Genre Fiction

What does the discovery of a mysterious envelope, a bloody piece of material, and a murder conviction in a decades old case, have in common?

“No One Could Have Guessed the Weather proves largely disappointing.”

“This first novel by Jessica Soffer is a work of beauty in words.”

“The Golem and the Jinni is recommended to adults who enjoy a good story and have a childlike sense of make-believe.”

Elizabeth Lowell has mastered the art of writing romantic suspense.

“In The Conduct of Saints the sacred and the profane truly collide in post WWII Rome.”

“Reconstructing Amelia will likely prove a springtime hit for Ms. McCreight.”

“The Hope Factory is something of an anticlimax after the promise displayed by The Red Carpet.”

Of all the scientific discoveries that swept the 20th century—from relativity to quantum mechanics to polio vaccine—the deciphering of the writing on thousands of fragments of clay tablets unearthe

“Above All Things is a work as brilliant as sunlight bending off snow.”

“Readers will find accompanying Ms. Altman on her journey from childhood to a life of love and a life filled with love makes for a lively trip.”

“. . . a superb literary novel.”