“Infinity” is author Sherrilyn Kenyon’s first foray into the young adult genre.
Written while Britain was under attack in World War II, “The Screwtape Letters” by C.S. Lewis appeared in February 1942.
“The Institute,” a recent book by Stephen King, begins in the middle of the night in the suburbs of Minneapolis at the home of 12-year-old Luke Ellis.
Steve Berry launched his highly successful series of thrillers with “The Amber Room: A Novel of Suspense” published in 2007. The title centers on one of the art world’s great mysteries: What happened to the famous Amber Room at the end of World War II?
“The Teacher's Bride,” by Kathleen Fuller, is the first in an Amish romance series – “The Amish Brides of Birch Creek.” The setting for the story is the same as two other series by Fuller – “The Amish of Birch Creek” and “Amish Letters.”
In “Love, Hate and Other Filters,” by Samira Ahmed, Maya Aziz is an American-born 17 year old who has secrets she has not shared with her parents.
A good book has always been a great escape for dedicated readers since the dawn of the written word. There’s no time like the present to put this idea into practice.
