Genres

The vibrancy of power and political agendas that saturate Washington D.C. are at the center of Jennifer Close's new novel, 'The Hopefuls'.

"The Last Wife of Attila the Hun" by Joan Shweighardt is a superbly written and excellently researched novel that will mesmerize fans of historical fiction.

"Nicolas" by Pascal Girard is an exploration of loss told through sketches of the moment.

After the glory of Rio, bring yourself back to earth by enjoying Brazilian music with "Secret Rio"

Seattle’s favorite seafood restaurant’s secret recipes revealed in beautiful new book - As Wild as It Gets by Duke Moscrip and Bill Ranniger.

In 'The Year We Turned Forty', Liz Fenton and Lisa Steinke mix significant life regrets with an unusual 'Back to the Future' sort of twist.

In The Victim by Eric Matheny is saturated with court drama, intense emotions, and a clash of interests and personalities. Characters in the novel live their own life, with peculiarities of their behavior, manners, and speech.

Interview with Ruth. J. Anderson author of "Whistle Blower and Double Agents".

Talking with life coach Ora Nadrich about her powerful new book, "Says Who? How One Simple Question Can Change the Way You Think Forever".

In Twenty Years by Allison Winn Scotch, give us a story whose telling evokes tears and joy as well as sadness and death.