plots that charm us with modern-minded characters enmeshed in a world full of social expectations,…

Anne Eliot FeldmanJune 12, 2019

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Exploring the Ordinary and Exposing the Extraordinary in “You Would Have Told Me Not To”

Christopher Coake does a remarkable job of unpacking the minds of a surprising variety of characters — a harried mom of a toddler, a group of day laborers unloading drums of toxic waste, a lovelorn lesbian, a waitress, a man with 40 extra pounds around his midsection. Each story has…

Sherri DaleyJuly 28, 2020

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One Girl Becomes the Catalyst for Civil Rights in Her New Jersey Suburb

The way we experience our lives and what becomes our collective history is impacted in no small part by our position within society. Against the Grain (Woodhall Press) explores a tumultuous time in U.S. history from a variety of viewpoints to show how the same sequence of events can impact…

Paige VigliaroloNovember 9, 2022

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Short Stories Explore Humanity by Looking Into the Minds of Animals

Who teaches us more than the beasts of the earth and makes us wiser than the birds of the heavens? — Job 35:11 Communist authorities in 1984 in a small Poland community create laws chasing longtime families out. The grown son, his wife and child prepare for a difficult goodbye…

Jim AlkonSeptember 27, 2023

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Learn “A Thing Or Two About The Game” in Heartwarming Story of Self-Discovery

“It’s all about the ice cream.” On the surface, yes, the idea of little league girls softball at the pre-teen level is to have fun. At least it should be. At least for the girls. Thinking back, my daughter’s softball coach was a tough cookie. One evening after practice, he…

Jim AlkonOctober 19, 2022

Historical Fiction Provides Glimpse into Dark Colonial History of Rwanda

Short Stories Rip the Bandage Off Lifestyles, Emotions in Small-Town CA

A Call To Compassion And Understanding In An Increasingly Divided World

Welcome No. 23 in the No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency Series

Susan N. Swann Explores the Bonds of Family During Wartime in “Angels in the Fog”

Man’s Eloquent Alter Ego Doesn’t Hold Back His Opinions of Today’s “Woke” Culture

Make a Deal With the Devil (Literally) in “American Faust”

Mike Bond Launches “Freedom,” Book Two of His Epic Historical Saga, a “1960s Coming-of-Age Masterpiece”

Mike Bond’s “America” Explores the Turbulent and Transformative Era of the 1960s

A Riveting Civil War Novel of Romance and Espionage

Detective Team Unveils Mystery in 1930s Chicago

Exploring the Ordinary and Exposing the Extraordinary in “You Would Have Told Me Not To”

Short Stories Explore Humanity by Looking Into the Minds of Animals

Learn “A Thing Or Two About The Game” in Heartwarming Story of Self-Discovery

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