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Ulysses S. Grant’s Letters to Wife Draw Intimate Portrait

October 1, 2018 4:06 am By Editorial Staff Leave your thoughts

My Dearest Julia, Ulysses S. Grant, Library of America - The Civil War's greatest general as you've never seen him before.

How Does Fiona Neill Turn Betrayal Into Forgiveness?

September 1, 2018 5:01 am By Doris Booth Leave your thoughts

The Betrayals, Fiona Neill, Pegasus Books - Sometimes there are four sides to a story. Which can you believe? British author and well-known journalist, Fiona Neill, insightful story of a family in crisis in her latest novel, THE BETRAYALS

The Hazards of Good Fortune, by award-winning screenwriter and playwright Seth Greenland

Screenwriter Seth Greenland on His Latest Novel

August 1, 2018 5:07 am By Doris Booth Leave your thoughts

Hazards of Good Fortune, Seth Greenland, Europa Editions - What does it mean to be a good guy in a world fraught with racial tensions and steeped in egos?

A Beautiful, Terrible Thing, a Memoir of Marriage and Betrayal, by Jen Waite

Waite’s Memoir, A Beautiful, Terrible Thing, Focuses on Pscychopathy

July 1, 2018 5:04 am By Doris Booth Leave your thoughts

A Beautiful Terrible Thing, Jen Waite, Penguin Random House - Madly in love, enjoying marriage and new motherhood, Jen Waite was eager to dismiss the nagging suspicion that her husband was having an affair after finding a disturbing email on their home computer.

Dugoni’s Newest Crosswhite Crime Book Shows Steep Price of Cultural Divides

June 1, 2018 5:01 am By Doris Booth Leave your thoughts

A Steep Price, Robert Dugoni, Thomas & Mercer - #1 Kindle and #1 Wall Street Journal bestselling author Robert Dugoni’s acclaimed series continues as Seattle homicide detective Tracy Crosswhite is plunged into a case of family secrets and murder…

Screenwriter Janna King Debuts Novel, The Seasonaires

May 1, 2018 5:05 am By Doris Booth Leave your thoughts

The Seasonaires, Jana King, Pegasus Books - For a twentysomething, there is no summer job better than being a seasonaire—there are no responsibilities, college is barely a thought, and you’re surrounded by beautiful people.

Silent Spring and Other Writings on the Environment Relevant Today

April 1, 2018 5:01 am By Editorial Staff Leave your thoughts

Silent Spring, Rachel Carson, Library of America - The late Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring was an unlikely bestseller when published in the fall of 1962. For the first time, the work exposed the harmful effects of synthetic pesticide in the face of the chemical industry's concerted efforts to discredit her.