After many years, I think I’ve finally tuned into the right trade publications and book […]
Displaced, by Stephan Abarbanell
Lilya Wasserfall is a soldier in the fight for an independent Jewish state when she […]
Beyond the Rice Fields, by Naivo
Naivo’s Beyond the Rice Fields (translated by Allison M. Charette) took me to a place I’ve […]
The Bone Mother, by David Demchuk
David Demchuk’s The Bone Mother is the kind of story collection that left me wanting more. […]
Homegoing, by Yaa Gyasi
The multi-award winning family saga Homegoing, by Yaa Gyasi, deserves all the praise it’s received. The […]
Three Dark Crowns, by Kendare Blake
Some readers (at least those who remember Highlander) might sum up Kendare Blake’s series opener Three Dark […]
Damn all cliffhangers
It feels like a personal insult to read 400 pages only to find a cliffhanger. […]
The Visitant, by Megan Chance
Elena Spira believes she’s prepared to help her patient. She’s dealt with drug addicts and […]
Britannia Mews, by Margery Sharp
When she first steps on to the page in Margery Sharp’s Britannia Mews, Adelaide has very […]