
Review of Brynn Bonner’s Paging the Dead.

Love on Anguilla, wizards and vampires get it on in separate stories, and an M/M paranormal that offer gripping action and steamy sex

From its initial installment in February 2008, this column has reviewed urban fiction, but beginning this month the scope will expand to cover a range of books representing reading interests of many African American readers. Subgenres such as urban Christian stories, steamy romance tales featuring African American characters, or contemporary novels far removed from the [...]

Tightly written and twisty crime from Jungstedt, a heroine for today’s romance reader, a chick lit vibe that will placate readers of Carole Matthews’s and Jennifer Crusie’s books, and a historical love story with a pinch of suspense

Reviews of Jordyn Redwood’s Poison, Tosca Lee’s Iscariot, and Terri Blackstock’s Truth-Stained Lies, plus a full list of Christian fiction reviews in the Feb. 15 issue.

Before you take off on this long holiday weekend, don’t forget to mark your calendars for the Spring Mystery Announcements webcast, Tuesday, February 19, 2013, 3:00-4:00 PM ET/12:00–1:00 PM PT. Our moderator is LJ‘s mystery columnist Terry Jacobsen, and presenters include Soho Crime, Oceanview Publishing, Titan Books’s Hard Case Crime line, and Severn House and [...]

Tuesday, March 5, 2013, 3:00-4:00 PM ET Do you have a growing demand for Christian Fiction novels on your shelves? Christian Fiction is more than daily devotionals, filled with plenty of crossover appeal: Romance, Mystery, Fantasy, Legal Thriller. While the core values of biblical teaching are still present, this genre has plenty of appeal for anyone who loves books. Want to learn how to promote Christian Fiction in your library, or use it for Reader Advisory? Check out this webcast to learn about Spring’s forthcoming titles for one of the fastest growing genres! Archive now available!























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