Bookshots: 'California' by Edan Lepucki
Review by Ryan Peverly
In dystopian America, a couple flees what used to be L.A. for the wilderness, and, along the way, stumble upon weird connections to their past and make difficult decisions about their future.
Bookshots: 'Endangered' by Jean Love Cush
Review by BH Shepherd
A concise review of the novel "Endangered" by Jean Love Cush.
Bookshots: 'The Fever' by Megan Abbott
Review by Christopher Shultz
The follow-up to 2012's well-received 'Dare Me' is damn good. What else can I say?
Bookshots: 'Monster's Chef' by Jervey Tervalon
Review by Naturi Thomas-Millard
A fast-paced novel about the dark side of celebrity: scandalous parties, tailor-made drugs, cloistered, mute wives and...animal shaped grilled cheese sandwiches?
Bookshots: 'Shirley' by Susan Scarf Merrell
Review by Cath Murphy
What appears to be an ordinary mystery turns into something much weirder. But then this novel is about Shirley 'The Lottery' Jackson.
Bookshots: 'Inside Madeleine' by Paula Bomer
Review by Leah Rhyne
'Inside Madeleine', a collection of short stories by Paula Bomer, takes you into the world of troubled young women. It's anything but pretty...
Bookshots: 'The Silent History' by Eli Horowitz, Matthew Derby, Kevin Moffett
Review by Joshua Chaplinsky
A novel based on the award winning app about an epidemic of silence.
Bookshots: 'Pills and Starships' by Lydia Millet
Review by Dean Fetzer
Global warming's gone mad and old people want to die - so what does that leave the kids?
Bookshots: 'Us Conductors' by Sean Michaels
Review by Stephanie Bonjack
Follow the unexpected journey of Theremin inventor Lev Sergeyevich Termen from Moscow to Prohibition New York to a gulag in the Russian taiga. There's a love story and espionage too.
Bookshots: 'Crystal Eaters' by Shane Jones
Review by Brian McGackin
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