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“Below the Fold” and Into the Fray in Investigative Thriller

In Below the Fold (Oceanview), the murder scene of a young, wealthy stockbroker, Grace Mancuso, groups five individuals that do not seem to be related in any way. One of the people on this list, Dora Gayle, is a homeless woman who was killed days before. Also, included on the…

Brielle HeinlMay 16, 2019

BooksToScreen Nonfiction

Patti Smith’s ‘Just Kids’ to Premiere on Showtime

Last year we wrote about rock icon Patti Smith’s memoir Just Kids, which detailed one of the more infamous times in American rock history and charted the legendary relationship between Smith and photographer Robert Mapplethorpe. The book was a critical and commercial success for Smith, who has been rumored to…

Joel HigginsAugust 12, 2015

Book Club Network Thrillers

Michael Okon Scares Again in “Monsterland Reanimated”

Not quite. That’s because Michael Okon has a lot of cleaning up to do since the end of his weird and wacky Monsterland. The sequel, Monsterland Reanimated (Wordfire Press), is aptly named. Many creatures and villains you so lovingly met in book one have been restored to life and given…

Jim AlkonOctober 31, 2019

Book Club Network Thrillers

Luring a Retired Assassin Brings Lethal Results

When we last left Jack Shelley, the infamous assassin known as "The Poet," he decided to give up his violent vocation in romantic pursuit of the strong and beautiful Rebecca Paige. After the two emerged alive from a dangerous hostage situation at a remote inn, they had time to give…

Rebecca ProulxMarch 7, 2019

Fiction

The Handmaid’s Tale: To Be Continued in “The Testaments”

Good news, Handmaid fans! Margaret Atwood just announced she will deliver a sequel to her dystopian classic, The Handmaid’s Tale, next year. To be titled The Testaments (Random House), Atwood promises readers, “Everything you’ve ever asked me about Gilead and its inner workings is the inspiration for this book. Well, almost…

Joanna PoncavageNovember 29, 2018

Fiction

Celebrating Lovely Imperfections in “Branching Out”

Emotional and satisfying, Kerstin March’s novel Branching Out is a skillfully written love story that will truly touch the heart of readers. This isn’t a story about a perfect marriage, and that’s what makes it so very lovely in its deeply moving journey of love between two people. This is…

BookTribJune 21, 2018

Miscellany Podcasts

Writer’s Bone Podcast: Live From Belmont Books With Best-Selling Author Eric Rickstad

Best-selling author Eric Rickstad read from his latest Canaan Crime novel, The Names of Dead Girls, and answered questions from the Writer’s Bone crew during a live podcast recording from Belmont Books on Dec. 7. https://www.amazon.com/Names-Girls-Canaan-Crime-Novels/dp/0062672800/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1513053672&sr=8-1&keywords=the+names+of+dead+girls Eric Rickstad is the New York Times, USA Today, Wall Street Journal, Amazon, and…

Daniel FordDecember 20, 2017

Fiction

Mitch Albom Takes Us Back to Heaven in His New Sequel

"I always carried the idea that when you die, there are these people sitting there waiting for you." If ever there was an author who could paint a tangible picture of heaven and imagine it as a kind of post-life waiting room, it is Mitch Albom, first with his iconic…

Rebecca ProulxOctober 9, 2018

“Below the Fold” and Into the Fray in Investigative Thriller

Patti Smith’s ‘Just Kids’ to Premiere on Showtime

Michael Okon Scares Again in “Monsterland Reanimated”

Luring a Retired Assassin Brings Lethal Results

The Handmaid’s Tale: To Be Continued in “The Testaments”

Celebrating Lovely Imperfections in “Branching Out”

Writer’s Bone Podcast: Live From Belmont Books With Best-Selling Author Eric Rickstad

Mitch Albom Takes Us Back to Heaven in His New Sequel

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