BOOKLOVES

Mary Helen Dunagin spent decades collecting Lladró figurines and quietly stashing twenty-dollar bills in a Chock Full O’Nuts coffee can. After her funeral in Savannah, her two estranged daughters discover she also gave away her life savings to a slick televangelist named Brother Jerome and mortgaged the family house to do it. What she left […]

Some books grow teeth as you read them. The Children by Melissa Albert is one of those books, a Gothic-tinged literary horror about siblings whose mother turned their childhood into a publishing empire, and the bill that comes due years after she died in the fire that should have killed them too. This is Albert’s […]

Of Frozen Monsters and Men: A captivating fight against the supernatural, the wilderness, and the doubt of men Greed is known as a cardinal sin—and for a good reason. A reason Jack Calsin knows better than anyone.  As the sole survivor of an ill-fated voyage to the mysterious land now known as Alaska, Jack is […]

A lyrical, lovely, and unconventional 50+ romance MauriuS Muze’s Bound By The Invisible Red Thread, the second volume in theTwo Hearts Within One Soul series, is a novel that wears its heart on its sleeve. From the opening dedication—“When your soul calls for you to rise, ‘YOU RISE.’”—it is clear that, like the preceding volume, […]

Some novels arrive with such quiet authority that you find yourself reading slower than usual, not because the prose is difficult but because the sentences ask to be sat with. Girl’s Girl by Sonia Feldman is one of those novels. Published by The Dial Press, this is Feldman’s first full-length work of fiction, and it […]