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Booksellers, publishers, librarians, and agents are encouraged to look at the 50 self-published titles below. Each appears with a list of retailers that are selling the book and a description [...]

MYSTERY/THRILLER [??]EDITOR PICX Killing Johnny Miracle J.K. Franko | Rum House Publishing 440p, hardcover, $19.99, ISBN 978-1-8382759-4-5 Franko follows up the Roy Cruise Series with a pleasurably mean Texas thriller [...]

BookLife Reviews are paid reviews of independently published books. A lightning bolt ([??]) indicates an Editor's Pick, a book of outstanding quality. FICTION [??] EDITOR'S PICK Spillage Michael Gross | [...]

BookLife Reviews are paid reviews of independently published books. A lightning bolt ([??]) indicates an Editor's Pick, a book of outstanding quality. COMICS/GRAPHIC NOVELS EDITOR'S PICK Naked: The Confessions of [...]

BookLife Reviews are paid reviews of independently published books. A lightning bolt ([??]) indicates an Editor's Pick, a book of outstanding quality. POETRY [??] EDITOR'S PICK Skies of Blur Elijah [...]

BookLife Reviews are paid reviews of independently published books. A lightning bolt ([??]) indicates an Editor's Pick, a book of outstanding quality. FICTION [??] EDITIOR'S PICK Elly Robin in the [...]

FICTION [??] EDITORS PICK Little Ships: A Novel Sandra Scofield | WellstoneBooks 356p, trade paper,S17.95, ISBN 978-1-93083-531-3 This incisive, richly emotional novel finds Scofield (author of Gringa) surveying, with scrupulous [...]

BookLife Reviews are paid reviews of independently published books. A lightning bolt ([??]) indicates an Editor's Pick, a book of outstanding quality. ROMANCE [??] EDITOR'S PICK Seven Days in Seattle [...]

This season's slate of notable debut fiction draws on Native American and Igbo lore; Chinese numerology; class divisions in London, Rio de Janeiro, and Berkeley, Calif.; familial strife; and reparations. [...]

This article is a review of the fiction book "Seven Summers" by Paige Toon. The story follows Olivia "Liv" Arterton as she navigates seven summers in her life. In the present day, Liv becomes drawn to her new summer tenant, Tom Thorton, while also dealing with the return of Finn Finnegan, a man from her past. The book explores Liv's love triangle and her struggle to choose between her past with Finn and a potential future with Tom. The review highlights the emotional roller-coaster of Liv and Finn's relationship and the nonchronological storytelling style used by the author. It also mentions that the book contains themes of grief and tragedy, making it a more intense read. Readers who enjoy angsty romances may find this book appealing. [Extracted from the article]