Genre Fiction

“Cousin K may be a small book but it is a giant of a literary work.”

“. . . [a] mean machine of a novel . . . an instant classic.”

“. . . that rarest of creatures: an intelligent and original lycanthrope novel. Perhaps the great werewolf novel.”

“. . . The set-up is delicious . . . [but] Manuscript Found in Accra lacks one of the most fundamental elements of the classic novel: a story.”

“The Reprisal drags wartime cruelty out of the shadows. This translation should do the same for Laudomia Bonanni’s fierce fiction.”

What happens upon reaching the end of the proverbial rope, feeling dejected and hopeless? Can anyone or anything help bring back the confidence? Point to the right path?

“Lash evolves into an Everyman, seeking the one thing all men want and only a few ever obtain. . . . a bittersweet journey.”

“. . . an important socio-historical account by someone who’s been there and done all that.”

“. . . shows how acting like an adult and staying true to yourself and others is the way to success in any pursuit.”

“Ms. Hart conceives a fascinating situation and lays out its complexities in careful, graceful prose.”

“The monsters Anne Perry creates are not easy to live with, and their actions linger long after the book is closed.”