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 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 422B – John Mutter

John Mutter, a journalist who covers the book world as editor-in-chief of Shelf Awareness, presents his debut novel FORTUNE AND GLASS, a philosophical spy novel and literary love story about private choices, secret resistance, and the cost of staying human inside a system determined to erase individuality.

Turn The Page – Episode 422A – Jackie McMahon

Inspired by Agatha Christie’s real-life Detection Club, a murder among a group of golden age mystery writers meets a second chance romance. Jackie McMahon discusses THE CLOAK AND DAGGER CLUB!

Turn The Page – Episode 421G – Isabel Sterling

A witch hired to ethically haunt a small-town B&B instead finds herself spellbound by her non-magical client in this cozy and enchanting sapphic romance. Isabel Sterling shares WITH ALL MY HAUNTED HEART!

Turn The Page – Episode 421F – Jennifer Sears

Jennifer Sears shares WHAT MENNONITE GIRLS ARE GOOD FOR, a gorgeous debut collection of eleven connected short stories following a Mennonite minister’s daughter named Ruthie as she transitions from childhood faith to religious doubt.

Turn The Page – Episode 421D – Gary Goldstein

Gary Goldstein returns to the show to discuss CANINE CUSTODY, which follows Layla and Franklin as they negotiate their divorce and a bitter custody battle for their dog, Betty (who you better believe is a POV character).