Tin Can Mailman

“As in her fantastic novel Mexican Gothic, Moreno-Garcia has once again created a mystery that keeps unfolding into stranger and stranger shapes. An isolated little girl lives in both her father's wealthy, reclusive world and the company of the servants that run the remote estate where he performs his research. She is familiar both with his extraordinary claims and with the harsh reality of the partial successes he has had. She comes of age as forces both outside and inside push Doctor Moreau ...”

Nialle • The Haunted Bookshop

“Perfect for fans of Carlos Ruiz Zafon or Susanna Clarke, this novel takes the classic story of a child curious about a parent's past and adds a dash of magic. Anyone who has ever uncovered a family mystery, anyone who has found a tucked-away shop or unexpected alley hiding some real treasures, will adore Nell's adventures... and anyone who has ever found something priced absurdly high in a secondhand shop will relish this story about something truly rare. A delightful entertainment! ”

Nialle • The Haunted Bookshop

“Loved this novel for its unparalleled and AUTHENTIC YA mental health representation (including but not limited to addiction, self-harm and grief) and UNIQUE characters (Shelbi, one lead, is practically a genius about everything having to do with the Cosmos and the other lead, Andy, is the son of a conservative Black woman politician). A truly special read! Just be sure to check out the content warnings. ”

Zinna • A Great Good Place for Books

“Gabe and Pippa seem to be leading the perfect life in Sally Hepworth’s The Soulmate, a gripping domestic suspense tale. They have their dream home on the coast, two beautiful daughters, and Gabe is a local hero for talking the would-be victims of suicide that come to the cliffside from jumping. But then someone does jump, and secrets and betrayals come to light. Told in the alternating voices of Pippa as she tries to make sense of events and Amanda, the supposed suicide, and shifting in time ...”

Genevieve • A Great Good Place for Books

“A lovely addition to the quaint Bright Falls universe (Book #2). From the first book (Delilah Green Doesn't Care), I didn't think I would vibe with Astrid, as she was controlling with lots of misplaced anger. In this book, however, Astrid is revealed to be much more complex, compassionate, and interesting. Fans of dual POVs, unraveling perfectionists, enemies-to-lovers, tarot cards, HGTV-type inn renovations, meaningful female friendships, and a spicy Queer women romance where the two leads h...”

Zinna • A Great Good Place for Books

“Wow, this book is one hell of a ride. Wilson makes you question every sentence spoken by the narrator. It’s a story within a story and I promise it’ll blow you away! ”

Alden • Water Street Bookstore