Chatting with Emily Bleeker about What It Seems
Bestselling author Emily Bleeker chats with Book Club Babble about her psychological thriller What It Seems.
An Adult Conversation with Brandy Ferner
April is an earnest, caring, stay-at-home mom who is trying to gracefully hold everything together despite the fact she's unraveling from the inside out. There simply isn't enough of April left for herself or h... Read More...
Son of the Sea, Daughter of the Sun: An Interview with Marc Graham
Son of the Sea, Daughter of the Sun: An Interview with Marc Graham
Super Humans, Suspense, and Intrigue: An interview with A.M. Wilhelm about her recent thriller Brainstorm
In A.M. Wilhelm's debut thriller Brainstorm, we first learn about Melissa, a mother in search of the child she once dropped off at the Sunshine Children's Home in D.C. eight years ago. When she discovers that t... Read More...
Watch What You Say: A Colorful Suspense by George Weinstein
Brilliant interviewer Bo Riccardi hopes she can use her synesthetic skill of seeing the truth to save her husband Oscar's life. His abductor has an unknown vendetta against Bo and wants to destroy her by using ... Read More...
A Novel Idea and a Labor of Love: The Story of a South Philly Bookstore
Maribel Garcia: You two have a very special story. Can you tell us how two newly-weds, working multiple jobs decided to get into the bookselling business and acquired their own store?
Christina and Alex: The... Read More...
Losing a Daughter to the Opioid Epidemic: An Interview with Elise Schiller
Elise Schiller’s daughter Giana Natali was a Division I swimmer and veterinary technician before succumbing to a drug addiction that ultimately led to her death. Schiller’s memoir Even if Your Heart Would Liste... Read More...
Interview with Ed Rucker, Author of Justice Makes a Killing
Bobby Earl’s new client is the beautiful but vulnerable Kate Carlson, a prominent LA lawyer charged with a murder during a prison break. Bobby thinks he knows what's at stake—negotiate a decent plea deal for a ... Read More...
Daralyse Lyons, author of Yoga Cocaine, on Memoir Writing
I never expected to make the transition to writing memoir. As a long-time novelist, I was used to fabricating stories – as opposed to recounting them. But then I realized that the most memorable, most “true,”... Read More...
See something, Say nothing: An interview with Pamela Fernandes about her recent thriller Painting Kuwait Violet
What happens when a young college graduate, Violet Baretto leaves her home in India to work in oil-rich Kuwait as a maid for a wealthy Kuwaiti woman? She stands up, not just for herself, but for the most vulne... Read More...