Publishing NewsAmazon / autographed books / California / lawsuit / Marley Dias / marriage6 Comments
Marin’s Book Passage files federal suit over autograph law – A California bookstore known for myriad author events and multiple locations has filed suit over the California law aimed at selling autographed items. The statute used to be specifically focused on regulating the sale of sports memorabilia, but was recently expanded ... more >
A- Reviews / Recommended ReadsCalifornia / Contemporary / gangsters / Idaho / nightclub / sexy / unplanned-pregnancy6 Comments
Dear Ms. O’Keefe, Your latest release, Baby, Come Back, arrived in my inbox unsolicited. I had no plans to read it, since I had been disappointed in Burn Down the Night and since I had not read the companion book to Baby, Come Back, Bad Neighbor. Still, one night when ... more >
B Reviews / Book ReviewsCalifornia / Contemporary / graduate student / mental health / Turkey / veteranComments Off on REVIEW: Forever a Soldier by Genevieve Turner
A wounded soldier searching for healing… Hank Moreno returned home from combat not quite broken but definitely battered. His job now is to recover from his tour of duty and to keep a hundred-year-old house from falling down around his ears. No one calls, no one visits—just as he likes. ... more >
Publishing NewsAli Wong / autographs / California / certificate of authenticity / Comedy / comic book / gender stereotypes / gender-based violence / wedding dresses4 Comments
California Passes Law That Could Make Getting Any Autographed Book or Art in the State Very Difficult – If you’re a reader who likes to collect autographed books, heads up on this new California law that requires a certificate of authenticity for any autographed item over $5. I can see this kind of requirement ... more >
C+ Reviewsadoption / California / Delacorte Press / first person present tense / sisters / thriller / twins / Young-Adult1 Comments
Dear Ms. Omololu, Let me know if this sounds familiar. We have a pair of twins. They switch places and occasionally assume each other’s identity. Eventually, they’re found out. Your novel, The Third Twin, takes this to an extreme I didn’t know existed. Lexi and Ava don’t assume each other’s ... more >
B- Reviews / D Reviews1920s / angsty / California / Commoner Aristocracy pairing / England / Historical / opposites attract2 Comments
At the height of the Roaring Twenties, New York heiress Zoe Gifford longs for the freedoms promised by the Jazz Age. Headstrong and brazen, but bound by her father’s will to marry before she can access his fortune, Zoe arranges for a brief marriage to Sebastian Hazelton, whose aristocratic British ... more >
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