Books

'Hermes' by George O'Connor is the latest addition to the Olympians series to be released and is also the funniest.

Plagued by indecision about the design of his new commission, an architect continually puts off committing to anything, in favor of obsessively researching the former inhabitants of the neighborhood.

If you like your hard boiled detective stories with their tongues stuck firmly in their cheers 'Noir' by Christopher Moore is the one for you.

In 'The Flight Attendant,' Chris Bohjalian weaves a compelling story of reckless behavior, murder and dubious consent

'The Hate You Give' by Angie Thomas gives a searing account of life in a poor, black American neighbourhood and paints a damning picture of racial inequality and the value placed on certain lives.

'Age in Place' is a highly useful book filled with practical tips on letting aging parents stay in their own homes. Patricia Gale sat down with author and aging specialist Lynda Shrager to learn more.

Christina Lynch's 'The Italian Party' gathers castles, playboys, spies, American expats, shady characters and the mob in post-war Italy

Leslie Peters' 'Finding Time to Lead' is an effective new guidebook that takes the mystery out of leading — and offers seven key steps to top-shelf leadership.

April is Autism Awareness Month and national award-winning children’s author and parenting/autism expert Julia Cook recently answered questions about her new book 'Uniquely Wired: A Book About Autism and Its Gifts' that focuses on a young character named Zak who has autism.

'Love and Death in the Sunshine State' by Cutter Wood is a sad but tough story that takes readers to the heart of a True Crime story.