Turn The Page – Episode 236E – Bryan Trottier

Lisa and Melissa catch up with Bryan Trottier! Bryan chats about his time with the Islanders, his seven-time Stanley Cup winning career, and of course, his book All Roads Home!

Turn The Page – Episode 198C – Ann Leary

Ann Leary zoomed in to chat about THE FOUNDLING, a historical fiction novel set at an “Asylum for Feebleminded Women” — a real snap shot of a shameful time in American history when eugenics was considered the law of the land.

Turn The Page – Episode 194C – Caitlin Barasch

Caitlin Barasch joins Lisa to talk about A NOVEL OBSESSION, a novel about one woman’s obsession with her boyfriend’s ex.

Lisa chats about bookstores, Instagram stalking, and character names.

Turn The Page – Episode 190A – Ashley Audrain

Bad Seed Suspense? Ashley Audrain, author of The Push joins Lisa and Jessikah to chat expectations of motherhood, generational parental failure, and the unintentional.

Turn The Page – Episode 179B – Thrity Umrigar

Thrity Umrigar zooms in to discuss HONOR, a heart wrenching tale of violence and love in India when Meena, a young Hindu woman whose own brothers burned her and murdered her husband because he was Muslim.

Turn The Page – Episode 131B – David Hopen

Young and talented, David Hopen penned The Orchard, a story about a protagonist from an Orthodox community who moves to South Florida for his senior year of high school, and the wild ride that ensues as he peels away the layers of his own relationship with the secular world. David also lends lip service to a favorite kosher pizza place in Florida — and answers a question about another food item which makes an appearance in the book.