Tea Leaves (Bella Books), by Janet Mason, is a memoir that offers the reader an intimate record of three generations of...
Nat Burns’ Identity (Bella Books) starts with a crash—literally. Liza Hughes has a chance meeting with Shay Raynor when Shay, a...
In Diana Rivers’ The Smuggler, The Spy and The Spider, the exotic fictional locations of Ishlair, Eezore and Zelindar come...
CC Carlson is a young lawyer on her first job with a prestigious mega-law firm. She’s determined to impress her...
We first met FBI Agent Cameron Ross in Devil’s Rock, where she and then Deputy Sheriff Andrea Sullivan hit it...
I was surprised to see Amy Dawson Robertson’s second novel billed by her publisher as a “Romance, Mystery.” While there...
In this fourth installment of the Echo Branson series, Echo braves dangers, not only from the elements, but also from the evil Genysis Corporation, the secret government-backed agency committed to using the likes of Echo and her friends’ supernatural abilities for their own despicable purposes. Read More
In the opening scene of Marianne Banks’ first novel, Growing Up Delicious (Bella), the protagonist, Jennifer Andersen, admits something we’ve all felt one time or another: “The problem was I looked grown up but felt twelve years old." Read More
Kate Christie’s Beautiful Game (Bella Books) opens in 1991 when Camille (Cam) Wallace is starting her sophomore year at San Diego...
Cass Flynn, after a grueling year of surgeries and rehab, has made it back to top physical condition. She...
