
Author Jodi Picoult talks with LJ about her new novel, The Storyteller, and each person’s place in preserving history

Author Jodi Picoult talks with LJ about her new novel, The Storyteller, and each person’s place in preserving history

A crime novel for readers who love contemporary Westerns, how a crisis unearths community alliances and fissures, breathing new life into a familiar genre, and a new Maisie Dobbs title

Expect great demand for Gardner’s latest, a touching read from Krueger, a thinking man’s thriller (with Sherlock Holmes!) from Thomas, and Tursten’s latest Inspector Huss novel

More horror from Bennett, a debut that’s a great read for fans of smart contemporary women’s fiction, a new Ruth Galloway mystery, and a fun tale of love and hockey pucks

Reviews of PEggy Hesketh’s Telling the Bees, Gene Kerrigan’s The Rage, and Eleanor Morse’s White Dog Fell From the Sky, plus a full list of fiction reviews in the Feb. 1 issue.

All-star attractions: the latest from Coben, Picoult, and Trout, plus a debut for readers of stories set in academia

A long-lost novel by Woody Guthrie, Jordan’s mammoth “Wheel” ends, Lentricchia debuts a new noir series, Steinberg offers a sweeping family saga, and a special treat for Valentine’s Day

Reviews of Therese Anne Fowler’s Z, Mary Beth Keane’s Fever, and Tanis Rideout’s Above All Things from the Jan. issue.

Jackie Collins delivers, Rankin’s Rebus make a triumphal return, and Zinovieff explores Greece’s troubled history























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