Mystery Thriller & Suspense

Riveting Prohibition-Era Noir Novels Reprinted in Classic Crime Editions

John Florio’s stunning novel Sugar Pop Moon (Open Road Media) was a welcome addition to the noir canon of literature when it debuted in 2013. The following year, Blind Moon Alley, the second in what were called “The Jersey Leo mysteries” was published but didn’t receive quite the notice they…

Linda HitchcockDecember 16, 2022

BooksToScreen Young Adult

The Haunting of Sunshine Girl–a metaphor for a media-savvy world

As both a reviewer and an author, sometimes I wonder: are books ever just books anymore? There’s a huge trend lately to create multimedia works, turning novels interactive, or creating books out of blogs. Don’t get me wrong – I’m not complaining. As a lover of all things pop culture,…

Rachel CarterApril 2, 2015

Thrillers

Andrew Gross on why it’s sexy to write women as heroes

What would you do, if, on the day your whole life was crashing down around you, fate threw you a chance to turn it all around—would you take it? Would you take that chance, even if it were illegal, immoral, and dangerous? Hilary Cantor, the desperate single mom in Andrew…

Joanna PoncavageApril 25, 2014

Nonfiction

I’m Glad I Did: Songwriter Cynthia Weil recreates her early years in the business

Rules are meant to be broken. Or at least that’s what Grammy-winning songwriter Cynthia Weil proposes in her latest young adult novel, I’m Glad I Did, a book that rides on the back of the Peace Train, giving voice to issues of racism, sexism and war. It was 1961 when…

Steph ScottMarch 1, 2015

Fiction

T. Dasu explores espionage from a spouse’s viewpoint in Spy, Interrupted: The Waiting Wife

If you’re looking for a thriller, a romance and a politically charged novel, then T. Dasu’s debut, Spy, Interrupted: The Waiting Wife, is for you. It tells the story of Nina Sharma, who falls in love with the mysterious and reserved Stephen Edward James while visiting a friend of a…

Rachel CarterFebruary 16, 2015

Fiction

Video: Missed It? Live Interview with Ariel Lawhon, Author of THE WIFE, THE MAID, AND THE MISTRESS

“More meticulously choreographed than a chorus line. It all pays off.” –THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW THE WIFE, THE MAID, AND THE MISTRESS A wickedly entertaining novel that reconstructs one of America’s most famous unsolved mysteries–the disappearance of Justice Joseph Crater in 1930–as seen through…

BookTribApril 2, 2014

Fiction

Books that made me lose sleep. WIN: Horrorstor by Grady Hendrix

I may have outgrown candy corn and those weird caramel apple chews that seem to only exist in October, but I hope I’ll never lose my taste for books that keep me up till midnight, tossing, turning, and worrying about what, exactly, lurks under my bed. In fourth grade, my…

Tracy ManasterOctober 31, 2014

Mystery Thriller & Suspense

The Haunting of Sunshine Girl–a metaphor for a media-savvy world

Andrew Gross on why it’s sexy to write women as heroes

I’m Glad I Did: Songwriter Cynthia Weil recreates her early years in the business

T. Dasu explores espionage from a spouse’s viewpoint in Spy, Interrupted: The Waiting Wife

Video: Missed It? Live Interview with Ariel Lawhon, Author of THE WIFE, THE MAID, AND THE MISTRESS

Books that made me lose sleep. WIN: Horrorstor by Grady Hendrix

BookTrib Newsletter

About Us

Book Promotion

Discover Books

My Nightstand

Fill Out The Form and Receive A Free Book Marketing Consultation