Bitter Moon over Brooklyn —by Renée Horowitz, Clocktower Books. REVIEW: "Renée Horowitz creates a dead-on portrait of an insular, Mad Men-era world in which women define themselves by their success at marriage...a world in which small acts of malice reverberate. Bitter, indeed, and gripping." —Janice Steinberg, bestselling author of The Tin Horse.

True Crime 1892 Gaslamp Era Mystery: On 23 November 1892, the Beautiful Stranger checked into the new luxury resort Hotel del Coronado under a false I.D. and never checked out alive. She died of a gunshot to the head during a great sea storm. Her case became a national sensation and an eduring ghost mystery. Enigma solved at last—two books in one: Dead Move (nonfiction, scholarly analysis); Lethal Journey (rousing fictional dramatization closely based on the analysis): Coronado Mystery.

Teenage Poet—by A. T. Nager, Clocktower Books. Talented teenager in New England authors stunning poetry and fiction. Most YA is written by adults. Here is a young man, 21, who has allowed us to publish some of his best work from his ages 13-20, with more to come and free to read, soon at the Teenage Poet pages at John T. Cullen COM website.