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  • Steve Bertrand on Books: Jack Stewart

    Steve Bertrand on Books: Jack Stewart
    2026/09/30
    Long after Tom Clancy’s death, his character Jack Ryan lives on. Clancy died in 2013. Since then, several authors have continued the Ryan series. The latest is Jack Stewart with Pressure Depth. He talks with Steve about Tom, Jack, and his own fighter pilot experience.
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  • Steve Bertrand on Books: Ann Cleeves

    Steve Bertrand on Books: Ann Cleeves
    2026/09/23
    Ann Cleeves has filled library shelves and BritBox TV lineups for years. Whether it’s beloved Vera, my pet, Shetland, or her new Mathew Venn series, Ann brings the north of England alive. Her news book is The Dying Light. She talks with Steve about her success and how it took 20 years to get noticed.
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  • Steve Bertrand on Books: Jane Hamilton

    Steve Bertrand on Books: Jane Hamilton
    2026/09/16
    Jane Hamilton is known for her novels A Map of the World and The Book of Ruth. Her latest is The Phoebe Variations, which was nearly 10 years in the making. In this week’s podcast, she talks with Steve about Phoebe’s journey into adulthood and about her own fears that her novel-writing career might have […]
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  • Steve Bertrand on Books: Henry Wise

    Steve Bertrand on Books: Henry Wise
    2026/09/09
    Novelist Henry Wise joins Steve Bertrand on Books this week to talk about Promised Land, a story of loyalty and simmering antagonism set in the swamps of Virginia. Of particular interest is the impact of the Civil War that Wise says is sometimes still felt in parts of the South.
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  • Steve Bertrand on Books: Alex Hay

    Steve Bertrand on Books: Alex Hay
    2026/09/02
    Did you know there’s a book genre called the feminist caper? It’s having its moment with help from Alex Hay’s novel The Midnight Guests. This is a fun read that follows Diana Gold on the night she opens an opulent hotel in 1926. The guests at the party have no idea she has to raise […]
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  • Steve Bertrand on Books: Elizabeth Letts

    Steve Bertrand on Books: Elizabeth Letts
    2026/08/26
    Author Elizabeth Letts’ novel Fallen for France takes us from the farthest reaches of Morocco to the front lines in France during the early days of World War l with a captivating story of a young boy and his love for a magnificent horse. It’s a beautiful story of love, trust and survival as the […]
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  • Steve Bertrand on Books: Joe Bond

    Steve Bertrand on Books: Joe Bond
    2026/08/19
    Hope House is described as a tender, and yet profane, study of masculinity. Put another way: Hope House follows a group of delinquents trying to find a better life (in most cases) and a halfway house leader desperate to help them discover their way. It’s a loving tribune from author Joe Bond, whose father ran […]
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  • Steve Bertrand on Books: Stephanie Soileau

    Steve Bertrand on Books: Stephanie Soileau
    2026/08/12
    The Mississippi Delta and the Cajuns who live there are under threat. When the land dwindles, the culture erodes. That’s the setting behind Stephanie Soileau’s novel, Should the Water Take Us. The story begins during the Deepwater Oil explosion and after Katrina but also follows the Acadians’ trek from Canada to elsewhere, including Kankakee county. […]
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