The Delivery by Andrew Welsh-Huggins
The Delivery is a refreshing twist on the “white knight syndrome” so common in the macho-driven world of stoic men meting out frontier justice so prevalent in crime fiction today.
INTERVIEW WITH AVA ROBERTS
The Summer House Murder Ava Roberts Crooked Lane Pub. April 2026 The Summer House Murder by Ava Roberts is about the relationship between three sisters and their cousin. The story is narrated from the perspectives of Esme, Regina, Piper, and Alexis, weaving together...
Book Review: The Last Time we drowned
The Last Time We Drowned by Saratoga Shaefer Cosmo Reads/June 2, 2026 The surface of this group is a shiny oil spill, rainbows and beautiful, and easy to miss as toxic. When Wisconsin-based Bookstagrammer Charlie meets glamorous influencer Vivienne during an interview...
INTERVIEW WITH KATHERINE GREENE
Where The Truth Lies Katherine Greene Crooked Lane Books March 2026 Where The Truth Lies by Katherine Greene, the pen name of bestselling authors A. Meredith Walters and Claire C. Riley, is a domestic suspense story. The small-town setting enhances the secrets,...
Book Review: The Caretaker
The Caretaker by Marcus Kliewer Atria/Emily Bestler Books (April 21, 2026) There is no sophomore slump for Marcus Kliewer, whose We Used to Live Here terrified readers with its ominous tone underscoring perfectly paced horror. The Caretaker has this same feel, with a...
INTERVIEW WITH SHARI J. RYAN
The Girl with the List Shari J. Ryan Bookouture Publishers March 2026 The Girl with the List by Shari J. Ryan is a powerful story that shows the emotional and physical cruelty of the Nazis. The plot has Rosalie Kaufman and Stefan Selig trying to fight for...