Sublime line: “Easley writes a thoroughly gripping story, set in the sixties and seventies, of a woman’s loss and grief, and how, after a series of trying events, she learned how to heal her heart again.”
All tagged literary fiction
Mothers of Pine Way by Corrine Ardoin
Sublime Line: “A multi-generational family drama in small-town America with vivid descriptions and a focus on strong female protagonists, love, and courage.”
The Other Hamlet Brother by Luke Swanson
Sublime Line: “The Other Hamlet Brother is a humorous, fast-paced version of Shakespeare’s classic with more than a few surprises and laugh-out-loud moments.”
On Traigh Lar Beach by Dianne Ebertt Beeaff
Sublime Line: “On Traigh Lar Beach is an exceptional collection of short stories and a novella delivered with a skill and technique rarely experienced.”
The Gopher King: A Dark Comedy by Gojan Nikolich
Sublime Line: “This impressive debut novel is a skillfully-written and original page-turner that will take you on unforgettable adventures.”
The Paris Predicament by Sasha Lauren
Sublime Line: “This novel and its colorful characters will spin you through a variety of settings with an action-filled and entertaining plot.”
Long Division by Sara Fraser
Sublime Line: “An exceptionally well-written novel, giving the reader an insight into the lives of the characters with a style and grace that would be the envy of many writers.”
The Green House by Dan Lawton
Sublime Line: “A beautifully written story of love, loss, relationships, and pain, described with powerful imagery and hidden meanings.”
Sins in Blue by Brian Kaufman
Sublime Line: “A compelling and well-written tale that uses engaging characters in an entertaining style to expose racial and cultural divides in the 1930s and 1960s.”
Sockeye by Michael F. Tevlin
Sublime Line: “Vivid descriptions of characters and the beauty of a remote region of Oregon are the highlights of this work of literary fiction with distinct messages of redemption, forgiveness, and tolerance.”
The Revolving Heart by Chuck Augello
Sublime Line: “An excellent, must-read novel about a man who returns home to confront his past, filled with memorable characters and written in a style that will draw you in, entertain you, and leave you wanting more.”
The Town with No Roads by Joe Siple
Sublime Line: “Heart and emotion are on full display in this thoughtful and often overwhelming story of love, loss, and forgiveness.”
The Five Wishes of Mr. Murray McBride by Joe Siple
Sublime Line: “An emotional tale of finding the will to live again. Tag along in the Chevy with these two young souls and enjoy the ride.”
Daisy in the Doghouse by Joe Barrett
Sublime Line: “This is an amazingly well-written novel that gives the reader a good dose of laughter and reminds us that greed should take a back seat to helping others.”
The Long Road by Daniel B. Oliver
Sublime Line: “Readers will cheer for Hank Galloway, whose determination to never stop reaching for the stars puts a sympathetic face on mental illness.”
Evolution of a Young Man in Love by William West
Sublime Line: “Like a fine game of chess, this one involving an old friend, a new flame, and the Bedroom Killer, Evolution of a Young Man in Love moves the right pieces at the right time.”
The Fat Lady's Low, Sad Song by Brian Kaufman
Sublime Line: “The Fat Lady’s Low Sad Song has the movement of the expected fastball, the tricky curve, and the unpredictable knuckleball.”
Maggie's Ruse by Anne Leigh Parrish
Sublime Line: “Anne Leigh Parrish has worked delightful magic, creating a fresh, twenty-first-century pair of spirited heroines with echoes of Becky Sharp and Scarlett O’Hara.”