Genre Fiction

Cuba of the late 1950s was a land of two worlds: that of Batista’s corruption and of Castro’s revolution.

The challenge with cozy mysteries is finding the balance between lighthearted and serious. Murder, after all, is somber business.

“Daniel Silva is an excellent storyteller.”

“One hopes for more offerings from Amy Gail Hansen . . .”

“. . . a terrifying ride . . .”

“A wonderful debut novel . . .”

“Ms. Choi’s mastery of her craft is evident . . .”

“World War Z is more World War Zzzzzzzzzzz.”

“. . . an engaging story . . .”

“Gavin Extence has written a book that is richer, more lucid than it seems on its surface.”

Love, loss, and family are the backbone of Luanne Rice’s newest novel, The Lemon Orchard. Five years after the loss of her ex-husband and daughter, Julie is still reeling from their loss.

On a fairly ordinary train ride from Edinburgh to London four strangers, three men and one woman end up in a conversation about love and how it can change a person’s life.