Brackston, PaulaThe Garden of Promises and LiesBrooks, KarenThe Lady Brewer of LondonBrown, Rita MaeOut of HoundsBruen, KenA Galway EpiphanyCameron, MarcShadow of the DragonChilds, LauraEgg ShootersClark, Mary Higgins & Alafair BurkePiece of my HeartConnelly, MichaelThe Law of InnocenceDuncan, Elizabeth J.On Deadly TidesEkback, CeciliaThe HistoriansEriksson, KjellThe Night of FireEvanovich, JanetFortune & GloryGregory, PhilippaDark TidesHaddam, JaneOne of Our... Continue Reading →
New and Upcoming October 2020 at TBPL
Amis, Martin Banville, John Billingham, Mark Brody, Frances Buchanan, Cathy Marie Camilleri, Andrea Carr, Robyn Child, Lee & Andrew Child Cleeves, Ann Cornwell, Bernard Darke, Minnie Doctorow, Cory Evans, Richard Paul Flagg, Fannie French, Tana Grisham, John Haig, Matt Hilderbrand, Elin Hoffman, Alice Jennings, Maureen Jewell, Lisa Kellerman, Faye Kingsbury, Karen Koontz, Dean Macomber, Debbie... Continue Reading →
Lost Boy: The True Story of Captain Hook by Christina Henry
“All the world is made of faith, and trust, and pixie dust.” J.M. Barrie - Peter Pan. Peter Pan is beloved by many and it’s not often you will meet someone who hasn’t heard of him. Since his creation in 1904 by one J.M. Barrie, people have been creating re-tellings of a boy who stays... Continue Reading →
The Authenticity Project
When talking about yourself, how honest are you? Do you have one truth for others or another for yourself? Are you even honest with yourself, especially if the truth is uncomfortable? These are part of the central questions that form the framework of the new novel by Clare Pooley, “The Authenticity Project”. Julian, who... Continue Reading →
The Lager Queen of Minnesota by J. Ryan Stradal
I must admit to being attracted by the unusual title but it’s the story itself that is extraordinary. With subtle allusions to King Lear throughout the book, the story begins as a father leaves his entire estate to Helen, his youngest daughter, while leaving Edith his struggling elder daughter with nothing. The two sisters are... Continue Reading →
New & Upcoming Fiction for December at TBPL
New December Fiction 2019 Allende, Isabelle Anderson, Lin Benedict, Marie Black, Benjamin Brown, Karma Carr, Robyn Chamberlain, Diane Dallas, Sandra Dorsey, Tim Elgar, Emily Furst, Alan Gardner, Lisa Gibb, Camilla Greenwell, Garth Hamilton, Ian Harris, Charlaine Hurwitz, Gregg Kelly, Julia King, Thomas Lewis, Susan MacDonald, Andrew David McEwan, Ian Melinek, Judy & T.J.... Continue Reading →
A Measure of Darkness by Jonathan Kellerman and Jesse Kellerman
A Measure of Darkness by Jonathan Kellerman and Jesse Kellerman Going into the family business is traditional but when your parent is a bestselling author, living up to the public’s expectations as a writer can be daunting. While a number of children of authors have become authors themselves; including Martin Amis (son of Kingsley),... Continue Reading →
August 2019 New and Upcoming Fiction
Archer, Jeffery Barclay, Linwood Barr, Nevada Cabot, Meg Camilleri, Andrea Chevalier, Tracy Baldacci, David Deveraux, Jude Dodd, Christine Donoghue, Emma Fallis, Terry Flynn, Vince & Kyle Mills Graham, Heather Granger, Ann Gross, Andrew Hoffman, Alice Jance, J.A. Johnson, Craig King, Stephen Krueger, William Kent Lagercrantz, David Lapena, Shari Martin, Kat Michaels, Fern Mina, Denise Patterson,... Continue Reading →
How Not to Die Alone by Richard Roper
There are times when you read a book and simply know it should be a movie. This was my overwhelming feelings while reading Richard Roper’s “How Not to Die Alone”, a quirky debut novel that is both bitter sweet and darkly funny. The book’s protagonist Andrew works in the death department of an English council... Continue Reading →
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