The collection of essays, including a contribution from Maine writer Gayle Lynds, catalogs the stories of just a handful of innocent people imprisoned.

Expectations were great for the latest from Paul Hawkins, but it’s a bit of a letdown.

The large Justus clan created by Paul Theroux is rife with seemingly unending sniping and manipulation.

Saintly devotion – but not emulation – makes for relatable characters in J. Courtney Sullivan’s latest novel.

A longtime summer resident of Biddeford Pool, she was scheduled to promote her 18th novel, ‘The Stars are Fire,’ at several Maine stops until an illness forced her to cancel her tour.

The writer will talk about her book at Print: A Bookstore on April 30.