Colorado Book Review

David S. Atkinson’s latest short story collection, Roses Are Red, Violets Are Stealing Loose Change from My Pockets While I Sleep, can be...

Kepler lives in the Old West. He’s a newspaper man, a journalist. The world is hot, and dry, and downright miserable. And he finally has ...

Aiden Waits is a youngish detective constable who is an absurd mess. He’s no hero. Too much of his past is catching up with him. Too much...

Miss Millie Virginia knows she is taking a risk by answering a wife-wanted ad placed by a goldmining prospector in the Colorado Territory...

In Hart Hanson’s The Driver, Michael Skellig is a military veteran, Army Special Forces sergeant to be specific, turned limo driver in Lo...

In Sweden, there is a kind of decluttering called döstädning, dö meaning “death” and städning meaning “cleaning.” Margareta Magnussun, wh...

It should be an easy decision for Lexi Taylor. The American needs a place to stay, and she needs people to fill her newly-opened guest ho...

Tanner is asleep and awoken by a group called Social Justice whose goal, so they say, is to keep Tanner safe from the FBI. Tanner’s a tec...

Jeffrey Archer brings us a collection of old fashioned short stories some of which are based on people he has met, and places he’s seen, ...

YNAB is different. The book does not include spreadsheets, or financial calculators, or pages of detailed directions on what percentage o...

In Enough! Thirty Stories of Fielding Life’s Little Curve Balls, Caroline Taylor has compiled some of the best of her short stories into ...

In Morningstar, Ann Hood recounts her youth growing up in a small town in Rhode Island. Her immigrant family were not readers, and there w...

What do you do when you wake up one morning and every thought and physical sensation of those around you makes you feel nauseated and diz...

None of this would be happening if she had just let him jump. She wouldn’t be sitting in a windowless prison in the-middle-of-nowhere, Me...

Scientists are often thought of as being hardworking and disciplined and the kind of people whose reason and intellect usually prevails o...

With a push or two and a ‘hee-hee-ho’, we are propelled back into the delightfully crazy world first imagined by author Linda Joffe Hull ...

Earl Marcus grew up in a fringe Pentecostal church run by his daddy in the fingers of the North Georgia mountains. Daddy was a snake hand...

The Beaten Territory is a fast-paced, deeply textured tale of three women whose lives interconnect in late nineteenth century Denver. Ann...

There’s something about trains that evokes excitement and nostalgia in many folks. Maybe it’s the hypnotic clickety-clack of the train as...

19 Souls begins with a great opening line. Her bloody finger left a translucent smear on the phone screen as she glanced through the list...