Areum’s reckoning with his fate makes for a wrenching story. As fleeting as his fictional life may be, he will not be a character easily forgotten.
The opening premise of Eman Quotah’s debut, Bride of the Sea, is intriguing, and it soon transforms into a family saga that spans from 1970 to 2018.
Liese O’Halloran Schwarz’s novel juggles a complex story and structure, creating believable characters in its portrait of a family shattered by loss.
Jane Johnson’s latest novel is beautiful story of love, loss and pain, bouncing between wartime memories of the 1940s and present day.
An intoxicating blend of historical events and fiction, ‘The Color of Air’ is perfect for anyone looking for a magical love story that transcends time.
In her second novel, Bennett writes like a master, creating rich worlds filled with memorable moments both big and small.
Connie Schultz’s debut it a plain-spoken elegy to small-town, working-class women with big stories to tell.
Ava Homa paints a picture of many Kurdish women who have struggled against persecution and the misogyny embedded in religious extremism.
Peter Geye rounds out his Eide family trilogy with a beautiful ode to the enduring human spirit.
Like a seasoned carpenter, author Michael Christie carefully and methodically pieces together a story as intricate as the rings within a tree.
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