Editor Pick: Books

In her memoir 'I Am I Am I Am', Maggie O'Farrell describes seventeen ways she almost died.

Looking for fluffy Valentine's Day fiction? These books aren't them.

In Mario Vargas Llosa's 'The Neighborhood," two wealthy couples are pulled into a maze of desire, intrigue and murder amidst the political corruption of Fujimori's Peru.

Leading a four-generation workforce means opening up to new approaches, according to father-and-son business coaches Kelly and Robby Riggs. Patricia Gale asked them all about Millennials, Boomers, and the Riggs' great new book, 'Counter Mentor Leadership: How to Unlock the Potential of the 4-Generation Workplace.'

A peek into the mystery of one of comedy's most complex performers

Like a spider wrapping its victims one fine thread at a time, June Gillam will manage to do the same to readers.

'Wonder Beyond Belief: On Christianity' by Navid Kermani is a book that should be read by anyone with any interest in art history, specifically Christian art.

Award-winning author of contemporary and historical romance Pamela Ford brings us the irrepressible Breanna Mitchell who is on her way to a relaxing vacation at the ocean with the hopes of getting over a recent breakup. A tropical storm and a chance encounter deliver a great opportunity that comes with …

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

In 'The Copenhagen Affair' by Amulya Malladi, we meet Sanya, a woman who feels lost and alone. After experiencing an emotional breakdown at her place of work, she no longer understand her role. Can a change of place really help her through her problems?