Fiction

“a story not only of a haunted house but also of haunted people.”

When 15-year-old Jackie Stone’s father is diagnosed with a brain tumor, it sends her into a tailspin. Her father is her world.

“The Parade is a deeply felt book that defies easy labels.”

“Coben is a masterful story teller who switches smoothly between sets of characters, keeping the reader engaged and intrigued.”

“An intense story of survival, hardship, and heartbreak, The Things We Cannot Say is sure to evoke emotion in even the most cynical reader.”

“Malerman’s world-building is rich, and Inspection’s quick chapters and brisk style make for a relentless, twisty read.”

“Lot is far from a bleak read. Washington’s language takes the dense texture of poverty and turns into poetry.”

“this novel reflects Sandra Byrd’s excellent historical research and meticulous use of period detail.”  

If you are an admirer of the FBI and/or the CIA you may not like this book, but you still should read it. The FBI is seen as too bureaucratic for its own good and many of its agents inept.

“This sweet novel is both romantic and heartwarming while also offering a bit of mystery and suspense.”

Don’t Wake the Tiger begins right out of the gate as the tiger on the cover sleeps with eyes shut tight. A red sticker invites us to “Watch the faces change!” Intriguing.

“Trouble on the Books is a charming cozy mystery populated with delightful people.”