Tom Sweterlitsch was born in Iowa and grew up in Ohio. His first novel, Tomorrow and Tomorrow was published in 2014. He has co-written several short films with Director Neill Blomkamp for Oats Studios including Rakka, Firebase, and Zygote. Before becoming a writer, he...
Book Review: ‘Look For Her’ Is An Intelligent And Thoughtful Read
'Look For Her' is a gripping psychological thriller that delves into the grief, jealousy, and unresolved mystery surrounding a cold case kidnapping, in the vein of Gilly MacMillan and Mary Kubica. Author Emily Winslow is a very clever writer and has developed a style...
Book Review: ‘The Great Alone’ Is An Absolutely Invigorating & Astonishing Read
Alaska, 1974. Untamed. Unpredictable. And for a family in crisis, the ultimate test of the human spirit. From the author who brought you the phenomenon of 'The Nightingale.' 'The Great Alone' is one heck of a story. When I read the synopsis I thought, “Oh great,...
Interview: Author ‘Douglas Light’ Talks His New Book Where Night Stops
Douglas Light is the author of Girls in Trouble, which won the 2010 Grace Paley Prize in Short Fiction. He co-wrote The Trouble with Bliss, the screen adaptation of his debut novel East Fifth Bliss. His work has appeared in the O. Henry Prize Stories and Best American...
Book Review: ‘Light It Up’ Is The Next Exciting Peter Ash Thriller
Peter Ash is back for his third thrilling adventure. In Light It Up, in stores now from G.P. Putnam's Sons, he takes to the road and leaves serene lands of Oregon and June Cassidy, the woman he loves, to go to Denver and get hooked up with the Marijuana trade. Still...
Book Review: ‘By The Book’ Is Highly Recommended
An English professor struggling for tenure discovers that her ex-fiancé has just become the president of her college — and her new boss — in this whip-smart modern retelling of Jane Austen’s classic ‘Persuasion.’ I must confess, when I started reading this tale, I was...
Interview: ‘James Anderson’ Talks His New Book Lullaby Road
JAMES ANDERSON was born in Seattle, Washington and grew up in the Pacific Northwest. He is a graduate of Reed College, and received his MFA in creative writing from Pine Manor College. His first novel was The Never-Open Desert Diner. His short fiction, poetry, essays,...
Book Review: ‘Hidden Depths: A Vera Stanhope Mystery’ By Ann Cleeves
Two murders not far from each other have similar things in common. And now Inspector Vera Stanhope is on the case. When Julie Armstrong arrives home she finds her son has been murdered in her house. Her daughter was fast asleep in her bedroom and heard nothing. Then...
Interview: ‘Deanna Raybourn’ Talks Her New Veronica Speedwell Book
Deanna Raybourn has written her third Veronica Speedwell book (in stores now). I talked to her about the release and if more books are coming. You can listen below. Though a lepidopterist by trade, Veronica Speedwell has been up to much more than chasing after rare...
Book Review: ‘Still Me’ Is The Next Outstanding Chapter To Louisa Clark’s Story From Jojo Moyes
Oh Jojo Moyes how you can write a great story. The latest chapter of Louisa Clark hits all the right notes, from genuine happiness to overwhelming sadness (and yes I will admit to crying a few times). Jojo takes the reader on a ride (and oh what a ride). If you're a...
