Fiction

“[a] fast-paced novella . . . [with] a real story . . .”

“. . . just the right amount of suspense, mystery, and violence to keep the reader on edge.”

Easter will be here in no time, and parents who are trying to decide how to introduce this eggy tradition to their little ones may find a little board book called Ollie’s Easter Egg by Oli

“. . . a lean and mean, modern-day noir western filled with complex characters and situations . . . a candidate for best crime book of 2013.”

“. . . a novel that breaks all the rules . . .”

Unconventional best describes Flimsy Little Plastic Miracles.

“A tour de force . . . expertly chronicles the experiences of the youngest of the baby boomer generation.”

“As a novel about a woman putting her life back together after a midlife crisis, Vanity Fare is a fun, witty book with an engaging heroine.”

Liv Stein awakens in an unfamiliar room, broken, bruised, and with no memory of life before the accident her parents claim nearly killed her.

“. . . an intelligent page-turning mystery combined with a good dollop of well-told history . . .”

“When word gets around about The List, readers will clamor for their copy and devour this book.”

“If you’ve ever wanted to write a terrific crime novel, Criminal Enterprise could well be the blueprint.”