For readers who enjoy thrilling suspense mixed with a touch of fantasy and a no-nonsense heroine,
The Diviner's Tale is a solid choice. Single mother Cassandra Brooks discovers a hanged body, but by the time the authorities arrive it has disappeared, forcing Cassandra to reopen a closed chapter of her painful past.
Bookpage recently did
an interview with author Bradford Morrow; find out about
his proudest moment as a writer, the book he's most embarassed not to have read, and the literary character he'd most want to be stranded on an island with. If you enjoyed
The Diviner's Tale, you might also want to look at one of Morrow's earlier books,
Ariel's Crossing, about another single mom-to-be who seeks out her birth father in the wilds of New Mexico.
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