
Reviews of Eli Brown’s Cinnamon and Gunpowder, Maria Goodin’s From the Kitchen of Half Truth, Liza Palmer’s Nowhere But Home, and Jessica Soffer’s Tomorrow There Will Be Apricots.

Reviews of Eli Brown’s Cinnamon and Gunpowder, Maria Goodin’s From the Kitchen of Half Truth, Liza Palmer’s Nowhere But Home, and Jessica Soffer’s Tomorrow There Will Be Apricots.
Reviews of Jussi Adler-Olsen’s A Conspiracy of Faith, Cara Black’s Murder Below Montparnasse, Jane Casey’s The Last Girl, and Thomas Perry’s The Boyfriend.

Reviews of Kate Atkinson’s Life After Life, J.M. Ledgard’s Submergence, and Matt Coyle’s Yesterday’s Echo, plus a full list of fiction reviews in the Mar. 15 issue.

A new Brunetti mystery, a tale of natural disaster modification, an exciting and unpredictable thriller especially for Buffalonians, a fluid and absorbing novel of ideas from Yehoshua

Reviews of Jude Morgan’s A Little Folly, Holly Goddard Jones’s The Next Time You See Me, and Jennifer Cody Epstein’s The Gods of Heavenly Punishment, plus a full list of fiction reviews from the Mar. 1 issue.

SF anthology by women, follow-up to Laukkanen’s The Professionals, a masterly debut thriller, a historical romance debut, a powerfully addictive story from Scottoline, and an exciting new series from British suspense author Wilson

Reviews of Marisa Silver’s Mary Coin, Teddy Wayne’s The Love Song of Jonny Valentine, and William Nicholson’s Motherland, plus a full list of fiction reviews in the Feb. 15 issue.

LJ’s Molly McArdle talks to Matt Bell about his latest release, In the House Upon the Dirt Between the Lake and the Woods.























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