BookNews
Booknews July 2021
Fireworks all month long, with an amazing schedule of virtual book signings, signed first editions and new releases to keep you cool this summer.
Midmonth BookNotes – June 2021
In the Midmonth BookNotes you’ll read about the latest romance and women’s fiction, selected by John Charles. The June issue includes new releases by Tessa Arlen, Jamie Brenner, Susan Elizabeth Phillips and much more.
Booknews June 2021
Summer is here, and with it comes an amazing list of author events, signed first editions, and much more.
Midmonth BookNotes – May 2021
In the Midmonth BookNotes you’ll read about the latest in romance and women’s fiction, selected by our own resident expert, John Charles. This month’s issue includes new releases by Kristan Higgins, Alexandria Bellefleur, Julia Buckley and more.
Booknews May 2021
The May Booknews is bursting at the seams with signed books, great summer reads and virtual events galore…
Midmonth BookNotes April 2021
In the Midmonth BookNotes you’ll read about the latest in romance and women’s fiction, hand-picked for you by our resident expert, John Charles. This months issue features new releases by Callie Hutton, Paige Shelton, Jessie Q Sutanto, Amanda Quick and much more…
Booknews April 2021
April is the cruelest coolest month… Although the weather is heating up here at The Pen, we’re keeping cool. In the April 2021 Booknews, you’ll read about our amazing lineup or virtual events, new signed books galore, and much more…
Midmonth BookNotes March 2021
In the Midmonth BookNotes you’ll read about the latest in romance and women’s fiction, selected by John Charles, our resident expert. This month’s issue features new releases by Elizabeth Brooks, Patti Callahan, Madeline and more.
Booknews March 2021 Pt. II
More of March! This month is so packed with new releases and events that we had to split it into two issues!
Booknews March 2021 Pt I
Spring is in the air! In the March Booknews you’ll find a wealth of new releases, Irish mysteries for St Patrick’s Day, newly reissued classics, and a truly staggering schedule of virtual events.