John Staughton, Senior Reviewer

In A Guide on How to Calm Down, some of the most effective methods for self-control and emotional management are explained in clear, concise terms, interspersed with real-life examples and engaging anecdotes. While many of these strategies may come across as common sense, they are presented in digestible and memorable ways, making this book appealing and worthwhile for those readers who occasionally struggle to keep their cool, which may describe most everybody.

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Rare is the book that can combine history, mystery, and philosophy in an engaging way, but The Lost Epistle by Jane Ritzenthaler manages to hit the high notes in this blend of genres. Delving beyond religious dogma into the grey space of legend, the book is a thought-provoking ride through those brackish waters of religion and fact. Ritzenthaler has no fear of challenging accepted norms, but also has a graceful pen and a penchant for strong storytelling. Regardless of your stance on religion, this book proposes timely thoughts on truth, zealotry, history, and the plasticity of shared beliefs.

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Dripping with 1920s swagger and enough twists to trip up a flapper, Grace in the Wings by Kari Bovée is a romance-fueled mystery with Manhattan skylines, unfettered ambition, and plenty of murder to go around. Grace Michelle is an entrancing and magnetic dynamo of a character that carries this book on her ingenue shoulders. This roaringly good novel is a loving homage to an era, a captivating story of painful growth, and a twisted mystery that will leave you wanting an encore.

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