The protagonist of Laura Lippman's 'Sunburn,' is a woman on the run who evokes Mildred Pierce and Billy Wilder noir

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Is scrapbooking the new fiction? Caroline Preston starts a new narrative trend in 'The War Bride's Scrapbook: A Novel in Pictures'

In 'The Long Deception', Mary McCluskey delves into our perceptions and memories of the past, and just how deeply they can irrevocably alter our present

In Sarah Pekkanen and Greer Hendricks' novel 'The Wife Between Us,' a wife tries to stop her new husband from getting married to her much younger replacement, but nothing is what it seems in this jaw-dropping page turner.

In the sink or swim world of self-publishing, author Victoria Bernadine soars ahead with her new novel 'Along Came Jones'

In Jamie Quatro's 'Fire Sermon," a married woman attempts to reconcile the love she feels for her husband and her growing desire towards another man