“All Her Little Secrets” is a fast paced, suspenseful and socially relevant legal thriller and mystery. It also is a commentary on...

`Tabitha Lasley has written a remarkable memoir about six months living in Aberdeen, Scotland, where she gathered stories from oil...

“My Monticello” is a chilling, strident, intelligent collection of short stories that depict the vulnerability of Black Americans and the...

“Still Life,” by Sarah Winman, is a book you can lose yourself in. The author’s writing is exquisite. Her character development is...

Pulitzer Prize winner Louise Erdrich has written another stellar book, “The Sentence.” Like many of her books for children and adults,...

In October 2018 Lion Air flight 610 departed the airport in Jakarta, Indonesia carrying 189 people. Twelve minutes later the airplane...

In 1849, the Pacific Railroad was commissioned to build and operate a railroad line from St. Louis to the Pacific Ocean. Construction was...

Pulitzer Prize winner Elizabeth Strout has written a third book about fictional Lucy Barton, now a successful writer and a twice-married...

Matt Haig, fresh off his million-copy bestseller, “The Midnight Library,” capitalizes on his success with his newest effort, “The Comfort...

Alina Chan, a scientist from the United States, and Matt Ridley, a science writer living in the United Kingdom, have collaborated on an...

“The End of Bias” is another piece of the puzzle in the effort to dismantle sexism, racism, homophobia, ableism and other biases that...

“Wildcat,” by John Boessenecker, is the fascinating account of a woman who was a stagecoach robber in 1899. Lillie Naomi Davy, known as...

“False Witness,” by Karin Slaughter, focuses on contemporary America and its social and political issues such as the Covid-19 pandemic,...

Born in suburban Chicago, raised and educated in suburban St. Louis, Jonathan Franzen is a voice of the post-World War II evolving middle...

“Beautiful World, Where Are You,” by Sally Rooney, is the story of four friends living in or near Dublin who are navigating their way...

On August 14th, 2016, San Francisco 49ers backup quarterback Colin Kaepernick sat on the bench as his teammates stood on the sidelines...

“Matrix” is the first book I’ve read by Lauren Groff, and what a book it is. I was transfixed by this 12th century story told partially...

Anna Qu’s memoir begins in Wenzhou, China where, for most of her first seven years, she was identified as “the girl without parents; a...

A marriage of convenience is all that Jane Shoringfield wants. Unmarried farther into adulthood than she should be by societal standards,...

“The Anthropocene Reviewed,” by John Green is a series of essays about a variety of subjects that have influenced Green in some way over...