Never pandering to younger readers, this fast-paced and exciting YA fantasy features rich characters and a compelling plot. In Between & Betwixt, the first book of the Corridor of Doors Trilogy, B & T Pecile introduce the... Read More

Set in a more progressive version of 1935, this is a tightly plotted mystery with refreshing characters. Imagine a Southern United States of the 1930s even more accepting of LGBT people than America currently is; therein lies the... Read More

Simultaneously poetic and economic, this is a layered and complex exploration of human existence and the experiences that mold a person. "Maze of Blood" reads almost like a poem. Marly Youmans’s language is sweeping and grandiose and... Read More

Mom and son each break through to the other side of death and find comfort. Erik Medhus’s suicide at the age of twenty left his family and friends devastated. But they were soon to learn that Erik, though no longer among them... Read More

This discussion of ufology will help alien communicators successfully say, “Take me to your leader.” How would extraterrestrials communicate? Would they prefer to read our minds or to learn our languages and communicate on our level?... Read More

This sexually charged cautionary tale deftly uses interior monologue and psychological tension. Nelly Arcan writes with keen insight into the lives of young adults in contemporary Montreal. "Breakneck" chronicles the jaded lives of two... Read More

Luck, Hemingway said, is a fluid, elusive force that could come right up to us and still go unnoticed. But that definition doesn’t begin to explain the unusual things people do to bring luck, nor does it hint at the superstitions... Read More

Hunger drove humans to first eat fish, and creativity to develop the use of hook, line, rod, and reel, but genius certainly inspired the sporting pursuit of the most elusive species with beautifully hewn floating lures of pheasant... Read More