Psychological Thriller

Gabe Habash’s debut is a masterful exploration of the human condition and survival through a fragile, flawed character.

“From Italy’s agricultural heartland, largely an autodidact, Walter Ferranini doubts the sincerity of claims for the dignity accorded labor by ideological spokesmen for the post-war communist regim

“Deeply engaged in the connection with the physical body and the human soul . . .”

The setting for this debut novel by Lindsey Lee Johnson is a high school in the over-privileged enclave of Mill Valley, California.

Avid thriller readers are experiencing the whirlwind of a trend toward releases featuring women who are “unreliable narrators.” That trend makes sense from a publishing point of view given the succ

“an homage to political cartoonists and their ability to define a moment or mood in a few pen strokes.”

“Patrick Modiano goes beyond the checklist accuracies of historical fiction, fashioning a lush fever dream filled with glamor, mystery, and despair.”

From the margins of society arise a unique cast of characters who take turns narrating the tale in The Sunlight Pilgrims.

“[a] remarkable novel.”

“She’s all things bright and beautiful,” Kian Bright whispered at his daughter Daisy’s birth.

“. . . a powerful story of sacrifice and secrecy and a poignant love surviving over half a century.”

“The Fireman is a lit fuse of tension that explodes in ever-increasing intervals as the novel progresses . . .”