Editorial reviews

Dearly, Beloved was another beautifully written zombie novel! And that's a tough thing to say!

While not like the fairy tale, Alice in Zombieland puts a new spin on zombies!

“Trust Your Eyes” is superior entertainment.

"Fobbit" is an impressive debut and holds out promise for more good things to come.

A thought-provoking, hope-inspiring manifesto.

Mattson’s excellent book is a timely companion to the current election season. The question is: Who’s playing Nixon?

A winning story for fans of Friday Night Lights and believers in the American dream.

A good old-fashioned thriller and a winner, even though the bad guys are sometimes just a little too bad for plausibility.

Investigative journalism at its best, as Johnston seeks to comfort the afflicted while afflicting the comfortable.

Personal knowledge and on-the-ground experience inform this behind-the-headlines chronicle of the Syrian conflict.

A moving story of an American musical original.

An interesting duet that details precisely how women truly rock.

Incomplete as it is, Rosin’s book should get men and women talking, more honestly than we sometimes do, about the changes we’re living through — changes that hit much deeper than phrases like “the war on women” or “the end of men.”

Although the novel is filled with a familiar cast of multi-racial characters - and despite its obvious "writteness" - this is Smith's most human, and least social, novel to date.

There is no such thing as human dominance over the Earth, only the indifference of a terrible beauty. Again and again, novel after novel, this is the majesty of Boyle's knowing, humble pen.

A captivating fable of truth and memory, “Beautiful Lies” speaks to us quietly yet with strength.