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Psychological Mystery Brings the House Down When Reality TV Turns DeadlySarah Strohmeyer does it again! She is among the few authors who can successfully spin a convincing yet laugh out loud, fast-paced, who-dun-it...
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First It Was “Breakfast With Buddha” — Several Meals Later, There’s Still Room for DessertIt was not the first road trip he had taken with a Siberian monk. The first one, of course, was in Roland Merullo’s widely popular Breakfast with...
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Another Chance at Love for Romance Writer Finding SuccessIf you like Lifetime movies, holiday Hallmark movies and happy endings, Nora Goes Off Script is for you! What a treat to settle in on the couch...
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Books and Looks Podcast: Behind the Scenes with Faith Matson: Oceanview Publishing’s Literary Treasures and the Art of Book CoversBooks & Looks: Real Books for Real Readers was started as a podcast to supplement Blaine Desantis’ website, ViewsOnBooks.com, and expand into...
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A Girl With a Dream Became the Woman Behind the Most Iconic Songs of the 1980sWhere were you in the 80s? Even if you were too young to remember or not even born yet, music from this decade continues to resonate today. These...
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Geriatric Specialist’s Practical Guidance on Caring for Loved Ones with DementiaHer mission became clear when her grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s related dementia. “It was one of the scariest times of my life,” says...
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Happy Children’s Book Week! 7 Days of Celebrating Kids For Who They AreHappy Children’s Book Week 2023! From May 1st through 7th this year, Every Child a Reader is determined to get young readers to seek out the...
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Beyond the Heart Podcast: Ask Dr. Nieca #5“Beyond the Heart” is a brand-new podcast hosted by renowned Cardiologist, Women’s Health Advocate and Author, Dr. Nieca Goldberg. Weekly, she...
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Celebrate Life of Iconic “Peanuts” Cartoonist in Comic Strip BiographyCharles M. “Sparky” Schulz was arguably the most popular and influential cartoonist of the 20th century, and he poured many of his own emotions...
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War, Vengeance and Human Nature: This Author Reveals the Very Real Horrors Behind His New ThrillerDuring the Bosnian War in 1995, a Dutch Battalion of the United Nations Protective Force was charged with providing peacekeeping operations,...
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Written in Three Months During COVID, a Teen’s Tale of Historical Romance Is an Escape to Another WorldWhat did you do during the days of lockdown? Did you follow the trend of baking bread or doing puzzles? Were your days occupied with remote...
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Writers, Ink Podcast: Victor Manibo Explains How He Uses the Story Engine Card Deck to Help Shape His NovelsBookTrib is proud to present to our readers the Writers, Ink podcast, a show about the business of writing. J.K. Rowling was nearly homeless when...
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Travel to Your “Happy Place” with Emily Henry’s Newest RomanceThe #1 New York Times bestseller Emily Henry’s latest novel, Happy Place (Penguin Random House), redefines the romance genre, turning comfortable...
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Massage Therapist Fights Her Way Back to Happiness in Hilarious & Heartwarming NovelHow do you find your way back to happiness after suffering a loss? You write about it. At least that’s what author Megan Tady’s character does in...
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No Ban-daid in Sight and Other Bookworthy HappeningsBook Suppressions in Schools ‘Supercharged’: How is state legislation across the country influencing book bans in schools? PEN America’s latest...
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Calming Your Anxieties Can Be as Easy as A-B-C!As someone who has suffered through anxiety and panic attacks for as long as I can remember, finding ways to calm down, relax and cope has always...
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6 Books to Help Heal from a Traumatic PastWhile trauma has many faces, there are also many paths to understanding and recovery. Whether you want to work on your own trauma, help a loved...
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Slip Through Time to Find True Love in New YA Historical RomanceQuinn Jamison’s debut novel, The Art of Time, is a whirlwind adventure of heartbreaking romance that will leave readers begging for more. It began...
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A Spy’s Last Tour Does Not Go As ExpectedI had no marketable skills, no human attachment worth the name, no life alternatives. All I had to do was gut out the remainder of my tour the way...
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In This Historical Novel, the Rows of a Tranquil Vineyard Are Shelter From Mussolini’s Rise to Power“I thought about the deeper message about how we often build emotional walls to protect us from some perceived threat and how doubts, fears,...
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From Bad First Impressions to Love Letters, Two Doctors Find Unexpected RomanceAbby Jimenez writes books for readers who adore romance novels, and love to immerse themselves in the worlds of realistic characters caught in...
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Overcoming Hardships of Forced Migration While Remaining True to One’s HeritageHave you heard of the Mayan belief of cyclical time? (I remember the idea permeated popular culture over a decade ago, in the fated year of 2012.)...
