Genre Fiction

“You will not be disappointed.”

“. . . narrated in gorgeous, elegiac prose . . . a very enjoyable and strongly recommended read. . . .

“. . . a strange and captivating novel . . .”

“. . . outstanding on every level . . . heaven sent.”

The Hanging Garden, Patrick White’s posthumous novel, is absolutely luminous, its publication a gift.

In The Other Typist Suzanne Rindell takes the reader on a journey deep into the recesses of the mind of the main character, Rose Baker.

“You will know Nora Eldridge within the first five pages, which are among the most memorable you will read all year.”

Can the publishing industry please, please declare a moratorium on financial thrillers written by business journalists or ex-Wall Street insiders in which the hero (never heroine) is a you

“If You Were Here is a tense, psychological thriller full of Hitchcockian intrigue, twists, and suspense.”

“. . . an important record of Victoria’s domestic and international influence, dazzling in its detail.”

“No one, attorney or not, can write a trial scene better than John Lescroat.”

“Irene Hannon knows the power of words and the miracle of faith.”

“. . . reliably fun and intriguing.”

Should you be in the mood for a light but intelligent read, try Stuart Woods’ Stone Barrington novels.