Fiction

“Fangirl is a deliciously warm-hearted nerd power ballad destined for greatness.”

“ . . . a spy caper and a romantic romp . . . with a chuckle or three . . .”

“True Spies is a treat of a novel.”

Blue Is the Warmest Color may sound familiar. This graphic novel was adapted into a film and won the Palme d'Or at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival.

“Find a place for it on your bookshelf, regardless of what you might have to remove to make room.”

Imagine a remake of the movie The Big Chill in which instead of a cast of thirtysomethings the characters are middle-aged college friends who have gathered after a quarter century for the

There are so many “In Death” novels now—this is number 37—that it’s starting to feel like one of those long running TV cop shows with edgy dramas and a terrific ensemble cast.

“. . . a cautionary tale about the current state of our fragile world . . . It provides a chilling prediction of one possible outcome.”

“Along with mystery and suspense, this novel conveys profound familial love.”

“. . . a true thriller.”

This book would more appropriately be titled The Edge of Abnormal, for that’s what it’s about.

“This story is as much about history as it is about progressing a just cause.”

“. . . an original adventure . . .”

In any long-running series, the characters must grow or change in order to remain credible and hold reader interest.