Delaware Before the Railroads by Dave Tabler was a very informative and enjoyable read. This book’s title perfectly sums up its contents – Delaware from 1609-1832. It gives a
Near a church in Chicago, historian Elizabeth Lawrence is killed by a cobra in the Dark of Night. A suicide note is found, and she was dying from cancer,
In Come Away From Her, we meet Cap, the pastor of a local church, who comes across Tess, a deaf woman running from her past. The story opens with
The Thursday Murder Club is back, in what promises to be a very welcome annual event. Osman’s trademark wit infuses this mystery in which the retired nurse, psychiatrist, union
Many astonishing creatures inhabit the world along with humans, and this team of Argentine artists have colorfully illustrated many of these captivating denizens for a curious, youthful audience. Using
A fictional take on the relationship between Ava Gardner and Frank Sinatra is supported by just enough research to keep you glued to every page of Heather Webb’s Strangers
Sleepy Sheepy, it turns out, isn’t very sleepy at all. It might be time for bed, but Sleepy Sheepy would much rather play music and paint pictures and eat
A young woman is found dead in an affluent Boston suburb, the death sends ripples of fear throughout the community. How could this happen in this seemingly safe town,
The golden boys return after a summer apart. The four best friends—Gabriel, Sal, Heath, and Reese—know senior year will have its challenges but also its triumphs. Heath has his
In Brixton Nights by Amy Tollyfield, Christina, a thirty-something self-proclaimed butch lesbian, struggles to overcome her past trauma in this coming-of-age novella. Christina remembers the hot summer day when