Title: Woman No. 17 Author: Edan Lepucki Genre: Domestic Noir Publisher: Hogarth Press Length: 320 pages Available: 9 May 2017 Source: eARC via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review Available Now   I can’t remember the last time I stayed up all night just to finish a book. It’s not just the world that…… Continue reading Identity crisises and female competion are at the heart of Edan Lepucki’s Noir, ‘Woman No. 17’

Title: Dead Letters  Author: Caite Dolan-Leach Genre: Literary Suspense Publisher: Penguin Random House Release Date: 21 February 2017 Length: 352 pages Source: eARC via NetGalley was provided in exchange for an honest review. Available in Hardcover For two years, Ava Antipova has been in Paris studying comparative literature after turning her back on her family and…… Continue reading ARC Review: Dead Letters by Caite Dolan-Leach

Title: I Liked My Life Author: Abby Fabiaschi Publisher: St. Martin’s Press Publishing Date: 31 Jan 2017 Buy: Macmillian/St. Martin’s Press Source: ARC via NetGalley After Maddy dies from apparent suicide, she’s blessed, or cursed, with being able to watch her husband and daughter try and piece their lives back together. Before her death, Maddy didn’t show any signs…… Continue reading ARC Review: I Liked My Life by Abby Fabiaschi

Title: Right Behind You Author: Lisa Gardner Publisher: Dutton Publishing Date: 31 Jan 2017 Buy: Dutton – Penguin Random House Source: ARC via NetGalley Sharlah May and Telly Ray Nash are 5 and 9 when they’re seperated after Telly is forced to murder his parents in self-defense. Now 13, Sharlah is living with former FBI profiler…… Continue reading ARC Review: Right Behind You by Lisa Gardner

Reasons for attending writing conferences range from being sent there for a school or publication to wanting to spend a weekend getting drunk and being surrounded by like-minded individuals. Somewhere in between the times of moving from table to table, looking at books, making contacts, and seeing what books or swag you can snag for…… Continue reading Can’t make it to #AWP17? Read ‘Scratch’