In this tightly plotted second installment in The Witches of New Mourne series, Powell mixes nonstop action and intrigue with a wealth of mythology and delivers a thoroughly satisfying tale. […]
Buy now Book review FROM THE BLURB Twenty-seven-year-old Rena Moretti has lived her life the only way she knows how: by being a good girl and avoiding scrutiny. As the […]
Welcome to BookView Interview, a conversation series where BookView talks to authors. Recently, we talked to Céline Perron, about her writing and newly released thriller, The Next Right Thing, (read […]
Perron delves into the complexities of justice, abandonment, past trauma, and courage to do the right in this engrossing crime thriller. For twenty-seven-year-old Rena, life as a journalist is awfully […]
Isac’s delightfully woven tale features a young shepherd boy who must pick between riches and two remarkable animals. Deep in the valleys of England, a malevolent giant lives with his […]
Welcome to BookView Interview, a conversation series where BookView talks to authors. Recently, we talked to Martyn Rhys Vaughan, about his writing and newly released science fiction tale, Doom of […]
In this brilliant novel, Vaughan imagines a futuristic world engulfed in chaos and devastation as climate change wreaks havoc on the planet. The world is ending: the cities and towns […]
Set in 1947 in England, Beckman’s exceptionally imaginative, compelling science fiction novel takes her protagonist into a devastatingly grim subterranean world where servitude is the only way to stay alive. […]
Welcome to BookView Interview, a conversation series where BookView talks to authors. Recently, we talked to Merrilee Beckman, about her writing and her debut, The Iron Labyrinth, an outstanding science […]
Welcome to BookView Interview, a conversation series where BookView talks to authors. Recently, we talked to Sarah Gerdes, the award-winning author of twenty-two books (six reaching #1) that have been […]
Gerdes’s nail-biting latest takes the reader into the edge-of-your-seat jaunt through Las Vegas’s underbelly. Years ago, the determined Shay Wilson worked as a bartender to pay her tuition fee toward […]
Set in near-future, Nicol tackles the question of the existence of a higher power in this SF drama. More than three decades after a pandemic swept across the planet, humanity […]
Read the review From the Blurb: The year is 2040 and Jemmy Sterling is born able to see angels. It’s been decades since a pandemic swept across the planet and […]
Using graceful, intricate drawings and first-person narrative voice poems, unLYSHed debuts with a compelling collection of poetry that explores life, love, loss, relationship woes, trauma, abuse, self-love, and self-discovery. Divided […]
Pennymaker kicks off her steampunk mystery series with this clever, wickedly fun entry. After losing everything in a fire, Brenorra Warring’s father decides his only option is to take a […]
Read the review From the Blurb: Brenorra Warring’s father is going crazy. That’s the only conclusion Bren can come to when a fire destroys everything they own, and his only […]
Read the review Kara It’s the feeling of being alone, or maybe just knowing it, that gets me. That must be why I hear things—outside, first, rustling, probably a raccoon […]
Complex characters and an intricate plot lift Chappel’s excellent mystery, featuring Detective Sam Ellis. A years-old rape case piques the newly appointed Detective Ellis’s curiosity after Kara Peterson, the victim, […]
Even returns with this impressive, promising story with exhilarating adventures and relentless twists in the second installment of Dragonstone Story, his middle-grade fantasy series. Ten-year-old Mandy Mandez and her extended […]
Welcome to BookView Interview, a conversation series where BookView talks to authors. Recently, we talked to Victor Vahl, about his writing and his recently publisher novel, Mad City, a gritty […]
Vahl’s gritty thriller finds a young man on a personal vendetta to take down a dangerous crime boss. It’s been 15 years since Isaac Sage witnessed his parents lose their […]
With wit and perception, Craige, Professor Emerita of Comparative Literature at the University of Georgia and author of several academic and non-academic books, explores the loving, complicated territory inhabited in […]
Read the review From the Blurb: Last night as I was preparing to go out, Cosmo and I had this extended conversation: Ruminations on a Parrot Named Cosmo originated in […]
Revelatory and greatly inspiring, the former university professor, the Director of Pupil Personnel Services and District Superintendent of Schools, and veteran author, Garrahan chronicles his journey from a young boy […]
Welcome to BookView Interview, a conversation series where BookView talks to authors. Recently, we talked to Robert A. Cozzi, the award-winning author of five published poetry volumes and was a […]
