
Fante’s fifth, two novels that make the most of the Roaring Twenties, and more from Roby’s Rev. Curtis Black series

Fante’s fifth, two novels that make the most of the Roaring Twenties, and more from Roby’s Rev. Curtis Black series

Cyberpunk stories for Walking Dead enthusiasts, introducing a most unforgettable sleuth, a YA crossover debut dystopian novel

A new Dave Barry is “insane,” Basran’s debut displays beautifully constructed sentences, Chiaverini crafts an absorbing stand-alone historical, Downie reprieves Roman doctor Ruso, and Thomas knits an engrossing :Kashmir Shawl”

Fantasy based on the music of Rush, Linden concludes her latest trilogy, and an atmospheric first novel

A new McDermid, something for fans of women’s fiction, McDermid’s latest, a picturesque slice of Australian life, a young girl is fascinated with Ernest Hemingway, and an international crime novel

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