Bøger af Kaitlyn Bolyard

When Marek Dabrowski, a disillusioned pianist, stumbles into Madame Rosivda's divination shop, he isn't looking to have his fortune told, just an escape from the rain. Still, he takes her up on a free tarot reading. Out of curiosity, he returns for another reading and then another. Before long, he starts to see a direct correlation between the cards and his life. Judgment is a street-corner trumpet player named Abaddon. Death is a waitress from a local jazz club named Nyx. At the same club, he hears and immediately falls for Olive, a singer with secrets of her own. Soon Marek starts to hear the music in a new and exciting way, with just a hint of magick to guide him.

Librarians know everything, so ask them anything. This collection of poems from the strange mind of Kaitlyn Bolyard will leave you questioning your place in the world and everyone else in it. All are welcome here, ranging from weirdos drinking White Ukranians to magnificent humans. We might not be perfect, but we're family, and we gather to read in the library.

Shunned by the women of her family for writing a tell-all memoir, Elizabeth Rodriguez escapes to northern Wisconsin for peace and inspiration. Before she can even get settled in, an obituary in the local newspaper catches her attention. As soon as she learns about Erwin Wilson and his twenty-three wives throughout his life, she makes it her mission to learn more. She begins by interviewing some of the locals and his remaining ex-wives, and she soon develops plans for her next bestseller. When her younger brother unexpectedly appears at her doorstep, she puts him to work helping her research and gather information. But with each mystery Elizabeth uncovers, she comes closer to the truth: maybe some stories aren't meant to be told, and maybe building family trust is more important.