Turn The Page – Episode 424A – Katherine Reay

During the winter of 1950 in the small Cotswold village of Great Rollright, amateur sleuth Gemma Brown starts to suspect that the town’s best baker, Ursula Beurton, is a Soviet spy, tumbling her headlong into a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse that ends with a decision that will lead her to THE UNDERCOVER BOOKSHOP and change her life forever. Katherine Reay returns to share her newest book!

Turn The Page – Episode 423F – Scott Hawkins

The wolf Blacktail is faithful to his Forest God, but in these times, faith is not enough. His world is besieged by men. When his mate, a house dog, is killed, Blacktail rebels. Scott Hawkins discusses his phenomenal new novel BLACKTAIL.

Turn The Page – Episode 423E – Kaitlin Reilly

As if Mackenzie Atwood’s wish to never see him again came true, Will Ashford is dead—and she plans on taking the reason she wanted him gone to her own grave. Local Syosset grad Kaitlin Reilly presents LOOK WHAT YOU DID.

Turn The Page – Episode 423D – Brittanée Nicole

For Penny Darling, love is best enjoyed between the pages of a book. After a very public failed engagement, she’d rather cozy up by the fire with a book boyfriend than a real one any day. Then Jake, her high school best friend, now a struggling author with inked forearms and wicked green eyes, returns. And he needs her help. Brittanée Nicole presents THE BONFIRE AND BLISS BOOKSTORE!

Turn The Page – Episode 423C – Madison Tyler Nelson

After fearing it all her life, a young woman embraces her ability to see ghosts after a murder occurs that appears dangerously linked to her past. Madison Tyler Nelson shares PORTRAIT OF A HAUNTING.

Turn The Page – Episode 423B – Nghi Vo

Pick a face, pick a fate. Nghi Vo returns to the show to discuss THE SCARLET BALL, an all-consuming tale of ballrooms and bloodshed set in the upper echelons of an evocative NYC fantasy setting.

Turn The Page – Episode 423A – Joanne Harris

The legendary Joanne Harris stopped by to talk about SLEEPERS IN THE SNOW, a hauntingly beautiful story about love, loss, and memory in which a newly divorced man moves into a house on the North York moors and comes face to face with the house’s past occupants through the diaries they left behind.

Turn The Page – Episode 422E – Jennifer Thorne

Jennifer Thorne joins us to chat about NEWBOURNE PARK, a book that leans heavily on horror tropes, but takes us on a joyride when Martha, a young 26 year old grieving her mother makes a poor choice that literally bites her back in ways she will have to adjust to – depending on the moon phase.

Turn The Page – Episode 422D – Jonathan Sims

Jonathan Sims of the MAGNUS ARCHIVES chats about THE BURN LINE, a wild ride set during the UK’s post Covid heat wave, where five stranger witness something horrific on the London Underground and must re-connect to regain their memories of what happened and stop it from terrorizing anyone else.