Abigail Keam's twenty-third Josiah Reynolds mystery is a delightful addition to this long-running series, offering readers another engaging adventure with Kentucky's favorite beekeeper-turned-sleuth. When Josiah begins receiving death threats in ominous blue envelopes, she finds herself drawn into a conspiracy that proves both timely and thought-provoking. Keam's greatest strength lies in her ability to bring the Bluegrass State to life on the page. Her descriptions of the Kentucky River...

"Redemption" by Lena M. Lee is a poignant and deeply resonant novel that examines the tumultuous journey of teenage redemption through...

Set in 1976, this story is about introverted 13 year old Drew who mows lawns to make ends meet for him and his single mother. His...