I’ve never been a reviewer or critic who loved throwing darts at writers. (Although James Patterson and Phillip Margolin ... you are loads of fun to dis!) Generally, I just don’t spend a lot of time on books that don’t in some way resonate with me. T.M. Logan’s The Room in the Attic falls in that gray area, because there is much to relish here, but I felt the end was more of a snack than a full meal.
The story of an Italian immigrant family in the Wild West whose crazy, brave, and magical women overcame impossible odds to become bootleggers, brides—and Mafia bosses.
Following the success of his debut book, Tiepollo Blue, British art critic, academic, and author James Cahill brings his vast knowledge of the unique world of art forth in his latest novel, The Violet Hour.