Fiction

The Bloom girls lost their father when their parents divorced, yet when they learn of his passing from an aneurysm, it's like losing him again.

 "If nothing else, The Fall of Lisa Bellow is a great character study of someone trying to survive growing up."

Himself is a classic, feeding the reader through a multisensory smorgasbord of Irish euphemisms.   

“In This Grave Hour is lucky number 13, and there’s no sign the series will stop showing how individual acts of heart can do much to counter collective tragedy.”

“The visceral impact of Julianne Pachico’s prose . . . is enough to convince a reader that disorder is only a rock, a knock, or a gunshot away.”

The Darkness of Evil is the seventh book in the Karen Vail series. Vail is an FBI profiler who’s investigated some of the world’s most vicious serial killers.

Nnedi Okorafor follows up her Hugo and Nebula award winning book Binti with a sequel, Binti: Home.

“Exit West is a smart, sympathetic, and deeply human story . . .”

This book is a warm tale about sibling rivalry and the importance of family.

"Faye’s prose seduces readers . . ."

Writer Michael Sims, on a recent New York Times Book Review podcast, called Sherlock Holmes the “first modern super hero.”

Like Batman, Spider-Man, Sherlock Holmes, and Wonder Woman, Flash Gordon has lived through several reincarnations. But his essence is always the same.

“a charming and very satisfying read.”