Tammy Flanders Hetrick has calendars available that are based on her "big hearted"* novel,
STELLA ROSE. Watch for information on her website,
here. (*
Shelf Awareness for Readers)
Did you love LITTLE WOMEN? Don't miss Jeannine Atkins's fabulous novel, LITTLE WOMAN IN BLUE: A Novel of May Alcott, which has earned super reviews.
LUM by Libby Ware gets high marks from Atlanta Magazine, which called it " . . . a startlingly good debut novel."
Susan Johnson Hadler continues to bring in SRO crowds for events for her remarkable memoir, THE BEAUTY OF WHAT REMAINS, which is about how she reunited a family torn apart for four generations.
A round of applause for
Kim Church on winning the Crook's Corner Prize!
Tom Turner's crime thriller, PALM BEACH NASTY (The Permanent Press) earned a great Booklist review, among others. Check out his events at mystery conferences and in Florida!
Congratulations to Ann Weisgarber for having THE PROMISE selected as this year's Gulf Coast Read!
Congratulations to Ann Weisgarber, author of
The Promise, and to Kristen Harnisch, author of
The Vintner's Daughter, on being selected as Pulpwood Queens Book Club Picks!
Congratulations to
Kristen Harnisch on a fabulous launch for
THE VINTNER'S DAUGHTER and for her superb reviews in
Booklist, Kirkus Reviews, and more!
Jessica Levine's debut novel, THE GEOMETRY OF LOVE, got a starred Booklist! They
called it "An outstanding first novel"! And check out her article on Huffington Post about books by or about unconventional women.
Congratulations to Lamar Herrin for a wonderful review of FRACTURES in The Washington Post! Read the review here.
Sarah Kennedy's new book, THE KING'S SISTERS, is now available! Please visit her website to learn more!
Foreword Reviews said the following of her last novel:
“Much of a historical novel’s success lies in the author’s ability
to accurately cement the story in its time and place, and Kennedy
excels in this aspect with detailed descriptions of the daily life
of her characters, from clothing to architecture to medicine.…It is not necessary to read the first novel in the series to enjoy
this book, but those finding this their first introduction to
Catherine will surely search out the first novel to spend more
time with this feisty woman in her richly detailed world.”
