The Girl Who Takes an Eye for an Eye: A Lisbeth Salander Novel is a worthy tribute to the creation of Lisbeth Salander, a thriller with deep political underpinnings and a powerful indictment of the greed that is nurtured in the hearts of those who oppress and rob others of their dignity for their selfish ends.

The Girl Who Lived: A Thrilling Suspense Novel by Christopher Greyson is a psychological thriller that grips the reader tightly from the start and never lets go until the very last exhilarating page. Faith Winters is released from the psychiatric hospital — the last of anything she ever wanted — as the anniversary of the murders approaches. Her destination: the same place where the murders occurred.

Rachel Hollis shares her waking up stories with readers and in so doing wakes them up — at times brutally!

A page-turner for fans of adventure with powerful twists.

The complex characters and the cunning plot make the novel a page-turner.

Lisa Wingate takes a delicate topic and weaves a tale around it that completely absorbs the reader, inspiring powerful emotions.

Byron Katie’s voice is powerful and compassionate and she writes with a simplicity that makes the message accessible to a wider audience. The quest for inner freedom, joy, and happiness is simplified in Loving What Is: Four Questions That Can Change Your Life. It is revolutionary.

Gitmo in Darkness: Al-Qaeda Strikes takes the reader on a journey across countries, from the conflict-infested backdrops of Afghanistan and Pakistan to Guantanamo prison in Cuba, building a plot that feels real and that is filled with unpredictability. It is pulsating; a real page-turner for fans of terrorist thrillers.

This author knows how to engage readers in conversation, thanks to the simplicity in writing and the popular conversational style, combined with the art of storytelling. It makes for an enjoyable, eye-opening, and inspiring read.

The plot is tidily accomplished, and the climactic denouement leaves the readers with satisfaction. Overall, it is an emotionally charged story with great potential to entertain readers.

Perfect is well-plotted, but the author’s gift for character makes this story a satisfying tale. It is a pensive story with clever and memorable characters.