26 Sep 2016
Interview with S.B. Alexander, Author of Dare to Dance
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22 Sep 2016
Books to Read if You Like Terry Brooks
Nearly forty ago, Terry Brooks brought to life a world that would become one of the most beloved fantasy worlds of all time. The Sword of Shannara trilogy — and the ten books that came afterward — brought dwarves and elves into a mutated Earth rife with evil. If you enjoy large...
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22 Sep 2016
2016 National Book Award Longlist Announced
Since its beginning in 1936, the National Book Awards have harvested a selection of premium stories written by the best current authors. In four areas (Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, and Young People’s Fiction) 5 panelists, made up of acclaimed writers, go through hundreds of books in the voting process. While these...
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22 Sep 2016
Books for Book Lovers
Book lovers are a special breed; while the world becomes obsessed with doodads and whatzits, the book lover is contemplating how many more books they could fit on their nearly-collapsing bookshelf. When the Wi-Fi is spotty or the 4G signal just isn’t cooperating, the book lover has no complaints. George...
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21 Sep 2016
Books to Read if You Like Cormac McCarthy
One of the most prolific writers of our time, Cormac McCarthy is responsible for dark, poetic tales like The Road and No Country For Old Men. McCarthy’s ability to showcase the dimensions of the human psyche allow him to weave breakneck adventures with emotional complexity. If you enjoy thrilling literary fiction (with...
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21 Sep 2016
Books to Read if You Like The Girl on the Train
Paula Hawkins‘ psychological thriller The Girl on the Train is a twisting journey with chilling consequences to curiosity. Soon to be a major motion picture, the #1 New York Times Bestseller and USA Today Book of the Year captivated readers and had them begging for more. If you’re ready for...
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20 Sep 2016
Bestsellers Now in Paperback: September 2016
Check out this month’s selection of books now out in paperback! From chilling mysteries to insightful memoirs, there’s plenty of new material by bestselling authors for you to enjoy. Pick up paperbacks by James Patterson, Danielle Steel, Shonda Rhimes, Dean Koontz, and many more! Mystery & Thriller Romance Literary Fiction Fantasy...
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20 Sep 2016
New Releases Week of September 20
Take advantage of the fall weather with one of this week’s new books! If you enjoy a savory sports romance, you’re sure to love both Visibly Broken by bestselling authors Chelsea Camaron and M.J. Fields, and Dare to Dance by bestselling author S.B. Alexander. Searching for your next psychological thriller? Check out...
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16 Sep 2016
Interview with Ashlyn Macnamara, Author of Destined for a King
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15 Sep 2016
Review Copy Giveaway: Beautiful Maids All in a Row by Jennifer Harlow (Thriller)
We are giving away 100 early review copies (ARCs) of Jennifer Harlow’s newest book, Beautiful Maids All in a Row. Beautiful Maids All in a Row is a white-knuckle thriller, perfect for fans of Lisa Gardner and Karin Slaughter. In it, a brilliant but troubled forensic psychologist finds herself matching wits with...
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14 Sep 2016
Books to Read if You Like Post-Apocalyptic Thrillers
The end is nigh. We may have made it through the year 2012 but apocalypses are still holding the attention of readers everywhere. Books like Cormac McCarthy’s The Road and Suzanne Collins The Hunger Games put humanity at the forefront and allow readers to contemplate how they would cope in dire...
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14 Sep 2016
Books to Read if You Like Sherlock Holmes
With a bit of BBC, a dash of Benedict Cumberbatch, and a smidge of Robert Downey Jr., Sherlock Holmes has made his way back to mainstream media. But those that love mysteries know that the detective at 221B Baker Street never really went away. Originally existing in Arthur Conan Doyle’s...
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