Editor Pick: Books

I’m a stickler for keeping things as authentic as possible, so I often drove to the locations that I mention or describe in my novel to make sure that I described them properly.

Sarah knows her life back home will be unbearable so she makes a decision that could well end in her death. She is determined to follow her heart and jumps off the back of the boat she is loaded on to return her to her homeland. Her efforts at swimming take her to the land of the Lady, the woman of the torch. She finds her new hiding palace is on the island of the Statue of Liberty itself.

"Black Chalk", a psychological thriller, is a compelling read for a good two thirds of the way, but unfortunately the payoff is disappointing.

'ReLovenship' is a workbook and methodology. If readers truly engage in the process, we believe it will not only help them in their quest to find ideal life partners, it will also help them improve many other areas of their lives.

Green understands teenagers on a unique level that many of us adults definitely do not and never will.

If you enjoy science fiction you will be pleased with 'The Long Utopia' - a step into an exciting new future.

The universe of 'Magic of Myths' expands into a new story that mixes the mythology of many cultures.

A reconsideration of one of the co-writers of the U.S. constitution reads like one of Gore Vidal's history-based novels.

Laszlo Bock celebrates Google in his new book. Prospective Googlers, it could also be your ticket to a job there.

You write about what you care about. You have to give your characters things to care about, too, right?