Genres

This novel treats its 60 year old female main character with great respect and provides a well-paced and engrossing story as well as a nuanced and believable view of alcoholism.

"There are no hidden messages in the book, just a lot of action, suspense, and humor."

Jan Wahl's story finds its perfect visual match with the odd stylings of Edward Gorey.

The Allman Brothers Band tell their own story, just in time for their final tour.

"I tend to dream things up when I walk. I solve a lot of problems that way."

Reporter Lark Chadwick is on the trail of a Georgia serial killer.

This inventive and passionate novel is an imagined sequel to "Madame Butterfly," but it will enthrall readers whether they are familiar with the opera or not.

A sequel to Oscar Wilde's work takes a classic creation and distills away much of his complexity.

The twists and turns keep you reading and wondering how a life so full of promise has become so unhinged.

"By merely writing and receiving letters, prisoners are exposed to the fresh air of healthy, non-prison influences. The importance of this cannot be overstated."