Review of THE FAITHFUL SPY by Jeffrey Layton
Jeffrey Layton continues his Yuri Kirov military thriller series with book three, THE FAITHFUL SPY—a tale of intrigue, double-cross, and of course, submarines. And who better to write about submarines…
Book Review: Before We Were Strangers – A Novel by Brenda Novak
Brenda Novak Charms Her Fans With Romance, Mystery, Cookies and a Greek Goddess Having written more than 50 novels, Brenda Novak is an expert at pulling our romantic heartstrings. But in addition,…
Review of Darling Girl by Terry H. Watkins
Cover of Novel – Little Girl Wearing Red High Heels What if you lived in a trailer, always moving to the next town? What if your mom had to spend…
Book Review: The Boy At the Keyhole – A Novel
A quiet, twisty tale of madness and possible murder. A lonely 9-year-old boy. A stern housekeeper. A missing mother. An almost-empty English mansion. These are the underpinnings that gently crescendo…
Review of The Fallen Architect: An Old-Fashioned Murder Mystery With Fresh Tricks
It’s a good old-fashioned murder mystery, with a literal twist: back-bending acrobats! In The Fallen Architect, Charles Belfoure(House of Thieves and The Paris Architect, Sourcebooks Landmark) throws readers into a murder mystery enveloped in the…
Book Review: Erotic Stories For Punjabi Widows by Balli Kaur Jaswal
In this textured tale about Punjabi Indian women and sexual taboos, Balli Kaur Jaswal masterfully juxtaposes modern and traditional, West and East, and each generation’s definition of oppression, with a murder…
Review of This Mournable Body – A Novel by Tsitsi Dangarembga
A tale of grief and survival set in war-wounded Zimbabwe. This is a story about Zimbabwe, a country ravaged by war. In the wake of its battle for independence, citizens…
Marching to the Tune of The Music Man
Apple pie, summer barbeques, and parades—the epitome of classic Midwest Americana. A nostalgic comfort of the simple life in years past is what you’ll experience from the Tony Award-winning musical…