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Conversations about books and reading with authors, booksellers, librarians, and more.

Laura Szaro Kopinski


    • Apr 3, 2025 LATEST EPISODE
    • weekly NEW EPISODES
    • 31m AVG DURATION
    • 245 EPISODES

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    The A Bookish Home podcast is an absolute delight for book lovers and those seeking new authors and books to explore. Hosted by Laura, this podcast features interviews with a variety of authors, providing listeners with fascinating conversations about literature and the writing process. Whether you're a seasoned reader or just starting to delve into the world of books, this podcast is a fantastic resource for discovering new reads and gaining insights from talented authors.

    One of the best aspects of The A Bookish Home podcast is Laura's excellent interviewing skills. She does a marvelous job engaging with the authors, asking thoughtful questions, and delving into their writing process. It's evident that she has done her research and genuinely cares about literature. This makes for engaging conversations that are both informative and entertaining. Additionally, Laura's passion for books shines through in every episode, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that draws listeners in.

    Another great aspect of this podcast is its format as a series of interviews. By featuring various authors from different genres and backgrounds, The A Bookish Home offers a diverse range of perspectives on literature. Whether you're interested in fiction, non-fiction, mystery, romance, or any other genre, there's something for everyone to enjoy on this podcast. The interviews provide valuable insights into the minds of writers, offering glimpses into their creative processes, inspirations, and experiences.

    In terms of drawbacks, it is challenging to identify any significant negatives about The A Bookish Home podcast. However, one small criticism could be that occasionally some episodes may not resonate with certain listeners if they are not particularly interested in the featured author or book. However, this is more subjective and does not reflect on the overall quality of the podcast itself.

    In conclusion, The A Bookish Home podcast is a must-listen for book enthusiasts looking to expand their reading horizons and gain insights from talented authors. With Laura's exceptional interviewing skills and her ability to create an inviting and informative atmosphere, this podcast is a joy to listen to. Whether you're looking for book recommendations, yearning to learn more about the writing process, or simply enjoy hearing conversations about literature, The A Bookish Home is the perfect podcast for you.



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    Latest episodes from A Bookish Home

    Marjan Kamali Explores Evolving Friendships and Freedoms in The Lion Women of Tehran (Best Of)

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 3, 2025 25:47


    This week, I'm revisiting a recent episode and announcing a new project. A Bookish's Home new Substack Newsletter launched this week.  If your favorite way to discover new books is hearing from the authors themselves (and you're short on time!) this newsletter is for you. The first edition is On Writing and Resistance: An Interview with Author Maria van Lieshout. This week on the podcast we're also revisiting one of my favorite episodes of the year with bestselling author Marjan Kamali in which we discussed The Lion Women of Tehran, a heartfelt, epic new novel of friendship, betrayal, and redemption set against three transformative decades in Iran. For folks in the New England area, Marjan will be appearing at the upcoming Newburyport Literary Festival on Saturday, April 26th in this event: On Friendship and Freedom: Marjan Kamali in Conversation With Jenna Blum

    Ep 244: Deanna Raybourn on the Female Assassins of Kills Well with Others

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 25, 2025 26:29


    This week, Deanna Raybourn is here to discuss her new novel Kills Well With Others. Deanna's first book in this series, Killers of a Certain Age, was dubbed “Golden Girls meets James Bond” by Buzzfeed and  was an instant New York Times bestseller, garnering rave reviews and landing on many “best of the year” lists. Now, readers' favorite foursome of elite middle-aged assassins is back in Kills Well With Others. After the events of the previous novel and laying low for more than a year, Billie, Helen, Mary Alice, and Natalie are called back into action, embarking on a globetrotting wild ride to root out a mole within their organization.

    Ep 243: Patti Callahan Henry on The Story She Left Behind

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 18, 2025 30:28


    I'm so happy to share that Patti Callahan Henry returns to the podcast this week to discuss her new novel!   The Story She Left Behind is a beautiful, hopeful historical novel that explores female creativity, second chances, mother/daughter relationships, and a real-life literary mystery while also whisking us off to England's Lake District and the world of Beatrix Potter.   Listen in as we dive into the kernels of curiosity and inspiration that led to the novel.

    Ep 242: J.C. Cervantes on the Enchanted Women in The Anatomy of Magic

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 11, 2025 29:56


    This week my guest is J.C. Cervantes, author of The Anatomy of Magic, about a young woman who learns to embrace all the messy imperfections of life and love with some help from her magical family. Perfect for fans of Encanto and Practical Magic, this is the companion novel to her adult debut, The Enchanted Hacienda,  which the New York Times Book Review dubbed "like dipping your brain into a jar of serotonin.”

    Ep 241: Francesca Segal on Literary Comfort in Welcome to Glorious Tuga

    Play Episode Listen Later Mar 4, 2025 31:29


    This week my guest is Francesca Segal, author of Welcome to Glorious Tuga, the literary comfort read we all need right now. A complete and vivid world to escape to, Welcome to Glorious Tuga celebrates a fictional island, and the eccentric community who live there. Enchanting, uplifting and very funny, this is a captivating novel about love, belonging, and what it really means to come home.

    Ep 240: Amy Wilson on Happy to Help: Adventures of a People Pleaser

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 25, 2025 32:49


    Calling all my fellow recovering people pleasers - Amy Wilson, host of the What Fresh Hell podcast, is here this week to discuss her new book of essays from Zibby Books, which explores how women and mothers are conditioned to be "happy to help" and how we might try to do things a bit differently.

    Ep 239: Julia Kelly on The Dressmakers of London

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 18, 2025 30:35


    This week, Julia Kelly is back with us to discuss her new novel, The Dressmakers of London, about estranged sisters who inherit their late mother's dress shop in World War II London.  We discuss unearthing women's everyday experiences in history, how rationing affected women's fashion during World War II, the lasting impact on clothing design,  ties to today's slow fashion movement, and much more.

    Ep 238: Melissa Ferguson on The Perfect Rom-Com to Pick Up Next

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 11, 2025 29:24


    Just in time for Valentine's Day —Melissa Ferguson is here this week to give us the inside scoop on "The Perfect Rom-Com" for writers and bibliophiles to pick up next. We discussed turning moments from her own writing journey into this romcom about an aspiring novelist, chronicling life with her family on Our Friendly Farmhouse, carving out a writing routine as a busy mom, the dilemmas of ghostwriting, and much more. Past guest of the podcast RaeAnne Thayne raves that with The Perfect Rom-Com, "Melissa Ferguson delivers yet another sparkling, laugh-out-loud romance!" 

    Ep. 237: Tara Dorabji on the Sweeping Family Saga, Call Her Freedom

    Play Episode Listen Later Feb 4, 2025 26:20


    This week, Tara Dorabji shares the path to publishing her debut novel, Call Her Freedom. A sweeping family saga and intergenerational love story, the book was also the winner of Simon & Schuster's Books Like Us First Novel Contest, a competition for underrepresented writers to submit their manuscripts and win a book deal. A deeply moving novel about one woman's love for her family, this is an epic investigation of colonialism, militarization, and the loss and innocence on the journey to creating home. 

    Ep 236: Fiona Davis Takes Us Behind the Scenes at the Met in The Stolen Queen

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 28, 2025 30:14


     Today one of my favorite authors, Fiona Davis is back on A Bookish Home to tell us all about her dazzling new novel, The Stolen Queen.  For nearly a decade, Fiona Davis has introduced readers to the fascinating and often little known histories behind some of New York City's most iconic landmarks through the eyes of female characters seeking the truth about themselves and the world around them. Now, in her enthralling eighth novel, The Stolen Queen, Fiona Davis delights readers with a story centered on the Metropolitan Museum of Art and its famed Met Gala, while for the first time, exploring a territory beyond New York City—Egypt's Valley of the Kings.

    Ep 235: Nancy Reddy on Dismantling The Good Mother Myth

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 21, 2025 33:40


    This week my guest is Nancy Reddy, author of The Good Mother Myth: Unlearning Our Bad Ideas About How to Be a Good Mom. Timely and thought-provoking, Nancy Reddy unpacks and debunks the bad ideas that have for too long defined what it means to be a "good" mom.

    Ep. 234: Tracey Lange on Crafting Compelling Families

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 14, 2025 26:50


    This week my guest is New York Times bestselling author Tracey Lange, author of What Happened to the McCrays?, a poignant story about the resilience of family, the importance of community, and the magic of middle school hockey. Full of love and hope, What Happened to the McCrays? takes an intimate look at both sides of a failed marriage and two people who must finally confront the awful pain of their past or risk being consumed by it.

    Ep. 233: Rebecca J. Sanford on the True Stories Behind The Disappeared

    Play Episode Listen Later Jan 7, 2025 25:57


    This week my guest is Rebecca J. Sanford, author of The Disappeared, a dazzling historical tale of one woman's fight for survival, a grandmother's search for her child and grandchild, and an adoptee's journey of self-discovery. Seamlessly moving from 1970s Buenos Aires (at the heart of the Dirty War) to early 2000s New York, Rebecca creates a delicate portrait of the consequences of war and the power of women's resistance.

    Ep. 232: Megan Tady Whisks Us Away to a Dreamy Swiss Village in Bluebird Day

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 30, 2024 27:20


    Today Megan Tady is back with us to discuss her new hilarious and heartwarming new novel from Zibby Books, Bluebird Day -about  a mother-daughter celebrity skiing duo who must learn to manage the bumps in their own estranged relationship when an avalanche in a dreamy Swiss village forces them together.  

    Ep. 231: RaeAnne Thayne Delivers Pure Holiday Joy in The December Market

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 23, 2024 27:56


    This week my guest is RaeAnne Thayne, author of The December Market, her 75th book and a delightful second chance holiday romance. Hallmark holiday movie fans look no further, you'll want to curl up by the fire with this book and some hot chocolate this season.

    Ep. 230: Signe Pike Brings Legends to Life in The Shadowed Land

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 17, 2024 27:46


    Signe Pike is back this week to discuss The Shadowed Land, the third installment of The Lost Queen series, which is being made into a tv series and resurrects the real historical figures who inspired one of the most epic legends: King Arthur.

    Ep. 229: Shelley Noble on the Ambitious Women Behind The Colony Club

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 10, 2024 28:28


    Today  Shelley Noble is here to tell us all about her new novel, a stunning, Gilded Age NYC-set story about the inception of The Colony Club, the first women's club of its kind.  Come for the dazzling setting and stay for an unforgettable story of female ambition. The novel is perfect for fans of Alison Pataki, Fiona Davis, and historical TV shows like The Gilded Age and Downton Abbey.  

    Ep. 228: Georgia Clark on the Season's "Most Wonderful" Holiday Romance

    Play Episode Listen Later Dec 3, 2024 31:36


    This week my guest is Georgia Clark, author of Most Wonderful, a charming queer holiday romance that's a must purchase this December.

    Ep. 227: Rosa Kwon Easton on the Roots of Her Grandmother's Story in White Mulberry

    Play Episode Listen Later Nov 26, 2024 29:00


    Today my guest is Rosa Kwon Easton, author of the evocative debut novel, White Mulberry. Set against the backdrop of the 1930s in Japan-occupied Korea, it tells a rich & deeply moving portrait of a young Korean girl who is torn between two worlds and must reclaim her true identity to provide a future for her family.

    Aimie K. Runyan on the Overlooked Mademoiselle Eiffel

    Play Episode Listen Later Nov 19, 2024 28:31


    Aimie K. Runyan is back on the podcast this week to discuss Mademoiselle Eiffel, which tells the little-known story of Claire Eiffel, and her significant, though overlooked, contributions to the city of Paris. Claire was Gustave Eiffel's daughter, illustrious architect of many global landmarks, including  the Eiffel Tower. Mademoiselle Eiffel contains sweeping themes of love, devotion, and family legacy, and is sprinkled with impeccably researched tidbits of French culture and historical events and figures. It is an absolute delight for historical fiction readers!

    Ep. 225: Susan Lieu on Grief, Healing, and The Manicurist's Daughter

    Play Episode Listen Later Nov 12, 2024 29:05


    Today my guest is a nationally-acclaimed Vietnamese-American playwright, performer, and author of her debut memoir, The Manicurist's Daughter, in which Susan shares the story of losing her mom during a routine plastic surgery, her mother's—and her own—fraught relationship with her body, and the revelations that came from searching for answers in her family's past as refugees of the Vietnam War.

    Ep. 224: Crystal King on a Modern Reimagining of the Persephone Myth

    Play Episode Listen Later Nov 5, 2024 28:37


    Crystal King is back on the podcast to discuss In the Garden of Monsters, a glorious literary feast for the senses—a modern reimagining of the classic myth of Persephone and Hades, set in a real-life garden of stone statues in Italy featuring food, art, literature, and architecture.

    Ep. 223: Emily Layden on Once More From the Top - Think a Swift Style Rise to Fame Plus Murder

    Play Episode Listen Later Oct 29, 2024 31:24


    Emily Layden is here this week to discuss her addictive new novel, Once More From the Top. Think a Taylor Swift style rise to fame—plus a possible murder.

    Ep. 222: Kimberly Brock Takes Us to Mysterious Cumberland Island in The Fabled Earth

    Play Episode Listen Later Oct 22, 2024 30:33


    Today my guest is Kimberly Brock, author of The Fabled Earth, a sweeping, beautiful written novel inspired by the little-known history of Cumberland Island. The gentle magic of Alice Hoffman meets the rich details of Kate Morton, all wrapped in southern folklore and charm in this dual-timeline story of three women connected in different ways to the ghosts and secrets of the past.

    Ep. 221: Lynda Cohen Loigman on the Magic of The Love Elixir of Augusta Stern

    Play Episode Listen Later Oct 15, 2024 32:58


    Lynda Cohen Loigman is back this week to discuss The Love Elixir of Augusta Stern, a heartwarming dual timeline historical novel that will have you believing in second chances and wishing for even more time with this charming cast of characters.

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    Ep. 220: Olivia Rose Darling on Fear the Flames, Your Next Romantasy Obsession

    Play Episode Listen Later Oct 8, 2024 21:14


    This week, Olivia Rose Darling is here to discuss the debut romantasy novel and Book Tok sensation that is perfect for fans of A Court of Thorns and Roses and The Fourth Wing. Fear the Flames follows an exiled princess who must enlist the help of the most dangerous man in the kingdom to free her dragons.

    Ep. 219: Shawntelle Madison on The Fallen Fruit, a Sweeping Multigenerational Epic

    Play Episode Listen Later Oct 1, 2024 32:45


    Shawntelle Madison is here today to discuss The Fallen Fruit, which follows a woman who travels through time to end a family curse that has plagued her ancestors for generations.

    Ep. 218: Discover The Lost Letters from Martha's Vineyard with Michael Callahan

    Play Episode Listen Later Sep 24, 2024 29:12


    This week's guest is Michael Callahan, author of The Lost Letters from Martha's Vineyard, a captivating page-turner about two women bound by blood but divided by a long-buried secret, and the island that holds the key to the fateful summer that changed everything forever.

    Ep. 217: Dive Into The Sirens of Soleil City with Sarah C. Johns

    Play Episode Listen Later Sep 17, 2024 23:46


    This week, Sarah C. Johns is here to discuss her gem of a debut novel, The Sirens of Soleil City, a multi-generational story that follows four women, a decaying apartment complex in West Palm Beach and a Senior Synchronized Swimming Competition in South Florida.

    Ep. 216: Madeline Martin Brings Us Into The Booklover's Library

    Play Episode Listen Later Sep 10, 2024 29:23


    What a treat to have one of my favorite historical fiction writers, Madeline Martin, back this week to discuss her new novel, The Booklover's Library, a heartwarming story about a mother and daughter in wartime England and the power of the books that bring them together.

    Ep. 215: Sue Mell on Weaving Together the Stories of A New Day

    Play Episode Listen Later Sep 3, 2024 21:59


    This week, author Sue Mell is back on the podcast to discuss A New Day. Linked by their personal and professional relationships, the characters in these thirteen stories—all set between 1982 and 2012—struggle to achieve happiness and success.

    Ep. 214: Marjan Kamali Explores Evolving Friendships and Freedoms in The Lion Women of Tehran

    Play Episode Listen Later Aug 27, 2024 26:44


    This week, bestselling author Marjan Kamali joins us to discuss The Lion Women of Tehran, a heartfelt, epic new novel of friendship, betrayal, and redemption set against three transformative decades in Iran.

    Ep. 213: Marc Guggenheim on In Any Lifetime- a Captivating, Unique Blend of Romance and Science Fiction

    Play Episode Listen Later Aug 20, 2024 30:32


    This week's guest is  Marc Guggenheim, author of In Any Lifetime, a heartfelt story of a devoted husband who defies fate, attempting to find the one universe where his wife is still alive.

    Ep. 212: Sara Shukla on Pink Whales - a Preppy, Grown-up Mean Girls

    Play Episode Listen Later Aug 13, 2024 23:59


    This week's guest is Sara Shukla, author of Pink Whales, a fun smart romp about a mom who relocates to a preppy New England beach town- think "Mean Girls clad in Lilly Pulitzer."

    Ep. 211: Author and Bosnian Genocide Survivor, Amra Sabic-El-Rayess on Her Powerful Middle-Grade Memoir

    Play Episode Listen Later Aug 6, 2024 22:47


    This week, Dr. Amra Sabic-El-Rayess is here to discuss Three Summers: A Memoir of Sisterhood, Summer Crushes, and Growing up on the Eve of War, an epic middle-grade memoir in the three years leading up to the Bosnian Genocide. Amra shares the story behind Three Summers and more about her work at Teachers College, Columbia on hate prevention, storytelling, and building empathy. 

    Ep. 210: Joselyn Takacs on the Family Drama Set During the 2010 Oil Spill

    Play Episode Listen Later Jul 30, 2024 29:01


    This week's guest is Joselyn Takacs, author of Pearce Oysters, a lush, evocative, finely-drawn debut novel set on the Louisiana coastline during the historic 2010 oil spill, following local oyster farmers whose business, family, and livelihood are all on the brink of collapse.

    Ep. 209: Brooke Lea Foster Takes Us to a Bygone Era in the Hamptons

    Play Episode Listen Later Jul 23, 2024 35:34


    Today Brooke Lea Foster is here to discuss her new novel, All the Summers in Between.  Set in the dual timelines of 1967 and 1977, All the Summers In Between is at once a mesmerizing portrait of a complex friendship, a delicious glimpse into a bygone Hamptons, and a powerful coming-of-age for two young women during a transformative era.

    Ep. 208: Dawn Tripp Illuminates the Many Lives of Jaqueline Kennedy Onassis

    Play Episode Listen Later Jul 16, 2024 28:15


    This week, author Dawn Tripp joins me to discuss her new novel, Jackie. This vivid, exquisitely written novel is at once a captivating work of the imagination and a window into the world of a woman who led many lives: Jackie, Jacks, Jacqueline, Miss Bouvier, Mrs. Kennedy, Jackie O. Dawn shares what drew her to Jackie's story, how she went about the research and finding the narrative voice, carving out a rich creative life, and much more.

    Ep. 207: Namrata Patel Talks Spice Healing, Salem, and Self-Discovery in The Curious Secrets of Yesterday

    Play Episode Listen Later Jul 9, 2024 27:43


    This week, I'm thrilled to have Namrata Patel back on the podcast to discuss her latest novel, The Curious Secrets of Yesterday, about a family of spice healers in Salem Massachusetts. Namrata gives us this inside scoop on crafting this comfort read, which is chock full of secrets, surprises, and relationships you'll root for. This is a book you'll want to slow down and savor this summer. 

    Ep. 206: Kristy Woodson Harvey on the Recipe for A Happier Life

    Play Episode Listen Later Jul 2, 2024 34:13


    What a joy to have bestselling author Kristy Woodson Harvey back on the podcast to discuss a must have book for your beach bag this summer- A Happier Life-about a woman who discovers the family she has always longed for when she spends a life-changing summer fixing up her grandparents' mysterious house in North Carolina.   This is a big-hearted, feel good novel with mystery and romance plus a small town summer setting you won't want to leave. I highly recommend picking up a copy.

    Ep. 205: Hena Khan on Her Banner Year of Books

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 25, 2024 28:57


    This week, award-winning author Hena Khan returns to the podcast. Known for her compassionate and relatable books for children that draw on her experiences as a Pakistani-American Muslim, Hena has 5 new books releasing in 2024.  We discuss the creative process behind this banner year of books, what she hopes young readers take away from these stories, the impact of book bans, and much more. If you're a teacher, librarian, or parent looking for summer reading titles for your kids, this would be a great episode to tune into.

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    Ep. 204: Clare McHugh on Royals, Romanovs, and the New Novel Perfect for Fans of The Crown

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 18, 2024 32:55


    This week, Clare McHugh is here to discuss The Romanov Brides, a novel of the last tsarina and her sisters. This is a fascinating story about two young princesses–granddaughters of Queen Victoria– who become intertwined with the Romanov family in the years preceding their downfall.

    Ep. 203: Annabel Monaghan on Her Latest Hopeful, Heart-tugging Summer Romance

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 11, 2024 27:16


    This week, I'm delighted to have one of my favorite authors, Annabel Monaghan, back on the podcast to discuss Summer Romance, another heart-tugging, hilarious love story about a recent divorcee and professional organizer whose life is a mess, and the summer she gets unstuck with the help of someone unexpected from her past. This book is just the comfort read I needed - it's hopeful and funny and warm and you won't want to leave this world or the characters.

    Ep. 202: Sarah T. Dubb on the Journey to Joyful Romances

    Play Episode Listen Later Jun 4, 2024 32:53


    This week my guest is Sarah T. Dubb, author of the delightful new romcom, Birding with Benefits, in which a newly-divorced, almost-empty-nester embarks on a “year of yes” and becomes the fake girlfriend and bird-watching competition partner of a man who changes her life.

    Ep. 201: Ruth Ware Takes on Reality TV Tropes in an Addictive New Thriller

    Play Episode Listen Later May 28, 2024 27:46


    This week,  New York Times bestselling author Ruth Ware is here to discuss One Perfect Couple, a high-tension and ingenious thriller that follows five couples who start out filming a reality tv show and end up trapped on a storm-swept island as a killer stalks among them.

    Ep. 200: Eve. J. Chung on the Sweeping Saga Inspired by Her Family History

    Play Episode Listen Later May 21, 2024 29:41


    This week my guest is Eve J. Chung, author of the powerful new novel, Daughters of Shandong, which tells the story of a mother and daughters caught up in China's communist revolution, based on the author's family story.

    Ep. 199: Jilly Gagnon on the Delightful, Hilarious New Rom Com You Need In Your Beach Bag this Summer

    Play Episode Listen Later May 14, 2024 31:24


    This week I'm excited to share a conversation with Jilly Gagnon, author of the delightful new romcom Love You Mean It, featuring dueling delis, fake dating, and just the right amount of amnesia.

    Ep. 198: Yukiko Tominaga Wrestles with Grief, Love, and Joy after Loss

    Play Episode Listen Later May 7, 2024 26:06


    Yukiko Tominaga is here this week to discuss her debut novel, See Loss, See Also Love, which follows a Japanese widow raising her son between worlds with the help of her Jewish mother-in-law as she wrestles with grief, loss, and—strangest of all—joy.

    Ep. 197: Stephanie Dray Gives an Unsung American Heroine Her Due

    Play Episode Listen Later May 1, 2024 28:34


    This week, New York Times bestselling author Stephanie Dray discusses her captivating new historical novel, Madam Secretary, about Frances Perkins, one of the greatest political figures of the twentieth century, and an unsung heroine whose legacy is woven into the fabric of every American life.

    Ep. 196: A.H. Kim on the Comfort Read Sense and Sensibility Fans Have Been Waiting For

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 24, 2024 30:21


    This week, A.H. Kim is here to discuss her enormously entertaining new novel Relative Strangers, a modern feminist spin on Sense and Sensibility featuring two half-Korean sisters and their ex-hippie mother, multiple messy love affairs and one explosive secret that could ruin everything.   This is one of the most delightful reading experiences I've had in ages. Relative Strangers feels so true to the spirit of the original, but utterly fresh as well.

    Ep. 195: Amy Tector on the Power of Critique Groups, Crafting Mysteries as a Pantser, and More

    Play Episode Listen Later Apr 16, 2024 30:52


    This week, Amy Tector is back on the podcast to discuss Honor the Dead, the third book in her captivating Dominion Archives Mysteries series, which is perfect for Louise Penny fans.

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