Buckle up for this book! It's hard to talk about "Finding Grace" without giving too much away, but if you read the first chapter you'll be hooked. That at least is the goal of British author Loretta Rothschild in her debut novel. She joins the podcast to talk about her new book, which features an improbable story that almost reads like a tense thriller. Rothschild talks about love and grief and how they're intertwined, which book she calls a perfect love story and why she took a risk by using a very unique narrator in "Finding Grace."

Summer is still here and it's the perfect time to pick up a new book! If you're heading out of town for a vacation, or maybe you just need a bit of an escape by the pool, we're talking about the books you should read this summer! We're joined by two librarians from the Mesa Public Library, Megan Guderian and Caroline Lewicki. A few of their choices include "My Friends" by Fredrik Bachman, "Summer Romance" by Annabel Monaghan, and "Freaks, Gleeks and Dawson's Creek" by Thea Glassman.

Jewel thieves, World War II, Paris, a decades-old murder, and a long-lost love story: that's what you'll find in Kristin Harmel's newest book "The Stolen Life of Colette Marceau." Harmel is a New York Times best-selling author known for her historical fiction novels. She talks about what inspired her latest book, and how her recent battle with breast cancer changed her outlook on life and aging.