Susan Lowell
The Siren and the Star
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This ambitious book is a novel in verse, envisioned in the form of a three-act opera. Weighing a pound and a half and ...Read Review
The Matchbox Girl
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Whatever happened to Asperger’s Syndrome? Short answer: once a separate diagnosis, it was recently merged into Autism Spectrum Disorder. Why? A much ...Read Review
Death and the Runaways (A Mary Shelley Mystery)
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Both Jane Austen and Charles Dickens have become (fictional) detectives. So why not another great 19th-century author, Mary Shelley? In Death and the ...Read Review
A Bitter Wind (A Billy Boyle WWII Mystery)
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This is the twentieth installment of James R. Benn’s fictional yet factual Billy Boyle World War II Mystery series. This one immerses ...Read Review
The Cartographer of Absences
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Mia Couto is a Mozambican poet, novelist, journalist, and biologist, and one of the most important writers in Africa. The Cartographer of Absences ...Read Review
In the Company of Wolves
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In his first young adult novel, aimed at readers aged 12 to 16, Antonio Farías introduces the engaging, fearless Jaime Cieza, a boy who ...Read Review
Whatever Happened to Lori Lovely?
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Fans of vintage Hollywood movies will especially enjoy Sarah McCoy’s romantic new novel, which glitters with allusions to stars and films of ...Read Review
Murder at Cottonwood Creek (A Stella and Lyndy Mystery)
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Millions of years ago, tiny horses roamed Montana. Their fossilized bones spark the plot of Clara McKenna’s latest novel. Set in Montana ...Read Review
The Library of Lost Dollhouses
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Elise Hooper’s engaging new novel centers around a glamorous San Francisco celebrity, gorgeous to look at and full of beauty and intellect. ...Read Review
The Keeper of Lost Art
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Many great works of art survived World War II only because concerned people cooperated to hide them. This includes Botticelli’s exquisite Primavera, ...Read Review
