Sarah speaks with J.E. Weiner, author of the award-nominated southern gothic historical fiction novel The Wretched and Undone. Set in the rugged beauty of the Texas Hill Country on the eve of the Civil War, this sweeping saga follows Polish immigrants Marcin and Agnieszka Anderwald as they seek a new beginning—only to encounter a dark force that threatens their family and faith.

Inspired by real people and true events, The Wretched and Undone brings together a haunting cast of characters: immigrant settlers, Arab camel wranglers, wounded soldiers, and a songstress teetering on the edge of madness. As generations of the Anderwald family face loss, love, and unrelenting evil, the story explores what it means to endure when the past refuses to stay buried.

Weiner shares how history, folklore, and faith inspired this richly atmospheric novel that has been recognized as a Killer Nashville Top Pick for 2024 and a Claymore Award Finalist for Best Southern Gothic. Listeners will hear about her research process, her fascination with the supernatural, and how she crafted a world that’s both historically grounded and chillingly supernatural.

Whether you’re drawn to gothic storytelling, historical sagas, or tales of redemption and resilience, this episode promises a captivating conversation about writing, inspiration, and the shadows that shape us.

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Sarah welcomes author Tara Hodgson to discuss her emotional and thought-provoking young adult novel, At Least I’m Trying. This powerful coming-of-age story follows Reese, a teenage athlete whose dreams of playing college volleyball collapse in an instant, sending her on a search for identity, freedom, and belonging.

Reese has always been the perfect daughter, student, and athlete until her world begins to crumble. Enter Cassie Brentwood: bold, spontaneous, and everything Reese wishes she could be. As Reese is drawn into Cassie’s orbit, she meets Liam, a mysterious boy whose attention feels intoxicating… until it turns dangerous. With girls disappearing from nearby towns and Liam’s behavior growing increasingly dark, Reese’s new life begins to spiral into a chilling reality she never anticipated.

Through the lens of mental health, self-discovery, and resilience, At Least I’m Trying explores what it means to lose yourself—and find the strength to come back from the edge. Tara Hodgson joins Sarah for a heartfelt conversation about the pressures young people face, the power of friendship, and writing a story that shines a light on the darker corners of adolescence.

Whether you’re a fan of realistic YA fiction, psychological tension, or stories of personal growth and survival, this episode is not to be missed. Tune in to hear Tara share the inspiration behind Reese’s journey, her writing process, and the importance of honest conversations around mental health in young adult literature.


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Sarah welcomes Kelli Estes, bestselling author of The Girl Who Wrote in Silk and Today We Go Home, to discuss her latest novel, Smoke on the Wind. This sweeping story connects two women—centuries apart—through love, loss, and an inexplicable bond that transcends time.

Set in both contemporary and early 19th-century Scotland, Smoke on the Wind follows Keaka Denney, a mother struggling to rebuild her life after tragedy, and Sorcha Chisholm, a woman in 1801 fleeing wrongful accusation and forced from her home during the Highland Clearances. As Keaka and her son hike the West Highland Way, she begins to experience haunting visions of Sorcha’s life—a burning cottage, a desperate escape, a mother’s fierce determination to protect her child.

Through powerful storytelling and vivid historical detail, Kelli Estes explores the deep ties between past and present, the strength of mothers, and the ways love endures beyond logic or time. Sarah and Kelli discuss the inspiration behind the novel, the beauty and brutality of Scotland’s history, and the emotional heart of Smoke on the Wind.

Perfect for fans of dual timeline fiction, historical mysteries, and stories that celebrate courage and connection, this episode offers a heartfelt conversation about resilience, healing, and the bonds that link us across generations.


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Sarah welcomes back award-winning author Michael J. Cooper to discuss his latest historical fiction novel, The Rabbi’s Knight—a thrilling prequel to his acclaimed “Empire” series.

Set in 1290 at the end of the Crusades, The Rabbi’s Knight follows Knight Templar Jonathan St. Clair as he joins forces with Rabbi Samuel of Baghdad on a perilous mission through Acre and Jerusalem. When they uncover a mysterious scroll said to hold the key to the Temple Mount’s secrets, they must confront betrayal, faith, and destiny itself. Along the way, readers meet a vivid cast of characters, including Isaac of Acre, William Wallace, and the courageous Zahirah, who challenge the boundaries of faith and courage in a divided world.

Michael and Sarah explore the story’s timeless themes of cross-cultural understanding, spirituality, and redemption—and how ancient conflicts echo through modern times. Michael also shares insights from his years living in Jerusalem and his extensive research into the Crusades, Kabbalah, and medieval history.

Perfect for fans of historical epics like The Pillars of the Earth or The Da Vinci Code, this conversation uncovers the human stories behind centuries of faith and conflict. Tune in for an engaging, thought-provoking episode that connects past and present through history, mystery, and compassion.

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Sarah welcomes J.M. Shaw, author of the gripping urban/high fantasy novel Forsaken Souls. Set in a richly imagined realm where magic and humanity collide, Shaw’s story follows Callum and Jax on a perilous quest to repair the veil separating the magical and human worlds. Their journey leads them straight into the hands of the Der’geron—an ancient enemy plotting vengeance after centuries of exile.

As war looms and Queen Jobella struggles to hold her fractured kingdom together, Forsaken Souls explores themes of power, loss, and the courage to face inner darkness. Through heartbreak, moral conflict, and hauntingly vivid worldbuilding, Shaw crafts a narrative that questions what it means to fight not only for survival, but for the soul itself.

Sarah and J.M. discuss the inspiration behind the novel, the challenges of balancing epic storytelling with deep emotional resonance, and the creative process of bringing complex characters like Callum and Jobella to life. Whether you’re a lifelong fantasy reader or a newcomer to the genre, this conversation offers an engaging look at how Shaw builds tension, emotion, and mythology into every page.

Tune in for a thoughtful discussion on magic, redemption, and the human spirit in a world on the brink of ruin. Forsaken Souls is more than a fantasy—it’s a story about finding light even in the darkest places.


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Sarah welcomes back Evette Davis, author of The Others and The Gift, to talk about The Campaign, the thrilling conclusion to her Council Trilogy. Blending politics, power, and the supernatural, this urban fantasy finale follows political consultant Olivia Shepherd, who finds herself in the middle of a dangerous presidential race where dark magic and ambition collide.

After returning home from a harrowing mission overseas, Olivia is offered the chance of a lifetime: to help elect the first woman president of the United States. But when her opponent turns to ancient, sinister forces, the stakes rise higher than ever, threatening not just democracy but the very fabric of the universe. Reunited with allies William, Josef, and others from her inner circle, Olivia must face powerful enemies, personal loss, and her own evolving gifts in a fight for both her world and herself.

Evette discusses the inspiration behind the trilogy’s political themes and how the series explores women’s leadership, personal strength, and the meaning of destiny. Listeners will get an inside look at her creative process, the evolution of her characters, and what it feels like to bring a complex, magical world to its epic conclusion.

Whether you’re a fan of urban fantasy, strong female leads, or stories that mix magic and modern politics, this episode offers an engaging look into Evette Davis’s imagination and the world of The Campaign.

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Sarah sits down with Victoria Dowd to talk about her historical mystery novel, Death in the Aviary.

The story begins on New Year’s Eve, 1928, inside the grand yet isolated Ravenswick Abbey on the wilds of Dartmoor. Nine people enter an ornate lift. The power fails. Darkness falls. A single gunshot rings out. When the lights return, Charles Ravenswick, heir to the family fortune, lies dead. No one could have entered or left — leaving a chilling locked-room mystery where everyone has a motive, and no one has an alibi.

A year later, journalist Charlotte Blood arrives at Ravenswick Abbey, ostensibly to report on the family’s famous ravens. But beneath the feathers and folklore, she discovers a household still haunted by suspicion and riddled with dangerous secrets. As Charlotte uncovers truths about the Ravenswick family, she finds herself facing revelations that could shake her own life to the core.
In their conversation, Sarah and Victoria explore the inspiration behind Death in the Aviary, its homage to Golden Age detective fiction, and the way Dowd crafts both atmosphere and character to keep readers guessing until the very end. They also discuss themes of inheritance, reputation, and the enduring appeal of historical mysteries.

If you love Agatha Christie-style locked-room puzzles, richly atmospheric settings, and strong, memorable heroines, this episode is for you.

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Sarah sits down with author Nick Kolakowski to talk about his gripping noir mystery, Where the Bones Lie. Set in the shadows of Hollywood, this fast-paced thriller follows Dash Fuller, a fixer who has spent years cleaning up the film industry’s dirtiest secrets. Burned out and cynical, Dash has learned to numb himself with bourbon and cynicism—until a new case offers him an unexpected shot at redemption.

Madeline Ironwood, daughter of a notorious smuggler and murderer, turns to Dash after her father’s skeleton is found sealed in a barrel at the bottom of a dried-up lake. She wants to know who killed him, and Dash agrees to take on the dangerous search for the truth. Together, they confront a web of crooked cops, Hollywood thugs, and powerful figures desperate to keep their secrets buried. With its mix of razor-sharp dialogue, dark humor, and edge-of-your-seat suspense, Where the Bones Lie is a modern take on classic noir that keeps readers hooked until the final twist.

Nick Kolakowski shares insights into writing flawed but compelling characters, weaving humor into high-stakes storytelling, and building a conspiracy that feels both timeless and timely. If you love stories of redemption, mystery, and crime set against the backdrop of Los Angeles’s glitz and grime, you won’t want to miss this conversation.

Tune in to hear Sarah and Nick discuss the inspirations behind Where the Bones Lie, the challenges of writing noir for today’s audience, and whether Dash Fuller’s journey might continue in future books.

The GSMC Book Review Podcast brings you engaging author interviews, thoughtful conversations about literature, and insights into new and exciting books across genres.


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Sarah speaks with author Joan Fernandez about her captivating historical fiction novel, Saving Vincent. Perfect for fans of stories that uncover the hidden lives of extraordinary women, this novel shines a light on Jo van Gogh Bonger, the woman who saved her brother-in-law Vincent van Gogh from obscurity.

Set in the late 19th and early 20th century, Saving Vincent follows Jo as she navigates grief, single motherhood, and the male-dominated art world after the sudden death of her husband Theo. Inheriting hundreds of Vincent’s unsold paintings—considered worthless at the time—Jo refuses to accept defeat. Instead, she takes bold steps to support her young son while dedicating herself to bringing Vincent’s work to the attention it deserved.

Jo’s persistence and vision not only shaped the way the world views Van Gogh’s genius today, but also demonstrated her own remarkable courage and ingenuity. Fernandez’s richly researched novel brings this overlooked heroine to the forefront, reminding us that history often forgets the women who change it.

Sarah and Joan discuss the inspiration behind the book, the meticulous research required to capture both Jo’s world and Vincent’s art, and the universal themes of resilience, independence, and legacy. This episode offers listeners a new perspective on one of art history’s most famous figures by focusing on the woman who safeguarded his place in it.

Tune in to hear Joan Fernandez share the story behind Saving Vincent, the extraordinary Jo van Gogh Bonger, and why her story matters as much today as it did over a century ago.


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Sarah welcomes back author Russell Little for a riveting conversation about his psychological crime thriller Murder by Storm. Nearly a year after his first appearance, Russell returns to share fresh insights on his series and the unforgettable characters at its center.

Murder by Storm is a high-stakes thriller set against the backdrop of a devastating Houston hurricane. At the heart of the story is Marilyn Ramirez, a cunning and complex woman who manipulates everyone around her while trying to protect her son. Obsessed detective O.C. Simms remains determined to bring her down, while the chaos of the storm provides both cover and opportunity. With themes of obsession, morality, survival, and deception, Russell’s novel takes readers through a suspenseful journey where danger lurks at every turn.

Sarah and Russell explore not only the gripping storyline but also the craft behind it. They discuss the challenges of writing authentically from the perspective of the opposite sex, how children and animals can heighten tension in crime fiction, and why setting can feel like a character in its own right. Russell also reflects on how his long career as a lawyer shaped his storytelling style and influenced the creation of complex characters like Marilyn.

Whether you’re a fan of crime thrillers, psychological suspense, or stories that blur the line between justice and manipulation, this conversation offers an engaging look into Russell’s creative process and the storm-driven drama of his latest book. Tune in for insights, storytelling craft, and a closer look at one of today’s compelling voices in crime fiction.

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