Visitation Street
Kirkus Reviews A mystery about a missing girl and the ghosts she leaves behind. One summer evening, teenagers Val and June float on a rubber raft out into the bay off Brooklyn's Red Hook section. Only Val returns, her near-dead body washed upon the shore. But Val can't seem to tell anyone what happened to […]
Time Flies
"More than a beach read, Claire Cook's Time Flies is an absorbing and humorous look at lives lived during a particular era. . . . The author's facility with setting evocative scenes past and present is refreshing." – New York Journal of Books
Deeply Odd : an Odd Thomas Novel
“An inventive . . . mix of suspense, whimsy and uplift.â€â€”The Washington Post
Joyland
"This one’s a must for King fans and may also attract YA readers." – Library Journal
The Boys In the Boat : Nine Americans and Their Epic Quest For Gold At the 1936 Olympics
Publishers Weekly : Doughty rowers heave against hard times and Nazis in this rousing sports adventure. Brown (Under a Flaming Sky) follows the exploits of the University of Washington’s eight-man crew, whose national dynasty culminated in a gold medal at the 1936 Berlin Olympics. Brown tells it as an all-American story of humble working-class boys […]
The 9th Girl
“Hoag’s prose is martial-arts quick and precise, her humor is high-voltage, and her insights into the misery of high school, the toxicity of divorce, and the extreme psychosis of a serial killer are knowing and thought-provoking…one of her very best.†– Booklist
The Kill Room
"Deaver, who can't resist any opportunity for ingenuity… keeps mixing fastballs, curveballs and change-ups." (Kirkus Reviews)
Big Nate Flips Out
Big Nate is flipping out! Everyone knows N-A-T-E does not equal N-E-A-T! And when Nate's sloppiness gets out of hand, Francis is in serious trouble. Can Nate clean up his act, or will he flip out first?
Bad Monkey
“Inspired . . . Another marvelously entertaining Hiaasen adventure.†—Publishers Weekly
The Confessions of Al Capone
“This is a book that took courage as well as talent to write. Loren Estleman has managed a literary miracle, a story full of surprising discoveries and often deep emotion.†—Thomas Fleming, New York Times bestselling auth