Fiction

The past and present collide in the arrest of a widower, Jack Harris, for a murder he claims he did not commit.

"The Anxiety of Kalix the Werewolf" by Martin Millar is a great book and a fun read for anyone sick and tired of paranormal romance novels.

This intensively researched historical novel follows the travels and peripatetic career of a myopic, bookish Jew who travels to great cities of the ancient world and lives through adventures thrilling and horrible that throw light on what life was like two thousand years ago.

Leigh Perry, who also writes as Toni L. P. Kelner, has penned an engaging, interesting and entertaining series, known as the Family Skeleton Series. The series began with The Skeleton Haunts a House, continued with The Skeleton Takes a Bow and the newest book is A Skeleton in the Family. This is how Kelner explains …

Interview with Tracy Weber, author of "Karma's a Killer". "Write what you love. You may not become famous. You may never even get published. But you’ll spend your days immersed in your passions.  What could be better than that?"

'The Whites' is a book you will not want to put down until you reach the final page.

"Maze of Blood" by Marly Youmans is a visceral shot to the senses and a fine filament tugging at the imagination that examines the results of thwarted dreams and desires in the life of a young writer.

New novel, "A Hand to Hold" by Seconde Nimenya, shines a light on multicultural, middle-aged romance

Interview with Russell James, author of post apocalyptic horror/science fiction novel, "Q Island".

In "The Dinner Party" by Brenda Janowitz, we are introduced to two different families coming together for the first time. Their children's connection creates an occasion both families feel can only help.