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“It was such an unexpected treat to get a new Sean Duffy after all these years. In The Detective Up Late, Sean is on his last case before moving with his wife and kid to Scotland. And, how things have changed. His neighbors will miss him (instead of trying to do him in) and he's settled down. And while looking for the missing girl, he's mentoring the younger police officer, who will be taking his place. This was so satisfying and while I would like to see more Sean Duffy, this was also a...”

Audrey • Belmont Books

“A small book with huge heart! The friendship between the narrator (Young.Growing.Learning Sophie) and her aging friend (Old.Fading.Teaching Sophie) feels so warm and genuine and the inevitable parting so hard to bear. But of all the ways the elderly can say goodbye, there's maybe no way more beautiful than entrusting their memories to the next generation - and having that generation cherish them. Read this book. Cry. Then maybe go tell your kids or grandkids or a young friend next door YOUR...”

Chris • Belmont Books

“This was just riveting. Two fathers, one black and one white, come together to avenge the murders of their married sons. What was sad, and gratifying, is that these two homophobic dads, realized, too late, that their love for their boys, should have transcended their own hateful beliefs. And, it was hard to read their regret bc they could never really make up for it, other than to do better. Filled with memorable characters, S.A. Cosby is becoming one of the crime greats. ”

Audrey • Belmont Books

“If you watched and loved TV in the 90s and early 2000s, you will love this look into how seven shows changed how TV was made. When episodes came out weekly these shows were THE THING everyone talked about, and it's fascinating to read how they influenced each other and the culture. Even if you didn't watch every show Glassman covers, she gives you the broad strokes and defining moments - enough to understand the arc of the show's history without spoiling much, and more than enough to see...”

Tildy • Belmont Books

“Not only was this a riveting mystery, but there were such really engaging turns of phrases that just really caught my attention. The narrator was fantastic and I didn't want to stop listening. I really hope there will be more Titus Crowne. ”

Audrey • Belmont Books

“Those who unabashedly love Katherine Center books will adore this read. Sadie, an artist, after a brain incident that leaves her face blind, falls for not one, but two completely different men. And, on top of that, she has to deal with her best friend's elopement and family dynamics that put the 'dys', in dysfunction. How she navigates all of it, will leave you laughing, and maybe a tiny bit crying as well. ”

Audrey • Belmont Books