Bookshots: 'White City' by Seb Doubinsky
Review by JS Breukelaar
Seb Doubinsky’s 'White City', the latest in his Babylon series, is a book you’re going to love the third time you read it as much as you did the first. Maybe even more.
Bookshots: 'Only Love Can Break Your Heart' by Ed Tarkington
Review by Ed Sikov
An eight-year-old boy adores his older brother, but when the brother leaves the kid stranded in the middle of the woods, he begins to question the relationship.
Bookshots: 'Travelers Rest' by Keith Lee Morris
Review by Leah Dearborn
There's a town east of the Cascade Mountains where wayward souls are drawn. Their cars break down, blizzards lure them off the highway for the night. Most of them never leave again.
Bookshots: 'The Children's Home' by Charles Lambert
Review by Christopher Shultz
This novel reads like a dream -- a Gothic horror, weird fiction dream.
Bookshots: 'The Visitors' by Simon Sylvester
Review by Christopher Shultz
A fantasy, a mystery, and a coming-of-age tale, all in one outstanding debut novel.
Bookshots: 'Waste' by Andrew F. Sullivan
Review by BH Shepherd
A brief and concise review of "Waste" by Andrew F. Sullivan.
Bookshots: 'Year of the Goose' by Carly J. Hallman
Review by Leah Dearborn
Acidic and slapstick, 'Year of the Goose' is a satire as sharp as a gleaming beak or a pair of beady black eyes.
Bookshots: 'The Age of Reinvention' by Karine Tuil
Review by Ed Sikov
A review of a well-regarded new French novel.
Bookshots: 'Drawing Blood' by Molly Crabapple
Review by Brian McGackin
In which our intrepid writer offers up perhaps the most unhelpful review ever.
