Fiction

In these difficult economic times it’s often hard to find suitable employment, so imagine 50-something Kristen Stevens’ anxiety after losing her administrative position at a prominent California un

“Alan Jacobson knows how to write suspense. . . . Don’t say you weren’t warned.”

On a fairly ordinary train ride from Edinburgh to London four strangers, three men and one woman end up in a conversation about love and how it can change a person’s life.

“The author keeps it personal . . . and she keeps it real.”

“Jon Land is in fine form in this riveting installment of the Caitlan Strong series.”

“. . . a worthwhile read.”

“. . . both a literary mystery and a macabre thriller . . .”

“. . . a good balance between literary and entertainment fiction.”

“. . . an easy, breezy read, funny and charming . . .”

“Ms. Schine weaves a carefully structured story anchored in fully realized characters.”

Earth after World War IV wasn’t a pleasant place to be. Green spaces were annihilated, food was dangerously low, and humans were on the point of extinction.

“. . . the kind of book that teachers, librarians, and booksellers will be talking about all summer.”