With 'A Beautiful Corpse' out this month, former crime reporter Christi Daugherty is bringing to life the profession of investigative journalist through her Southern-set Harper McClain series.
A series that started with 'The Gates of Evangeline' set in a Louisiana bayou town has now wrapped up with a third novel set on the Big Island of Hawaii.
Award-winning author and teacher Kate DiCamillo answered five questions about her new book, 'Louisiana's Way Home,' a heartfelt story about a young girl faced with tough decisions and new situations in her pursuit of the truth.
In 'Waiting For You at Midnight,' New Orleans author Vicki Salloum paints a portrait of a widowed woman grieving her husband while also searching for someone to take his place.
Author Patti Callahan Henry explores one of the 20th century's great romances in her new book 'Becoming Mrs. Lewis.'
We talk to North Carolina author Diane Chamberlain about why 'The Dream Daughter' is different from anything she's written before and how she pushes the boundaries of faith and science in what might be her best novel yet.
David Joy's third novel, 'The Line That Held Us,' explores the brutal ripple effect of decision making, especially when it comes to those you love the most.
Author and journalist Tyler Gillespie talks about his new book 'Florida Man: Poems,' a collection that exposes the weird yet vibrant heart of the Sunshine State.
With immigration politics so deeply entrenched in modern headlines, 'Border Child' is a more timely read than ever.
Set in the land of Mark Twain, author Melissa Scholes Young's debut novel 'FLOOD' combines the best of summertime with the power of a good story.
