Book review: Tribal enforcer conflicted by his own violence in David Heska Wanbli Weiden鈥檚 ‘Wisdom Corner’
Life鈥檚 struggles are not black-and-white; they are in shades of gray with no clear path to what is right or wrong.
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Book review: Scott Graham’s latest National Parks mystery takes place in Great Sand Dunes
Book reviews: A mystery in the Great Sand Dunes and a Route 66 cookbook
A Thomas Dunne doozie and more mysteries novels to read
The author introduces a dozen different plots in 'Murders and Acquisitions.'
New book explains why touring rock stars and celebs all stop at this Western wear store in Denver
Rockmount Ranch Wear's Steve Weil looks for the real west in his latest, 鈥淩ockmount Legends"
‘Outside Influence’ and more books of regional interest for May
'Outside Influence,' by Rupert Jenkins (University Press of Colorado) Ah, to see ourselves as others see us. Rupert Jenkins, curator of photography at the Denver Art Museum, spent eight years...
Book reviews: Two locked-room mysteries and a GMA Book Club pick
'The Secret Lives of Murderers鈥� Wives,' by Elizabeth Arnott, handles self-forgiveness
Book review: ‘Two Truths and a Lie’ raises the stakes in Mark Stevens trilogy
When Colorado author Mark Stevens finished 鈥淣o Lie Lasts Forever,鈥� he figured he鈥檇 written a stand-alone mystery. His editor thought otherwise.
‘The Westerners’ tackles unheralded history of women, minorities, LGBTQ and other marginalized figures
'The Westerners,' by Megan Kate Nelson, is beautifully written and well-researched.
Book reviews: A guide to Denver’s public art, and more
Plus: Local author Josiah Hesse's harrowing tale of his upbringing in an evangelical church
Short mystery novel reviews: Winslow short stories, ‘The Method’ and more
鈥淭he Lunch Break鈥� is about a bodyguard crew of surfers hired to look after an entitled movie star