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About Great State
Kirkus Reviews : Great State (March 20, 2020)With useful maps and stories within stories, this is an ingenious look at an often misunderstood country.
$ 16.99
About No Bad Deed
Bookreporter : No Bad Deed (March 01, 2020)If you enjoy books that keep you on edge, wondering how things will work out, then No Bad Deed is perfect for you. There are twists, followed by more twists, and plenty of excitement and mystery.
$ 14.99
About The Only Child
Bookreporter : The Only Child (February 22, 2020)In addition to The Bad Seed, THE ONLY CHILD carries overt references to The Silence of the Lambs. It’s easy to imagine this suspenseful, multilayered novel being adapted into a pretty sinister film in its own right.
$ 13.99
About The Only Child
NPR : In 'The Only Child,' The Thrills Might Be Lost In Translation (February 17, 2020)Good elevator pitch, not so great final result, though I can actually picture a fairly cool movie coming out of this if adapted properly. Netflix, take note.
$ 13.99
About Highfire
Washington Independent Review of Books : Highfire: A Novel (February 17, 2020)It’s a fun, rip-roaring read that draws you in and leaves you short of breath from both action and laughter. It’s hard not to be captivated.
$ 12.99
About In the Land of Men
Washington Independent Review of Books : In the Land of Men: A Memoir (February 10, 2020)If you’re a devotee of David Foster Wallace, you’ll devour this memoir with pleasure. If not, you may enjoy the cultural scavenger hunt and appreciate how much Adrienne Miller makes you stretch.
$ 14.99
About Hitting a Straight Lick with a Crooked Stick
The Guardian : Hitting a Straight Lick With a Crooked Stick by Zora Neale Hurston review – wickedly funny (February 09, 2020)On literary and ethnographic expeditions, Hurston packed a pistol along with her notepads. These stories share that same wild spirit – unnerving at times, they are always a thrill.
$ 12.99
About Perfect Little Children
Bookreporter : Perfect Little Children (February 08, 2020)Perfect Little Children is one of the most ingenious psychological thrillers I have ever read, and the ending is completely satisfying.
$ 14.99
About A Beautiful Crime
Bookreporter : A Beautiful Crime (February 01, 2020)The setting is marvelous. Venice isn’t just a scenic background for the action of A Beautiful Crime. Its capricious tides and twisty, deceptive geography seem to mirror the characters’ secrets and intrigues.
$ 13.99
About Perfect Little Children
Washington Independent Review of Books : Perfect Little Children: A Novel (February 01, 2020)Readers will quickly turn the pages of Perfect Little Children to discover whether those things really are there.
$ 14.99
About The Gimmicks
Washington Independent Review of Books : The Gimmicks: A Novel (January 28, 2020)The Gimmicks impressively characterizes the enduring nature of Armenian contradictions in which “everything you’ve heard is true, everything you’ve heard is false.”
$ 13.99
About Not So Pure and Simple
Kirkus Reviews : Not So Pure and Simple (January 22, 2020)Hilariously necessary.
$ 9.99
About Little Gods
Publishers Weekly : Little Gods (January 14, 2020)This is a beautiful, intensely moving debut.
$ 14.99
About The Gimmicks
NPR : 'The Gimmicks' Has Heart, But A Few Too Many Gimmicks (January 09, 2020)The result is engrossing, but McCormick doesn't quite get the ratio right. Fewer gimmicks, ultimately, would have served The Gimmicks well.
$ 13.99
About Africaville
Publishers Weekly : Africaville (December 10, 2019)This is a penetrating, fresh look at the indomitable spirit of black pioneers and their descendants.
$ 13.99
About Anyone
Kirkus Reviews : Anyone (December 03, 2019)An imaginative, time-fragmented thriller about the bitter and potentially deadly consequences of body-snatching.
$ 12.99
About Sudden Traveler
The Guardian : Sudden Traveller by Sarah Hall review – powerful and unsettling (November 03, 2019)Slipping seamlessly between fantasy and reality, it is an ambitious, powerful and, at times, deeply unsettling book.
$ 11.99