Defying expectation and categorization, Never Look Back is a book not to be read with the mind but to be experienced with the soul. It is a revelation.
Charming as a Verb is a dynamic romp with a touch of romance narrated by a flawed by lovable protagonist.
The Snow Fell Three Graves Deep takes a fresh and thought-provoking look at a grisly chapter in westward expansion. It’s historical fiction at its very best.
The Sullivan Sisters captures the singular love of sisterhood as three girls realize that their family’s bonds can be battered but never broken.
You Say It First is a romantic coming-of-age tale with a politics-infused backdrop that makes a heartfelt case for hope.
Running’s portrayal of a teen girl’s political and emotional awakening is an invigorating tale of a breakdown that becomes a breakthrough.
As the story switches between the sisters’ perspectives, both narrators deliver natural, evocative performances that flow with the rhythmic verse.
Ghost Wood Song is a lyrical, evocative novel that’s part ghost story and part mystery, wrapped around a gorgeous tale of loss, love and family healing.
Splinters of Scarlet is a finely woven tale perfect for historical fiction and fantasy readers alike.
A fast-paced crime story, Chasing Starlight nods knowingly at cinematic tropes even as it gleefully employs them.
The book’s best con, however, is on the reader, as Turner gradually reveals that nothing and no one in her story are what they seem.
Today Tonight Tomorrow is a puzzle, a nostalgic reflection on a rite of passage and a delicious romance.
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