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The Lumby Lines is a friendly laid-back tale that takes place in a remote northwestern town. Here, 4200 relaxed townspeople never seem to take themselves too seriously. All appear rather happy, quaintly removed from anything sinister in the outside w... more

When Dwayne Raymond worked as a young waiter in Provincetown, Massachusetts, he was invited to join Norman Mailer in a project. Mailer was 79 at the time, and had an overly-ambitious plan for a project estimated to take eleven years. As the project i... more

Betrayals and reconciliations, forgiveness and unforgiving attitudes riddle this bestseller from France.  Giving in to a writer's ultimate subject, a writer, Djian paints a portrait of an author beginning to question his flagging talent, alo... more

It is difficult to write an introduction to Anthony Horowitz without resorting to terms like “prolific” or  “massively popular” for these are the precise terms that come to mind when you consider his impressive body of work.  Horowitz has w... more

Jayne Anne Phillips’ Lark and Termite lingers at the edges of the mind long after the back cover closes. One finishes the book convinced that Lark is someone known – the younger sister of a friend, a child one babysat, a cousin perhaps? ... more

Inspired by the work of Dr. M.A. Thomas in India, Julie Ferwerda enthusiastically embraced his God-given vision of sending out One Million Arrows (children trained to reach the nations with the gospel) into the world. While Thomas has been faithfull... more