Fiction

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Leaving the Sea is recommended to serious readers . . .”

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"A commendable, but highly saccharine and overreaching literary effort..."

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"... a titillating story about porn and gangsters."

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“thought-provoking explorations of the foundations of Jewish identity through literature . . .”

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“Fantagraphics’ series is a real find for even the most casual fan.”

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“. . . a masterful novel of levels and depths, beautifully written and stunningly realized.”

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". . . a delightful tale . . ."

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Shadows of the Past is well written . . . Taylor Martin is a strong protagonist . . .”

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“A cerebral noir thriller debut.”

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Master Artisans of the Grands Ateliers de France is not your typical coffee table book.

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“If this story has a theme, it’s pain. Physical, emotional, psychological pain.”

Fear nothing? Fear everything. And everyone.

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“. . . no doubt it will please the loyal fan market to which it is directed.”  

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“. . . an absorbing plot line, filled with lies and surprises . . . drifts aimlessly in places and goes on for too long.”

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"This is a wildly entertaining collection of stories."

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“An exploratory exercise into understanding the human condition, Triceratops is an introspective, thought-provoking, debut.”

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“What She Left Behind screams with authenticity, depth, and understanding.

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“ . . . a nice turnabout of two people acting as cupids for two who refuse to declare their interest in each other . . . and then comes the switch . . . ”

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“ . . . elegant description, sharp wit, as well as a love story sweeping from the past into the present.”

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“There are few storytellers as gifted as Leighton Gage.”

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“ . . . an enjoyable read about a season of love in which two people come to recognize in each other the person each has been waiting for.”

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Sometimes there’s no explaining how a person manages to work his or her way into your heart. It just happens.

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The U.S. is a nation of immigrants, and therefore, not surprisingly, the American bookshelf is filled with books about immigrants.

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Black world troubleshooter Blaine McCracken is the Grim Reaper in human form. When he emerges from the shadows to reap a harvest among the corrupt and the wicked, the bodies will fall.

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The cheerful sparrow Emma, whom readers met during her early days in Emma’s Journey, rises to the challenge of creating a new, adventurous life for herself in Paris.

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In a story about good versus evil, Jonathan Ryan brings an old-school vibe back to contemporary horror. 

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