Chatting with Emily Bleeker about What It Seems
Bestselling author Emily Bleeker chats with Book Club Babble about her psychological thriller What It Seems.
Virtual Book Clubs Could Help Deal With Coronavirus Stress
We at BCB thought Books Forward post about virtual book clubs was definitely worth sharing. We hope you feel the same!
We know things are stressful right now––many of us are anxiously scrolling through news ... Read More...
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
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...
Unholy Faith – A Review of DEATH IN THE COVENANT by D.A. Bartley
There is hardly anything more fun than learning something interesting in the guise of an entertaining read. In her book Death in the Covenant, D.A. Barkley provides a realistic view of the dominating force beli... Read More...
What to Read if You’re Mourning the end of JANE THE VIRGIN – by Spark Press
Please note this post first appeared on August 29, 2019 on SparkPress.
If you’ve been following Jane from the very beginning, seeing this show come to a close might be very bittersweet. This American telenov... Read More...
Garcia’s PROFOUND AND PERFECT THINGS, A Timelessly Modern Intersectionality Novel
In her debut intersectionality novel Profound and Perfect Things, Dr. Maribel Garcia hits directly at the heart of deep human questions. Do family ties support us or bind us? At our core, do we all simply want ... Read More...
The Shaman of Turtle Valley: An Interview with Clifford Garstang
Aiken Alexander left his family home and high school sweetheart to join the army and live in Seoul, Korea. He'd hoped to leave behind indecision and immaturity. Maybe that explains why he is so quick to marry h... Read More...
Review of Listen to the Wind by Susanne Dunlap
Susanne Dunlap's Listen to the Wind is an engaging work of historical fiction replete with sympathetic characters. The novel is set in thirteenth-century Languedoc, a time when families are torn apart by religi... Read More...