Lisette's List
“Vreeland’s ability to make this complex historical novel as luminous as a Tiffany lamp is nothing less than remarkable.â€â€”The Washington Post
Love Letters
Library Journal ★ 08/01/2014 Romance and a little mystery abound in this third installment of Macomber's series set at Cedar Cove's Rose Harbor Inn. Innkeeper Jo Marie Rose is working through her grief over the loss of her husband—and working more closely with handyman Mark Taylor as well. She sets out to learn what she […]
Lucky Us
Publishers Weekly ★ 05/12/2014 Two teenaged half-sisters make their way through WWII-era America in Bloom’s imaginative romp. After being left on her father’s Ohio doorstep by her absconding mother, 11-year-old Eva meets Iris, the older half-sister she never knew she had. They escape to Hollywood, where Iris hopes to become a movie star. But they […]
The Night Searchers
"Top-notch mystery and more from one of the genre's Grand Masters."—Library Journal
Close Your Eyes, Hold Hands
Library Journal 02/01/2014 Emily Shepard is hiding out in a shelter made of ice and trash bags after a nightmarish meltdown at a nuclear plant in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom that left her parents dead. Since the meltdown might have been her father's fault, she's not reaching out for help, but she does take a homeless […]
Invisible
"The prolific Patterson seems unstoppable."–USA Today
Mr. Mercedes
The New York Times Book Review – Megan Abbott King is clearly having fun, and so are we…For the first half of the novel, King tickles our anxieties, his detective engaging in a classic cat-and-mouse game with the killer. But you can feel him wriggling against the hard-boiled tradition, shaking the hinges. Soon enough, in […]
All the Light We Cannot See
Publishers Weekly ★ 02/17/2014 In 1944, the U.S. Air Force bombed the Nazi-occupied French coastal town of St. Malo. Doerr (Memory Wall) starts his story just before the bombing, then goes back to 1934 to describe two childhoods: those of Werner and Marie-Laure. We meet Werner as a tow-headed German orphan whose math skills earn […]
Sight Unseen
“Gripping…The authors combine idiosyncratic yet fully realized characters with dry wit and well-controlled suspense that builds to a satisfying conclusion.†—Publishers Weekly
Cut and Thrust
Publishers Weekly 05/05/2014 Bestseller Woods’s politically themed 30th Stone Barrington novel (after Carnal Curiosity) takes the debonair New York attorney to Los Angeles for the Democratic National Convention. Stone plays host at the Arrington, his posh Beverly Hills resort, to his current lover, Ann Keaton, who’s the deputy campaign manager for presidential candidate Katharine “Kate†[…]