Caroline Palmer wanted to draw inspiration from their own life, so they wrote "Camp Prodigy" about two nonbinary kids navigating anxiety and identity while at camp.
In her own distinctive way, the divine Bette Midler has been telling her own story throughout her career.
"Fate Breaker" by Victoria Aveyard is the third book in her "Realm Breaker" series, which is a "Lord of the Rings" meets "Guardians of the Galaxy" high fantasy trilogy.
Superb. That word's appropriate in this situation. Fantastic, that's another.
What can you expect from Carmella Lowkis' "Spitting Gold?" A twisty plot, spine-chilling seances, compelling female characters, and more.
In Susan Wands' second book in her Arcana Oracle series, readers will witness the character Pamela’s determination to continue creating her art, despite the threats and sabotage from the wickedest man in the world, and the lack of support from the magician’s group, the Golden Dawn.
Three bedrooms upstairs. That's a minimum.
Joe Jiménez wanted to write relatable characters who struggle with figuring out who their true friends are, and what to do with their lives, so he wrote, "Hot Boy Summer."
Trish Lundy wanted to explore how people process messy emotions as young adults, so that was one of the reasons why she wrote "The One That Got Away With Murder."
This and that. It's how a pleasant conversation is fed, with give and take, back and forth, wandering casually and naturally, a bit of one subject easing into the next with no preamble. It's communication you can enjoy, like what you'll find inside "Mean Boys" by Geoffrey Mak.
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