Elizabeth Crachiolo
How to Solve Your Own Murder (Castle Knoll Files, 1)
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A dual-timeline murder mystery stocked with colorful characters, this is a fun page-turner with a lot of atmosphere. In the present-day timeline, Annie ...Read Review
Mary and the Birth of Frankenstein (US) / Mary: Or, the Birth of Frankenstein (UK)
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This impressionistic novel tracks the influences that led Mary Shelley to write Frankenstein. It takes place in two timelines: Cologny, Switzerland, in 1816, where ...Read Review
The Secret of the Lady’s Maid (A Useful Woman Mystery)
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In London in 1820, political and personal intrigue bring together police investigator Adam Harkness and the indefatigable Rosalind Thorne, who help the rich solve ...Read Review
Let Us Descend
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Young Annis, an enslaved girl in the antebellum South, meets a series of misfortunes and is thrust into ever more hellish circumstances in ...Read Review
Again and Again
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Geno, an elderly man living in an assisted living facility, believes that he has lived many lives over the course of more than ...Read Review
The Ghost Theatre
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In a fantastical yet mostly recognizable Elizabethan London, teenage Shay, a member of a bird-worshipping religion, joins up with a troupe of boy ...Read Review
Enter the Body
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The conceit of this young-adult narrative, told almost entirely in verse, is that several characters from Shakespeare’s dramas gather in a room ...Read Review
The Lost Wife
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Sarah, a luckless woman in mid-19th century America, flees her abusive husband, leaving her daughter behind. She ends up in Minnesota, where ...Read Review
Hang the Moon
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The plot of this Prohibition-era tale borrows heavily from the real-life history of the Tudor court. The Elizabeth I figure is the spunky ...Read Review
The Book of Goose
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Two teenage friends in 1950s rural France navigate a stultifying existence. Fabienne is original, bright, and unpredictable; Agnès follows her lead. The ...Read Review
