Genres

This year alone has seen quite a few new fiction releases set in New York. Why is it such a magnet for fiction authors? The real question should be, how can it not be?

Is "Harmony" one of author Carolyn Parkhurst's best efforts?

Bethany Chase's "Results May Vary" explores what happens when a betrayal not only conceals a lover from an unsuspecting spouse, but also hides a completely different life.

Interview with Rosemary and Larry Mild, authors of 'Death Steals a Holy Book' and other mystery stories.

Interview with author Anna del Mar, author of the "Wounded Warrior Series"

Alexandra Weinbaum's book, 'Careful Old Letters: A Jewish Family's Story,' is an evocative tale of personal discovery and Holocaust history, based on a box of old letters sent from the Jewish ghettos of Europe during WWII.

'Conrad and Eleanor' by Jane Rogers is the story of a marriage in shambles put to the ultimate test when Conrad unexpectedly vanishes, and Eleanor becomes both unhinged by his disappearance and a subject of suspicion.

The first of a series of period mysteries craftily blends mythology and post-war politics.

When you think of fall do you imagine fluttering leaves, warmer clothes and a list of awesome new fiction books? Here's a few awesome pick to get you giddy.

'Between Worlds' by Skip Brittenham takes us into an entirely new action packed and interactive work of imagination. Brittenham has given us an alternate reality that is different then those that have come before. His world is full of beauty but also littered with beasts of terrible ferocity. As in most worlds there are good and bad characters, but his small deceptions make is difficult to tell between the two.