Graceful, passionate, and earthy, Preiss’s narrative skillfully conveys emotions and the means by which they are masked. Alon Preiss’s "In Love with Alice" weaves a complex, magical web of love, betrayal, and secrets that spans years... Read More

"Finding Maria" is a heartfelt, honest look at love and loss across generations of a family. In Finding Maria, Peter Szabo tells a personal, yet relatable, story about the passing of his grandmother. It is a narrative of discovery of... Read More

This book deals substantively with issues like autism, and stands to appeal to a broad audience. At the heart of Donna Levin’s novel, There’s More Than One Way Home, is the narrator’s search for autonomy. Anna Kagan struggles... Read More

An incredibly engaging and thought-provoking story of one man haunted by the grief of his past. Max’s Diamonds, an excellent new work of fiction by Jay Greenfield, traces the life of a man hiding his past and a traumatic childhood.... Read More

This fun YA sci-fi novel—with well-rounded characters, interesting premise, and lighthearted dialogue—will delight readers of every age. "Heart of Earth", by Mark Laporta, is a sci-fi novel centered on a group of teenagers doing... Read More

Well-researched historical scenes of nineteenth-century San Francisco and New York bring a dime novel atmosphere to this humorous adventure. Watt O’Hugh Underground, the sequel to Steven S. Drachman’s 2011 debut, The Ghosts of Watt... Read More