Review: Matter Out of Place
All must contend with their complicated histories and answer the question: is being from a place the same as being of it?
Review: Sanity Test
The most dangerous conversations are the ones you have with yourself — especially when you start getting replies.
Review: Intercede
Jennifer Clark’s Intercede: Saints for Concerning Occasions offers us a fresh perspective on the world of Catholic saints.
Review: To Go On Living
Written in Abgaryan’s signature style that weaves elements of Armenian folk tradition into her prose, these stories of community, courage, and resilience celebrate human life
Timestream Verdict Book Tour
Welcome to the tour for The Timestream Verdict by Jordan Berk. Read on for more details!
The Golden Manuscripts Book Tour
This cross-genre literary tale of self-discovery, art mystery, travel, and love is based on the actual theft by an American soldier of illuminated manuscripts during World War II.
Review: A Dog’s Luck
A Dog’s Luck A Love Story and a Family Saga Intertwined by Liora Barash Morgenstern People, dogs, and what lies between them Ellie, a young woman writing her philosophy dissertation, becomes disrupted by echoes from the past. She follows the voices replaying in her mind...
Becoming Forest Book Tour
We are celebrating the release of Becoming Forest by Michael Kearney. Read on for more details!
Eternally Artemisia
Welcome to the tour for Eternally Artemisia by Melissa Muldoon. Read on for more details!
Review: Dreamland Court
Set in the blighted industrial landscape of the Los Angeles basin, Dreamland Court is an underground love story.
Review: Malibu Motel
"Money can buy happiness. Money is happiness. Money gives happiness a run for its money."
Review: The Man Who Came and Went
The Man Who Came and Went, a novel of the new west, is a magically realistic story for the modern era that will tease your understanding and beliefs
Review: City in a Forest
Hidden in the heart of Atlanta, a pristine forest shimmers with magic, but an unscrupulous developer plans to flatten Silver Park—unless two brave women can stop him.
Review: The Obsession of Henry Enright
The Obsession of Henry Enright captures the mood of an era through the eyes of a misguided soul seeking to know and be known.
Balloon Days
Welcome to the book tour for genre-bending novel by Kristi Strong, Balloon Days. Read on for an exclusive excerpt and my review!
Review: The Awakening of Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop is alone. His wife died. He lost his job. His brother is on the west coast. But something else, something different, something new is waiting for him.
Review: The Silence Diaries
Suzie and Orbs are in their thirties and have been together for a couple of years. This is their struggle to survive as partners.
Review: A Man in Love
For readers of Colm Toibin’s The Master and Michael Cunningham’s The Hours, a witty, moving, tender novel of impossible love and the mysterious ways of art.
Review: JUJU
Set on the East Side of Buffalo, NY, JuJu provides a window into the poverty stricken, segregated, urban childhood.
Review: Slow Brewing Tea
Slow Brewing Tea is an epic spiritual adventure and a touching love story that will compel you to look deeper at your relationships with your God, your spouse and the path beneath your feet.
Review: The Girl and the Tiger
Isha's encounters with tribal people, elephants, and her search for the wild jungle are the source of her revelations about the human relationship to the natural world in a gripping story of determination, discovery, and coming of age.
Review: The Skin Artist
The morning Bill Becker awakes to find the butterfly tattoo, its wings poised for flight upon his chest, he is aroused and terrified by the itch of new possibilities-and addictions
Review: Mother of Pearl
A luminous and courageous story about the hopes and dreams we all have for our lives and relationships, and the often fraught and unexpected ways they may be realised.
