Editorial Content for Witches of East End

Melissa de la Cruz, the New York Times bestselling author of the Blue Bloods and Au Pairs series for teens, has written a highly entertaining book, the first installment of her debut series for adults. Read More

Editorial Content for Heat Wave

Carley Winsted has reached the final day of the worst year of her life. Just a month ago, her young, healthy, adored husband Gus suddenly died of an unsuspected heart defect. Carley is just 32 and cringes with guilt any time she momentarily forgets her sorrow. Yet she knows she has a duty to show her daughters, 12-year-old Cisco and five-year-old Margaret, that life will go on and that they will enjoy their futures.

This page-turner is the perfect beach read, whether you're actually lounging next to the waves or warming up near a crackling fireplace.

Editorial Content for The Profession

Steven Pressfield has a great mind for military action and intrigue. He recently took readers back to World War II in the stunning book, KILLING ROMMEL. Earlier in his career he wrote the classic war novel GATES OF FIRE, which depicted the famous Battle of Thermopylae featuring the mighty Spartan warriors.

Real-world issues of today are turned into plausible and terrifying fiction by ex-Marine Steven Pressfield, who has written a novel that will appeal to fans of military fiction and super-charged international thrillers.

Editorial Content for Strong at the Break: A Caitlin Strong Novel

As a teenager, Caitlin Strong witnessed her Texas Ranger father, Jim Strong, end the life of fanatical preacher and child rapist Maxwell Arno in a blazing shootout on a steamy parking lot in Midland, Texas. The "Reverend" Arno had been using his Church of the Redeemer as a sanctuary to abuse youngsters and stockpile weapons and ammunition. The bloody scene in Midland was also witnessed by Arno's teenage son, Malcolm.

Jon Land has penned another bullet-blazing and blood-spilling thriller, complete with political overtones.

Editorial Content for Fort Freak: A Wild Cards Novel

Once again I've learned that you can't tell a book by its cover...or by its title. When I chose to review FORT FREAK, I expected it to be a somewhat over-the-edge police procedural. And the name implied that there could be some sardonic humor involved. While it is definitely over the edge and there is sardonic humor involved, the title is way more literal than I had anticipated.

If you love science fiction and have never read any of the series, you are in for a treat.