One of the first things a reader said about The Shadow of the Wind was that while she was reading it, she wasn’t sure if she liked it but [...]

Neil Gaiman provides an ever expansive and tangible mythology. With the death of his wife coinciding with his recent release from prison, the mysterious [...]

The story begins in 1837 in England, a relatively consistent time period and location for a historical romance, but the bulk of the book takes place in [...]

Madeline Hunter introduces us to unique characters and a fun plot with this Regency Historical Romance. Miss Celia Pennifold is the daughter of famed [...]

I thought I would love this book. I had heard great things about Marie Lu’s The Young Elites, and after reading the blurb, I thought this would be a book [...]

In honor of her newest book, The Secret Chord (published in 2015), I wanted to take a moment to talk about one my favorite books of all time, by Geraldine [...]

Leslie Parry’s Church of Marvels pulled me in immediately with it’s book jacket; an interesting cover, a clever pitch on the inside, the phrase [...]

If there’s one thing I’ve always loved, it’s books about books. Books about old books, in particular, with mysteries to be solved about them. This novel [...]

It’s not surprising that of the 2014 Goldsmiths Prize contenders, How to Be Both took the crown. The novel is multidimensional. It is innovative, witty, [...]

Crafting a unique, inspiring, and non-clichéd tale about a character’s “loss of innocence” is a daunting task. But in her 11th published novel, God Help [...]