The Mistletoe Inn
Library Journal 10/15/2015 In the second holiday love story of Evans's "Mistletoe Collection" (The Mistletoe Promise), Kim Rossi is recently divorced and working as a finance officer at a car dealership. When Kim hears about a romance-writing retreat at the Mistletoe Inn, she decides it may be time to pursue her dream of becoming an […]
All Dressed In White
Library Journal 06/15/2015 In this follow-up to The Cinderella Murder, the New York Times best-selling launch of the authors' "Under Suspicion" series, television producer Laurie Moran returns to investigate another cold case for her risky new show: the disappearance, five years ago, of Amanda Pierce on her wedding day. A reputedly less-than-peachy bride-to-be and the […]
Avenue of Mysteries
Library Journal ★ 09/15/2015 Successful novelist Juan Diego Guerrero is traveling to the Philippines to fulfill a long-ago promise. On his journey, he is taken under the wing of a mysterious mother and daughter, who seem to appear and disappear at opportune times and manipulate his actions. Perhaps owing to his misuse of his beta-blocker […]
The Last Chairlift
The Marriage of Opposites
“Lilting prose, beautifully meted out folklore and historical references, and Hoffman's deep conviction in her characters (especially those "willing to do anything for love") make reading this "contes du temps passé" a total pleasure.” —Kirkus, starred review
Luckiest Girl Alive
“The perfect page-turner to start your summer.â€â€”People (Book of the Week)
The Melody Lingers On
“A summer list would belacking without one from Mary Higgins Clark.â€â€”New York Post
Folly and Glory
Booklist Review : This is the fourth and concluding volume of the Berrybender Narratives, McMurtry's saga of the four-year odyssey of the Berrybender family as they traverse the various river valleys of the American West in the 1830s. Once again, the heart of the story is the evolving relationship between Tasmin Berrybender and her enigmatic, […]
Death Wears a Beauty Mask and Other Stories
"This serendipitous series launch, or continuation, will satisfy Clark's legion of fans and may well win her some new ones." —Kirkus Reviews
The Wright Brothers
Library Journal ★ 04/01/2015 McCullough (John Adams; 1776) effectively blends impeccable writing with historical rigor and strong character definition in his biography of Wright brothers Wilbur, the abstract thinker and introvert; and Orville, the extrovert and hands-on doer. They had limited formal education, with the author instead attributing his subjects' success to industry, imagination, and […]