Fiction

If you enjoy tales of suspense and horror, you will find 'End Of Temperance Dare' by Wendy Webb a clever work as the author takes you into dark places and holds you spellbound with terror.

In 'Everything We Keep' by Kerry Lonsdale, a young woman's wedding day becomes the funeral day for the fiancé she had planned to marry. As she picks up the pieces of her life and moves on, she finds that what she thinks she knows is not the truth, and that everything leading up to her new life has been a lie. Can she find out what has happened to her fiancé and if he is really alive?

In Tom Perrotta's 'Mrs. Fletcher,' a forty-six-year-old fights empty nest syndrome with porn, gender studies, and unexpected text messages.

Quick previews of title being released in paperback August 2017.

Swan Huntley's 'The Goddesses' presents a page-turning narrative of female empowerment and a binding conviction that sisters can do it for themselves, even if sometimes the sisters not what they seem to be.

In 'The Trial of Prisoner 043' author Terry Jastrow provocatively imagines George W. Bush being tried for war crimes because of the 2003 invasion of Iraq

Is 'The Reason You're Alive' by Matthew Quick a literary work in the mold of The Catcher in the Rye?

Interview with George A Bernstein author of 'The Prom Dress Killer'.

'Samaritans' by Jonathan Lynn skewers American healthcare system and the political arguments over the Affordable Care Act.

Five new book releases for your summer reading pleasure.