Sentence examples for released novel from inspiring English sources

Finally, Alison Umminger's newly released novel, American Girls, is about a modern-day teenager who becomes fascinated with the women in Manson's Family.

But being able to have babies as late as possible in life is one of today's pharmaceutical holy grails, or so posits the writer Ann Patchett in her recently released novel, "State of Wonder," in which an American doctor ventures into the Amazon to study the fictional Lakashi tribe, whose female members' eggs never age.

After a month in Colombia, the tour returns with recommendations ranging from Jorge Isaacs's Maria, described by dande as "One of the most notable works of the Romantic movement in Spanish literature" to Tomás González's La Luz Difícil, a newly released novel which according to K "Colombian Literature junkies are giving … outstanding reviews".

As the centenary of Mata Hari's execution approaches, there are signs of renewed interest in her story, with Paulo Coehlo's recently released novel The Spy, Ted Brandsen's new ballet by the Royal Dutch Ballet, and next year's exhibition at the Fries museum.

He also makes reference to a character named Mercer in David Eggers recent released novel The Circle, about a Google like campus, who.

The Jon Snow storyline is a huge cliffhanger from George R.R. Martin's most recently released novel in the series, A Dance with Dragons.

More recently, security experts have begun to fret that terrorists could engineer and release novel viruses, bacteria or fungi.

She's spent her time releasing novels all linked in some way to the debacle, as well as her autobiography in 2001.

Writer Alan Moore, perhaps best known for the classic "Watchmen" graphic novel, has this month released a novel, "Jerusalem," to generally very positive reviews.

Last year, Don Winslow released a novel, The Cartel, based on his tunnel escape.

I recently released a novel titled Phonehead loosely based on the experience.