The Murder House
Library Journal 04/01/2015 King of the best sellers list, Patterson delivers (with Ellis, his coauthor on last year's Invisible) a stand-alone thriller about a classy Hamptons house with a terrible history of violence. Sixteen years ago, it burned down in a suspicious blaze with a couple caught inside, after which it was rebuilt; now a […]
Hot Mahogany
Publishers Weekly Edgar-winner Woods's 15th Stone Barrington novel (after Shoot Him if He Runs) finds the familiar cast of characters up to their usual antics: dining at Elaine's, drinking expensive liquor and having fantastic sex. Stone's pal CIA deputy director for operations, Lance Cabot, asks Stone to watch over his brother, Barton Cabot, who's recovering […]
Shadow Play
Library Journal 04/01/2015 Famed forensic sculptor Eve Duncan is finally back (she was last seen in 2013's Silencing Eve), and she's reconstructing the skull of a nine-year-old girl who's been under the earth for eight long years. Then the girl's ghost speaks to her, and Eve works even harder to bring her rest. Too bad […]
Righteous Prey
Home Stretch
Greywaren
Blitz
The Boys from Biloxi
Brown Girl Dreaming
Publishers Weekly ★ 05/26/2014 Written in verse, Woodson’s collection of childhood memories provides insight into the Newbery Honor author’s perspective of America, “a country caught/ between Black and White,” during the turbulent 1960s. Jacqueline was born in Ohio, but spent much of her early years with her grandparents in South Carolina, where she learned about […]
Fish In a Tree
* “Filled with a delightful range of quirky characters and told with heart, the story also explores themes of family, friendship, and courage in its many forms. . . . It has something to offer for a wide-ranging audience. . . . Offering hope to those who struggle academically and demonstrating that a disability does […]