Turn The Page – Episode 389D – Saratoga Schaefer

Every #tradwife needs a baby. She’ll get one at any cost. Saratoga Schaefer discusses their unnerving horror novel in which an influencer allows a demonic creature to impregnate her.

Turn The Page – Episode 389C – Ashley Bennett

Ashley Bennett shares MUSCLES & MONSTERS, a cozy paranormal romance about a curvy baker, Tegan, and a gentle werewolf gym owner, Atlas, who fall in love in a small town, as well as her plans for further entries in the LEVIATHAN FITNESS series!

Turn The Page – Episode 389B – Grace Helena Walz

Two sisters, a failing family business, a messy legacy, and a whole lot of hairspray. Grace Helena Walz stops by to talk about GOOD HAIR DAYS, a life-affirming story at once hilarious and heartbreaking.

Turn The Page – Episode 389A – Janie Chang

Two young women living in a crumbling, once-grand Shanghai mansion face danger as secrets of their pasts come to light, even as the mansion’s own secret threatens the present. Jenn chats with Janie Chang about THE FOURTH PRINCESS, a haunting Gothic novel set in 1911 China.

Turn The Page – Episode 388D – Jarrett Dapier

Jenn chats with fellow librarian and comics creator Jarrett Dapier about WAKE NOW IN THE FIRE. With illustrations by AJ Dungo, this graphic novel charts the history of student resistance to an attempted book ban in the Chicago public school system in 2013.

Turn The Page – Episode 388C – Annalise Ryan

Annalise Ryan, author of the MONSTER HUNTER series, brings us another dose of mystery, murder, and cryptozoology with MONSTER IN THE MOONLIGHT. Annelise was a delight to chat with, and very eager to share her knowledge of all things cryptids.

Turn The Page – Episode 388A – Kaira Rouda

What happens when a group of former sorority sisters get together to celebrate the engagement of two of their children? Buried secrets rise from the depths of their not so “sisterly” pasts in WE WERE NEVER FRIENDS.

Turn The Page – Episode 387D – Lisa Borders

 

Hilarious and addictive, LAST NIGHT AT THE DISCO introduces us to Lynda Boyle, a former teacher and legend in her own mind who so desperately wants to set the record straight on what really happened back in 1977 before she was so rudely forced into hiding by the very musicians who she helped elevate.