Genres

In "Journey to Munich" Jacqueline Winspear continues with her heroine, Maisie Dobbs and takes us deep into the heart of Nazi Germany as it begins preparations for the atrocities against others that linger in the thoughts of many even to this day.

"A Better Goodbye" by John Schulian will have you turning pages with anticipation as it builds to a crescendo and then rewards you with a smash bang finale.

An interview with Harvard professor Deepak Malhotra, whose new book, "Negotiating the Impossible", offers captivating examples — from world history, sports and business — and effective tools that readers can apply to resolve their own conflicts, whether in work, life, or family.

The basketball great Kareem Abdul-Jabbar crafts a strong addition to the ever swelling realm of Sherlockiana, "Mycroft Holmes".

In 'Gone Again' by James Grippando, a mother is convinced that her daughter is alive; she has just heard from her again, and she wants to make sure an innocent man is not executed for a crime she does not believe happened.

Interview with Sylvia Dickey Smith author of "Original Cyn".

Interview with Ian A O'Connor, author of "The Wrong Road Home"

"Nine Month Midnight' by Marie Bacigalupo is a deeply compelling novel about grief and the hope for an afterlife for one's dead.

In "The Practical Navigator" by Stephen Metcalfe, Michael shares a special bond with Jamie his autistic son; they have each other as they work on the kinks of moving forward. When his estranged wife comes back to the scene, he isn’t sure what she is looking for. Her motives seem mysterious. Can he put his own life on hold to find the answers?

An interview with detox expert Dr. Deanna Minich, whose Whole Detox program is the subject of her new book "Whole Detox". It's a visionary program aimed to help us recalibrate in mind and spirit as well as body.