Fiction

“Every dog has its day . . . now the werewolves are having theirs.” 

Mr. Brown confounds and intrigues with a fast-paced tale that won’t disappoint with all its twists and turns.

“Noir collections don’t get much better than this.”

“Ms. Hart conceives a fascinating situation and lays out its complexities in careful, graceful prose.”

“Hamish Macbeth is that most unusual character, one to whom the reader returns because of his charming flaws. May he never get promoted.”

“. . . a perfect addition to a preschool bookshelf . . .”

“. . . Lash is a paranormal Scarface—one can see a definite parallel between Tony Montana and the protagonist here, Trystan Valeras . . .”

While female comic artists had been working regularly in newspaper comic sections for quite some time, the 1940 debut of Brenda Starr, Reporter was something brand new.

“. . . a love song to self-absorption.”

In her pleasant picture book biography, Jan Pinborough’s debut highlights a woman who transformed libraries from hushed rooms designed for polite adults to vibrant environments that include childre

“. . . funny to readers who like raunchy blue humor . . .”

“. . . predictable and dry.”

Twice Tempted is the second book in Jeaniene Frost’s Night Prince series, an extension of her Night Huntress series.

“. . . a likable novel. . . . Ms. Meister’s Farewell, Dorothy Parker is enjoyable.”