Turn The Page – Episode 325B – Aurora Palit

Sunshine and Spice

A little sunshine, a little spice and a lot of heart! Aurora Palit brings us a fun fake dating romance that brings together Naomi and Dev, two Bengali Canadians from very different backgrounds who work out an agreement that brings some unexpected heat to the menu.

Turn The Page – Episode 324A – C.J. Cooke

Carolyn Jess-Cooke

C.J. Cooke is back with a tale of family drama and witchcraft! When a teenage girl goes missing and returns very much changed, a mother must figure out what happened and how it connects to a historical Scottish witchcraft trial. Told in dual timelines.

Turn The Page – Episode 323C – Craig Knippenberg

Shame-Free Parenting: Building Resiliency in Times of Hardship, Guns, and  Social Media See more

Craig Knippenberg discusses how there is no such thing as “perfect parenting” and how we can work to build resiliency in our families as disussed in his book SHAME FREE PARENTING. Craig Knippenberg, author of the bestselling Wired and Connected, has been a child/family therapist in Denver, Colorado, since 1981. He is a school consultant and host of the Legit Parenting podcast.

Turn The Page – Episode 322E – Libby Cudmore

Negative Girl [Book]

Author Libby Cudmore blends her love of music with noir in NEGATIVE GIRL, the story of Martin Wade, a former musician – and his assistant Valerie, a former music writer, running from her own secrets. Checkout Libby’s Negative Girl playlist here:

Turn The Page – Episode 319D – Crystal King

Book Review | Crystal King combines food, myths and surrealism with 'In the  Garden of Monsters' | Texarkana Gazette

Author Crystal King takes the reader on a wild journey in this retelling of the Hades and Persephone myth set in 1948 Italy in Sacro Bosco, where a young woman with no past joins Dali as his newest model – and that’s not the strangest thing that happens to her!

Turn The Page – Episode 319B – Del Sandeen

Amazon.com: This Cursed House: 9780593639528: Sandeen, Del: Books

Author Del Sandeen weaves a web of social horror and historical fiction in this deeply compelling horror novel about Jemma, a young black woman with a supernatural gift, who travels from Chicago to New Orleans for a job with the mysterious Duchon family.