Evelyn spoke to Anne Abel about HIGH HOPES, a memoir that recounts her solo travels to Australia at the age of sixty, seeking to capture some Bruce Springsteen energy and fight off her lifelong, debilitating depression.

Jessikah got a chance to chat about teenage coming of age stories and unconventional time loops with author Lance Rubin as it relates to 16 FOREVER, his recent YA novel.

Jayne Ann Krentz, the best-selling powerhouse author of contemporary romantic suspense, discusses her latest book, THE SHOP ON HIDDEN LANE, in which rivals from feuding families protecting a magical secret must come together to solve a murder.

Kamilah Cole makes the leap from YA to adult fiction with AN ARCANE INHERITANCE, a delicious Dark Academia book that will absorb you as soon as you turn the first page.

Amanda Chapman discusses MRS. CHRISTIE AT THE MYSTERY GUILD LIBRARY, an homage to classic detective fiction, featuring an eccentric cast of characters, a glamorous NYC setting, and a mystery that unfolds with the help of the ghost of Agatha Christie– or is she?

Stephanie Cowell shares THE MAN IN THE STONE COTTAGE, a historical fiction novel about the Brontë sisters (Charlotte, Emily, and Anne) in 1840s Yorkshire, focusing on their struggles to get published and their complex inner lives.

Alyson Richman discusses her beautifully haunting THE MISSING PAGES– a love story, a ghost story, and an ode to books, inspired by the real-life Harry Widener, a book collector who died on the Titanic.

Grab your favorite fall candle, cuddle into a comfy blanket, and travel back in time to 1997 in this cozy, slow-burn romance set in the autumn glow of small-town Vermont. Julia Olivia shares IF IT MAKES YOU HAPPY!

Jessikah chats with Rachel Van Dyken about FALLEN GODS, a new adult fantasy romance about sleeping Norse gods awakening in modern bodies filled with forbidden romance, witty banter, and high stakes.

Susan Dormady Eisenberg discusses THE VOICE I JUST HEARD, which depicts poignant the journey of a young singer who yearns to perform on Broadway, never imagining she has the vocal brilliance for opera– despite paralyzing self-doubt and parental disapproval.