Radiance of Tomorrow

The New York Times Book Review – Sara Corbett Radiance of Tomorrow is…a rare look at the phenomena of homecoming and reclamation, written with the moral urgency of a parable and the searing precision of a firsthand account…Beah's voice is more expansive and lyrical here than in his memoir [A Long Way Gone]…there is an […]

The Blood Promise

"The Hugo Marston series now belongs on every espionage fan’s watch list." —Booklist

The Way of All Fish

Publishers Weekly ★ 11/18/2013 This addictive, whimsical follow-up to 2003’s Foul Matter from MWA Grand Master Grimes dives into the cesspool that is the New York publishing world. L. Bass Hess, a despicable literary agent, likes to sue his former clients, claiming, after they fire him, that they owed him a commission. Some authors have […]

The Invention of Wings

Kirkus Reviews ★ 2013-10-05 Kidd (The Mermaid Chair, 2005, etc.) hits her stride and avoids sentimental revisionism with this historical novel about the relationship between a slave and the daughter of slave owners in antebellum Charleston. Sarah Grimké was an actual early abolitionist and feminist whose upbringing in a slaveholding Southern family made her voice […]

In the Blood

Publishers Weekly ★ 10/28/2013 Bestseller Unger returns to the Hollows, the secluded upstate New York town that served as the setting for Fragile and Darkness, My Old Friend, for this gripping novel of psychological suspense. Ace student Lana Granger, with a new name and appearance, sequesters herself at small Sacred Heart College, where no one […]