Theoretical physicist, Elsie, is still waiting for her big “real” job and picks up the salary slack with a part-time gig...

July holds a bevy of bee-lights that make the good ol’ summertime memorable—set the scorching sizzles aside with cannonballs into a pool,...

Jonathan Eig’s biography of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (1929-1968) is the first major life history of the civil rights leader to be...

Vienna Pharaon’s “The Origins of You: How Breaking Family Patterns Can Liberate the Way We Live and Love” is a fantastic addition to the...

“The First Ladies,” by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray, is historical novel, the story of the enduring friendship between...

If you are looking for a different type of thriller, My Murder by Katie Williams might be for you. Louise (Lou) is a victim of a serial...

She’s been kept prisoner in the garden shed for five years, this woman he renames Rachel. He brings her food and water daily and uses her...

Tim Russert, former moderator of NBC's “Meet the Press,” would instruct his son Luke to “Look for me there,” when they agreed on a pickup...

Ruth Ware has written another entertaining murder-mystery thriller that employs her admirable knowledge of surveillance technology. (The...

Three generations of women narrate “Banyan Moon,” an immersive, heartfelt novel by Thao Thai. The matriarch of the story, Minh, is...

British airship R101 was a jaw-dropping sight. At 777 feet long, the rigid airship housed a 60-seat dining room, a smoking lounge, and a...

The phrase “a modern day zombie apocalypse” pretty much sums up the plot of This Delicious Death by Kayla Cottingham. An event named “The...

In “Falling Out of Time,” by Margaret Peterson Haddix, life in 2193 is perfect. There are insta–closets that order whatever you want to...

“The Nightingale Affair” is the second Inspector Field novel that Tim Mason has written. I’d recommend reading his book “The Darwin...

In “The Overlooked Americans,” Elizabeth Currid- Halkett, a professor of public policy, dismantles long-held urban and suburban...

During her summer internship at an Italian fashion house, Violet has a disastrous run in with her new professor’s cute and surly son,...

On a recent flyover, Clover heard some super news while hovering over the library, where there’s lots of buzz about the summer reading...

The easy-to-read murder mystery, “Mastering the Art of French Murder,” takes place in the post-World War II era. The story is narrated by...

It is impossible to read “Diary of a Tuscan Bookshop,” by Alba Donati, and not wish to go straight to the airport for a ticket to Tuscany...

For many the sight of the first daffodils poking through the cold soil is the earliest sign of spring. For others, it’s the sight of new...