Author Roger Guay writes of rescues and recovering bodies, and shaping the warden service’s use of search dogs.

The story set in Maine has its thrills, but explaining the environmental danger sometimes bogs down the narrative.

In her new book, ‘Flying,’ as in her other fiction for kids, Carrie Jones weaves her belief in making society better into the fantasy.

The author of ‘Sky Above Clouds: Finding Our Way Through Creativity, Aging, and Illness’ will speak at the Camden library Tuesday.

‘The Great Mars Hill Bank Robbery’ tells of Bernard Patterson’s Vietnam fighting, his brazen crime and his months on the lam.

The novel ‘A Perfect Life’ takes a biologist to a Maine island for research that affects her.

Matthew Langdon Cost will be at the Portland Public Library Wednesday.

‘The Assassins’ is a many-layered thriller.

Nancy’s Isenberg’s cultural history offers a wealth of research, with less about the implications of the economic divide.