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“On its face, The Rooster House is about Author Victoria Belim's return to her childhood home in Ukraine to research her family history. Truly, however, it's about Belim forming an adult bond with her Grandmother Valentina and the people of Ukraine whilst coming to terms with her father's suicide. What initially began as an attempt to solve the mystery of her Uncle Nikodim's disappearance in Ukraine transformed into a deeper understanding of Ukrainian society and the author's place as an...”

Mary • River Bend Bookshop

“It's hard to imagine the true span of limitations when most of our bodies work so seamlessly. Thankfully, author Eddie Ndopu has shown true bravery in sharing his experience, and it's much more brutal than 'uprights' (people who are non-disabled) might imagine. I was simultaneously impressed with Eddie's ability to navigate the world he lived in and horrified by how he was treated. While I'm sure it was painful for Eddie to relive his trials, his journey is so important for instilling empathy...”

Mary • River Bend Bookshop

“A revelation at how little Hollywood has changed after all this time. This one held me captive as I waited for the witty and charismatic narrator, Edie O'Dare, to confirm suspicions I had from chapter one. Truly a delight, in that 'watch a child's balloon float away' kind of way. ”

Mary • River Bend Bookshop

“This is the book I would write if I was accused of killing my best friend, but couldn't remember if I actually did it or not. I could not stop listening... ”

Veronica • River Bend Bookshop

“This is an important book that not nearly enough people are going to read, but they should. We currently exist in a state of deep divide as a country, and a big part of that stems from our inability to consider opposing views. In the Quiet Damage, author Jesselyn Cook takes an open-minded and compassionate look at five families torn apart by QAnon (a "deep state" conspiracy including, among other things, a massive child prostitution ring organized by high-level Democratic politicians and run...”

Mary G-B • River Bend Bookshop

“Milk Blood Heat grabbed me and wouldn’t let go. The prose blisters with a beauty so raw and intense it borders on horrifying. With widely differing characters, voices, and settings, each story makes its own unique contribution to the collection, yet each propels the reader onward in turn. Dantiel W. Moniz is a jaw-dropping new star on the literary stage.”

Audrey Beatty • River Bend Bookshop