A blend of tragicomedy and waning romance, "The Lost Journals of Sylvia Plath" explores uncomfortable material with biting humor. Rich in period details, and biting in its finely tuned humor, "The Lost Journals of Sylvia Plath" darts... Read More

A staged fourteenth-century marriage turns into abiding love in this beautiful romance. Amanda Forester weaves a simple plot into a gorgeous tapestry in "The Highlander’s Bride". Gavin Patrick, a warrior from Scotland, must deliver... Read More

With a good dash of humor, this down-to-earth military memoir is a refreshing addition to the genre. Memoirs of military or war experiences often revel in hell-on-earth carnage, sentimental frat house-type memories, or heavy-handed... Read More

"Walking with the Enemy" is Read’s story of a three-year engagement with a religious cult and the miraculous event that gave her the courage to escape. Shortly after the 1993 standoff between law enforcement and David Koresh in Waco,... Read More

With contemporary problems and topics, musical references, and spot-on dialogue, this novel is both relatable and humorous. With a tagline like “A Contemporary Comedy of Parenting Errors about a Single Father, a Rock ‘n’ Roll... Read More

Genre-bending, gender-bending, dialect-filled, and fascinating, this steampunk novel handles old West racism with humor and grit. Lou Merriwether is a “psychopomp”—she has the ability to help spirits stuck in the land of the living... Read More

The town of Beau Rivage is riddled with fairy-tale curses and enchantments that shape the lives of its inhabitants. Unfortunately, Viv and her friends know all too well that once-upon-a-times are not always followed by... Read More

This rich, evocative taste of the famous detective’s past will delight fans of Doyle’s work. This innovative adaptation pits Sherlock Holmes against the baby-farming industry in nineteenth-century England. As Sherlock investigates... Read More