With Sepulchre, Kate Mosse, author of the New York Times bestselling novel Labyrinth, delivers another haunting tale of secrets, murder and the occult set in both 19th-century and 21st-century France. In stores now, Red says it's "Richly evocative and full of compelling twists and turns." A chance encounter leads Meredith Martin, an American graduate student, to a pack of tarot cards painted by Léonie Vernier, which may hold the key to this 21st-century American's fate --- just as they did to the fate of Léonie Vernier more than a century earlier. For discussion guides, maps and "behind the book" extras, be sure to check out www.KateMosse.com. You can also get updates on Kate and her books via her newsletter. Sign up by April 30, 2008 to win one of five paperback copies of Labyrinth!

Linda Francis Lee is turning heads --- first with the deliciously wicked The Devil in the Junior League and now with her new novel, The Ex-Debutante, a smart and witty read. Former Texas debutante Lee has spun her own tale of challenging debutantes, a diva mother and heart-throbbing ex-boyfriend. Booklist deems it a "hilarious, fast-faced romp." Funny and sassy, poignant and true, The Ex-Debutante is a story about the risks one woman must take if she stands a chance of finding herself, real love and her place in that crazy thing we call family. For more on Linda and her books, her appearances and other delightful features, visit www.LindaFrancisLee.com.

In the newest novel from New York Times bestselling author Karen Robards, a feisty female attorney's past comes back to haunt her. In stores now, Guilty exposes Kat White, now Kate White, who has built a new life for herself as a single mom working as a prosecutor in the Philadelphia DA's office. But her dark past rears its head when she walks into court one day and discovers that she is to prosecute Mario Castellanos, a friend from one terrible night back in high school. Kate is in a bind: even though Mario was the one who probably did commit the crime, he's counting on Kate to make sure he's not convicted. But when another man who knows the secret of Kate's past gets involved in the investigation, she learns that her life --- and her son's --- are in danger. Read an interview with Karen, and be sure to sign up for her newsletter. You can find more information on Karen and the book at www.KarenRobards.com.

Pushcart Prize-nominated Frances Richey's newest poetry collection, The Warrior: A Mother's Story of a Son at War, was released on April 10th. The Warrior is a memoir written in 28 poems and dedicated to her son, Ben, who served two tours of duty in Iraq. The Warrior is her urgent and intensely personal exploration of what a mother is feeling as her only son goes off to war, as she says good-bye to him, misses him, prays for him and waits for him to come home. Her incredibly moving book has been highly praised, and featured in The New York Times Magazine and O, The Oprah Magazine. "…Luminous and piercing in its intensity and directness," The Warrior speaks to the world of those who wait while their loved ones are in combat or perilous situations (Yusef Komunyakaa). Read a powerful excerpt from her collection, and find more information at www.FrancesRichey.com.

New York Times bestselling author Mary Kay Andrews has served up another book, Deep Dish,on sale now. Deep Dish is a delicious treat full of Southern sass, wit and charm from the author of Savannah Breeze and Hissy Fit. When Gina Foxton's local Georgia public television show gets canceled --- and she catches her boyfriend in flagrante delicto with the boss's wife --- Gina realizes that she's meant for bigger and better things. Namely, a gig on national television, where the competition gets fired up with the ultimate man's man. Paula Deen says "Deep Dish is one delicious read. Mary Kay Andrews has cooked up a tale y'all will savor to the last bite." Make sure you catch Mary Kay on tour and see what she has been up to on her blog. For more goodies, visit her website at www.MaryKayAndrews.com.

Bestselling author of Crazy Ladies, Michael Lee West returns with Mermaids in the Basement, a funny and poignant tale that explores the complex bonds between a daughter and her father. Renata faces some not-so-genteel ghosts from her past, discovers the truth about the mother she desperately misses, and makes peace with the first man who abandoned her and broke her heart --- her handsome and distant father. Kirkus Reviews says this read is "Ripe with Southern charm and sultry atmosphere." Mermaids in the Basement is available now. To learn more about Michael Lee West and her books, be sure to visit www.MichaelLeeWest.com.

Things I Want My Daughters to Know, a new novel by Elizabeth Noble, internationally bestselling author of The Reading Group, is now in stores. When Barbara Forbes learns she is dying, she writes letters to each of her four daughters --- Lisa, the eldest, a commitmentphobe in her mid-30s; Jennifer, "fragile and hard to reach," stuck in a crumbling marriage; Amanda, the free spirit; and rebellious young Hannah --- to help equip them for the road ahead. In the year after her death, Barbara's girls draw strength from her words and from each other as they move on with their lives. Visit www.elizabethnoblebooks.com for an excerpt from Things I Want My Daughters to Know, to check on Elizabeth's US and UK appearances, and to send e-cards of Barbara's letters to your friends and family.

Ripped from the headlines of 1913, Judge Kip Gayden's fiction debut, Miscarriage of Justice, centers on a respectable, wealthy Tennessee family that is shattered when city alderman Dr. Walter Dotson discovers an affair between the handsome and ambitious newcomer Charlie Cobb and his long-suffering wife Anna. When the dust settles, a man is dead, and a town is left to decide the fate of his killer. Visit www.kipgayden.com to explore the truth behind the fiction with high-resolution scans of local newspapers that covered the incident, an interview with the author, a reading group guide, and an excerpt from Miscarriage of Justice.

Former LAPD detective sergeant, and MWA Grand Master, Joseph Waumbaugh's Hollywood Crows was released on March 25th. Riveting and tightly plotted, Hollywood Crows features "Hollywood" Nate Weiss, an aspiring actor and police officer assigned to the LAPD's Community Relations Office. His work leads him to bombshell Margot Aziz, the wife of strip club owner Ali Aziz, whose generous patronage of police charities belies his shady business dealings. Margot's divorce is getting ugly, but what she's planning could be deadly. Visit www.hollywoodcrows.com for an excerpt from Hollywood Crows, Joseph Waumbaugh's appearances and events, and an interview with the author.

Killing Rommel, a new historical novel by Steven Pressfield, releases on May 6th. The book, which earned a starred review from Publishers Weekly, follows R. Lawrence "Chap" Chapman through his pre-war career and romance with sexy Rose McCall, all of which sets the stage for Chap's later involvement in the plot to assassinate the notorious "Desert Fox," German field marshal Erwin Rommel, in late 1942 and early 1943 North Africa. To further excavate the history surrounding the Long Range Desert Group and its partner-in-crime, the Special Air Service, Pressfield conceptualized and created a fascinating, exhaustively researched 10-minute film exploring the factual events that give the novel its foundation. The video is available for instantaneous viewing on the Killing Rommel microsite, www.killingrommel.com, along with a Behind the Video article, a book excerpt, and information about the author.

Compelled by Love, a guide to missional living by Christian missiologist Ed Stetzer and pastor Philip Nation, releases May 1st. It challenges readers to look at love within the context of God, the church, and the lives of individual believers, giving a basic theological understanding, as well as a platform for personal application, of missional living. Visit www.compelledbylove.com to learn about the individual journeys of the authors, a speaking and appearance schedule for Ed Stetzer, and an excerpt from the book.

Investigative reporter Philip Shenon's blistering expose of the shortcomings, oversights and omissions of the federal 9/11 commission, The Commission: The Uncensored History of the 9/11 Investigation, released January 31st. Shenon combs through five years of coverage of the day-to-day operations of the commission, relying on connections and informants at all levels, to piece together all that the commission discovered --- and failed to discover. Visit www.philipshenon.com for background on the author, a behind the book feature, and an excerpt from The Commission.

Parenting expert and award-winning author Debra W. Haffner's new book, What Every 21st-Century Parent Needs to Know, is now in stores. This painstakingly researched book compassionately addresses 21st-century parenting concerns such as stress, self-esteem, achievement, substance abuse, Internet safety, emotional health, nutrition, bullying, faith and sex, as well as practical advice on how to cope with these issues and raise a healthy, happy child in this quickly changing world. Visit www.twentyfirstcenturyparent.com for Debra Haffner's schedule of appearances and speaking events, excerpts from the book, and an interview with the author.

New York Times bestselling author Kristin Hannah released her new novel, Firefly Lane, on February 5th. Set in the author's native Washington state, Firefly Lane follows accomplished, independent Tully Hart and loyal, capable Kate Mularkey through three and a half decades of friendship. From the mid-seventies and on into the new millennium, Tully and Kate buoy each other through life. Amid Tully's rise to fame as a television journalist and Kate's dream of raising a family, the two weather the storms of friendship—jealousy, anger, hurt and resentment—until a betrayal threatens to tear them apart forever. Visit www.KristinHannah.com for an excerpt from Firefly Lane, as well as see the winners of Kristin's Best Friend's Contest.