Psychological Thriller

Back in March 2010, when Teddy Wayne took the podium at McNally Jackson bookstore to read from his debut novel Kapitoil, someone in the crowd leaned over and whispered, “He’s so smart—he w

“a well-written story by an inventive writer.”

“She thought about secrets and the damage they did.”

Veterinarian Maggie is not herself after being attacked near her Chicago home nine months ago.

“rich, well-told, and memorable.”

Arsénie Negovan doesn't get out much. For the past 20-odd years, he's maintained a series of properties in Belgrade, Yugoslavia.

“a frightening and accurate portrait of a teenager in the grip of a devastating mental illness . . .”

“a finely-crafted thriller.”

“Bohman’s prose is the literary equivalent of an undertow.”

The couple at the heart of this novel—Rob Beauman and Ellie Larrabee—appear on the surface to have everything.

Jane Mendelsohn’s Burning Down the House is a soap opera of a novel that aspires to be a Greek tragedy, an epic, or a saga of the fall of a family empire . . .

Many girls grow up dreaming of marriage and a family and most times their dreams come true.

The title of the novel comes from a Charles Atlas slogan. This book is for the reader who enjoys experimental or postmodern fiction. This is a book to think about.