Tag Archives: fiction

In Roz Nay's novel, 'Our Little Secret', a young woman in a police station is Schrödinger's cat, while a shrewd detective is certain he's solved the paradox

'The Wintermen ll: Into The Deep Dark' by Brit Griffin is well written and a whole lot of fun - any book that can quote both Joe Strummer and 'Die Hard' is a must read.

A timely story about racism that might have been enjoyable had the author simply kept it straight (chronological) and simple.

Have you ever imagined a novel written by Gabriel García Márquez and Wes Anderson? C.D. Rose's new book, 'Who's Who When Everyone is Someone Else' gets pretty close

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

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

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

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

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.

Ultimately, 'Rumors of Peace' by Ella Leffland is a manifesto to hope – hope that someday we might overturn the dark pages of our recorded past and find our way at last.