Drama Book Reviews - Editors Weekly

Spanning four decades in North East England, M.S. Saxon’s ‘The Purple Dolphin’ examines a generational feud between a working-class family

D.K. Langley’s ‘Purgatory Island’ is a thrilling exploration of grief, power, and a relentless quest for retribution. The narrative follows

Alanna R. Clutter’s ‘Those Coming Back’ is a wonderfully detailed portrait of 19th-century pioneer life, following the multi-generational journey of

Echoes of Torreón, Chapters 1-5, offers an intriguing introduction to a story based on true crime. These chapters depict a

Hell Road: The Courier is a political thriller that thrusts the reader into a world of espionage, betrayal, and international

Pat Olney’s debut novel, Fire Horse, dives deep into love, loss, and redemption. It’s a character-focused story that jumps between

Talking To A Praying Mantis tells the story of Dennis, a man who has a deep dependency on alcohol, who

Littered with lyrics, Sweet Hope takes us on a journey with Adam and Parry as they travel together in West