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"It really is a story that could change the way we think about the history of our country."

Interview in Books — by Dorothy Thompson — on Apr 01, 2009

Amelia Grey’s writing is fresh and expressive, bringing you right into the minds of the characters she so obviously built with love.

Review in Books — by Robin Kavanagh — on Mar 30, 2009

Bonnie and Clyde, In Dog We Trust, Optimist Michael J. Fox, Growing up MTM, 'Crazy Love'; Coben, Kleypas, Cannell, Oates, Feist, Deveraux...

News in Books — by Gordon Hauptfleisch — on Mar 30, 2009

"The starting point of true literature is the man who shuts himself up in his room with his books."

Review in Books — by Helen Gallagher — on Mar 30, 2009

A thoroughly entertaining historical adventure, overseen by a character of contradictions.

Review in Books — by Megalith — on Mar 29, 2009

Award-winning author Ha Jin unhurriedly unfolds the story of a Chinese immigrant family pursuing the American Dream.

Review in Books — by Tim Gebhart — on Mar 26, 2009

A novel with layers of internal stories that bring you into worlds only Jesse Ball could fathom.

Review in Books — by Janica Unruh — on Mar 25, 2009

Far from being the "gripping tale of suspense" that it's advertised as, The Dark Volume is a rather tedious exercise.

Review in Books — by Richard Marcus — on Mar 25, 2009

Val McDermid delivers a new psychological thriller filled with mystery, betrayal, and darkness.

Review in Books — by Amanda — on Mar 24, 2009

There may be stories of interplanetary conflict with better special effects, but they don't come any smarter than this Heinlein classic.

Review in Books — by Ted Gioia — on Mar 24, 2009