In Sometimes You Have to Lie, Leslie Brody traces the origin story of author Louise Fitzhugh and her children's classic, Harriet the Spy.

Courting Justice: Vanderbilt law scholar Sara Mayeux chronicles the role of the public defender in American history.

Spenser Hits 50: Ace Atkins keeps the action going in Robert B. Parker’s Someone to Watch Over Me.

A lonely young woman becomes a murder suspect in R.J. Jacobs’ new novel, "Somewhere in the Dark."

Nashville author Ariel Lawhon’s latest is a masterful novel about an unsung World War II heroine.

Intrigue in Spain: Mike Maden hits another bullseye with Tom Clancy Firing Point

Frail and failing, retired detective Buck Schatz defends lethal punishment for a serial killer he put away.

Say Nothing weaves the unsolved case of a disappeared Belfast mother into a history of the Troubles.