Saratoga was once the greatest house in Virginia. But now it's in decay and the Cookes cannot afford it anymore. The house has been in the family for generations. It now falls to young Diana in 1919, who is now starting the ball season, to find a rich man she can...
Interview: Author ‘Mike Maden’ Talks New Jack Ryan Jr. Book Line Of Sight
I grew up working in the canneries, feed mills and slaughterhouses of California’s San Joaquin Valley. A lifelong fascination with history and warfare ultimately lead to a Ph.D. in political science focused on conflict and technology in international relations. Like...
Interview: Author ‘Meghan MacLean Weir’ Talks Her Debut Novel The Book Of Essie
MEGHAN MACLEAN WEIR was raised in the rectory of her father’s church in Southbridge, Massachusetts, and later moved with her family to Buffalo, New York. Her memoir, Between Expectations: Lessons from a Pediatric Residency, chronicles her years in training at Boston...
Interview: Author ‘Katy Regan’ Talks Her Great Debut Novel Little Big Love
Katy Regan was brought up in a seaside town in northern England. She studied at the University of Leeds before moving to London, where she worked as a journalist and as a commissioning editor at Marie Claire magazine. Katy has written four books published in the UK,...
Book Review: ‘The Cabin At The End Of The World: A Novel’ Asks Would You Sacrifice A Loved One To Save The World?
Seven year old Wen is on vacation with her two dads Eric and Andrew in an isolated house in New Hampshire near the Canadian border. She is busy outside with grasshoppers. Her two dads are in the back getting some sun. A strange man approaches Wen named Leonard who...
Book Review: ‘Superhero Ethics’ Pits One Superhero Against Another
Review By Lauryn Angel If you’ve ever engaged in a conversation about which superhero is the best, or pitted heroes against each other in a theoretical competition, Travis Smith’s Superhero Ethics is the book for you. Smith constructs his competition around the...
Interview: Author ‘Tara Isabella Burton’ Talks Her Thrilling New Book Social Creature
Tara Isabella Burton has followed a female hermit into the remote Caucasus, gotten love amulets from Turkish Islamic shamans, and held signs with the street preachers of Las Vegas. Her work on religion, culture, and place can be found at National Geographic, The Wall...
Book Review: ‘The Widow Of Wall Street’ Looks At The Life Of A Family Betrayed By One Man’s Greed
As the book begins Phoebe Pierce is visiting her husband Jake in jail. It's not a trip she was happy to make but she's been with guy since they were teenagers. One of her first loves that her mother never really approved of. No on thought they would get married and...
Book Review: ‘The Lost For Words Bookshop: A Novel’ Shows It’s Hard To Hide Your Past
They say the past is hard to keep buried. They say secrets will always come out. And in this day and age with the internet it's usually easy to just google someone and find out a lot about them. For Loveday Carew escaping her past has been somewhat easy up to this...
Book Review: ‘California Summer’ Is A Perfect Beach Read
Ben has become the hottest director in Hollywood. By his side is Rosie as a producer. Ben wants it all. The fame, the big house, the A-List celebrity status. Rosie is content with what they have and not having to be one of those type of people. They have been together...




