Nothing says Valentine’s Day like James Patterson. Now you know why we don’t like Valentine’s Day. On to today’s roundup of new releases…
• Oh, look! James Patterson sneezed and a book came out! THE 5TH HORSEMAN! Didn’t he just squeeze one of these things out? How do you do it, Jimmy? Oh, I see: ghostwriters co-writers.
• On to more literary merit, we have Kevin Brockmeier’s THE BRIEF HISTORY OF THE DEAD, sporting one of those split-narratives and the coolest cover we’ve seen so far this year. We’ll let you in on the ins and outs of this one later this week.
• In novels, short stories and anthologies, no one keeps the spirit of Arthur Conan Doyle alive quite like Michael Kurland. He’s back with another original Professor Moriarty adventure, EMPRESS OF INDIA.
• Finally, sci-fi fans can look to VOIDFARER, Sean McMullen’s latest “Moonworlds” novel, supposedly equal parts H.G. Wells and Terry Pratchett. So is it? Check back tomorrow for our full review.
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