Apocalypse Not


Why Everything You Know About 2012, Nostradamus and the Rapture Is Wrong
John Greer
Publisher: Cleis Press, Inc., September 13, 2011
Review: For almost 3,000 years apocalypse prophecies have convinced people all over the world that the future is about to give them the world they want instead of the world they’ve got. All the end-time prophecies splashed across the media in every age have had something else in common: every one of them has been wrong. With Apocalypse Not, acclaimed author John Michael Greer offers a lively and engaging survey of predictions about the end of the world, along with the failed dreams and nightmares that have clustered around them.
Greer cuts a wide swath, as he highlights a host of stories: the birth of the apocalypse meme out of archaic star myths in the ancient Middle East; the failed end-time prophecies of Nostradamus, Mother Shipton and other famous prophets; the long and murky road from the Great Pyramid to today’s Rapture beliefs; the central place of Bible prophecies in the life of the world's most notorious Satanist; the tangled interconnections between end-time beliefs and the UFO phenomenon; and the real origins of the belief in apocalypse in 2012 (which turn out not to be Mayan at all).
Apocalypse Not traces a remarkable and often alarming facet of human cultural history.


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Is It Just Me?


Or Is It Nuts Out There?
Whoopi Goldberg
Publisher: Hyperion Bks/Imp Of Buena Vista Bks, October 05, 2010
Review: It’s no secret that Whoopi Goldberg is not afraid to call it like she sees it, especially from her moderator’s chair on television’s hit show The View. It's no surprise, then, that in Is It Just Me? Or Is It Nuts Out There?, the irreverent comedienne and lauded actress has chosen to lead the charge against rudeness. Frankly, you don’t want to miss it!
As only she can, Whoopi shares stories from her own life regarding family, marriage, friendship and business, and how she navigated tough situations with honesty and civility, something she fears has all but disappeared in today’s disrespectful climate. Lest you forget whom you’re dealing with, her cheeky, naughty, in-your-face humor is all the reminder you need!


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Radioman


An Eyewitness Account of Pearl Harbor and WWII in the Pacific
Carol Edgemon Hipperson
Publisher: St. Martins Press, Llc, November 01, 2008
Review: Based on a series of interviews with a witness to the world’s first battles between aircraft carriers, Radioman is a riveting firsthand account of World War II combat.
In 1936, Ray Daves joined the Civilian Conservation Corps, and went from there to the navy, where he became a radio expert, soon finding himself in the momentary peacefulness of pre-war Pearl Harbor. Serving aboard the USS Yorktown, Daves experienced some of the war’s most ferocious naval combat. In vivid detail, he describes the horror of Pearl Harbor, the Battle of the Coral Sea and his rescue at sea following the Yorktown’s sinking at the Battle of Midway. Equal parts vim, vigor and fond reminiscence, Radioman is a truly inspiring account of the war in the Pacific.


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Breaking Night



Liz Murray
Publisher: Hyperion Bks/Imp Of Buena Vista Bks, September 07, 2010
Review: Liz Murray was born while her father was in prison for pushing drugs. Not an auspicious beginning, for sure. And it only got worse. Her mother never tried to hide her drug use from Liz and her older sister, Lisa, a habit for which she paid with her monthly welfare checks. Only when her mother died of AIDS did 16-year-old Liz, who was by then living on the streets, take stock of her life…and get scared.
Breaking Night is heart-wrenching and ultimately uplifting as Liz, determined to turn her life around, climbs a mountain of impossibilities to reach a goal most only dream of attaining. The determination it took to go from homeless to Harvard is evidenced in this powerful memoir that will leave you both stunned and inspired.


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All That Remains



Patricia Cornwell
Publisher: Charles Scribner's Sons, September 01, 1992
Review: Dr. Kay Scarpetta is back! Seemingly betrayed by those closest to her during her investigation of a madman who stalks and slays young lovers, she's forced to rely on old bones and decomposing clothing to hook the killer.


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The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo



Stieg Larsson
Publisher: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc./Random House, September 16, 2008
Review: Some 40 years ago, young Harriet Vanger vanished without a trace from her mega-rich Swedish family’s private island—no corpse, no witnesses, no evidence. But every year, her uncle receives a clue: a single flower from an anonymous sender.
Hard-nosed journalist Mikael Blomkvist is reeling from a libel suit when Harriet’s uncle hires him to track her down. Riding shotgun on the investigation is 24-year-old super-hacker Lisbeth Salander, a pierced, tattooed and terrifyingly ruthless genius. Together they’ll unearth horrifying corruption among the nation’s elite—and a shocking connection between themselves....
A runaway bestseller, Stieg Larsson’s The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is a rip-roaring, dazzlingly smart crime thriller.


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The Women Jefferson Loved



Virginia Scharff
Publisher: Harper Collins Pub., Inc. "Don'T Us, November 01, 2010
Review: A fastidious gatekeeper, Thomas Jefferson constructed a seemingly impenetrable wall between his public legacy and his private life. He was methodical about his correspondence, copying and filing away some letters, and destroying others that he deemed to be too private for public eyes. Sometimes, he closed his letters by entreating the recipient to “throw this in the fire.” His family carried on a tradition of carefully maintaining his privacy. As a result, early biographies of Jefferson failed to present a complete picture of the man. Not surprisingly, Jefferson’s most closely guarded secrets all had to do with the women in his life. As they’ve emerged over the years, the details of his intricate and unorthodox personal life have proven to be both intriguing and somewhat scandalous.
Breaking down the barrier between public and private histories, The Women Jefferson Loved presents an intriguing new portrait of the third president. Historian and author of Twenty Thousand Roads: Women, Movement, and the West Virginia Scharff draws from a wealth of newly available sources, including Jefferson’s own memorandums, family letters and artifacts from archaeological excavations of Jefferson’s Shadwell and Monticello homes. She takes a unique biographical approach, examining her subject through the eyes of the women who were closest to him. Jefferson, reveals Scharff, was not only deeply attached to the women in his life, but was also profoundly influenced by them.
Jefferson lived out his long life deeply entrenched in a multi-generational web of biological, social and emotional connections between his white family and the black family he sired with his slave. His was a house literally divided, with the white half of the family free, and the black half of the family designated as slaves. Separated by race but related by blood, the diverse group of women included Jefferson’s mother, Jane Randolph; his wife, Martha; her half-sister Sally Hemings, his slave mistress; his daughters; and his granddaughters. Rather than perfect role models, they “were flawed humans with fascinating stories, and they mattered,” explains Scharff. “Their lives, their revolutions, their vulnerabilities shaped the choices Jefferson made, from the selection of words and ideas in his Declaration, to the endless building of his mountaintop mansion, to the vision of a great agrarian nation that powered his Louisiana Purchase.
This accessible one-volume biography illuminates how the women in this Founding Father’s life helped shape his ideas and his vision for the country. Beneath the veneer, Jefferson was both “vulnerable and knowable, a man who makes sense, a man who belongs to us all,” contends Schraff.


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Tempted



P.C. Cast
Publisher: St. Martins Press, Llc, October 27, 2009
Review: Get ready for nonstop action and suspense in the new addition to P.C. and Kristin Cast’s addictive House of Night series. Tempted opens with vampyre High Priestess-in-training Zoey Redbird in search of some down time after doing everything from banishing an immortal being to saving Stark’s life. Does anyone care that she almost died in the process? Apparently not…. While juggling three guys, one of them a very sexy warrior, and keeping an eye on the dark force lurking in tunnels under the Tulsa Depot, Zoey realizes it’s up to her to stop Kalona, the evil immortal. If she doesn’t, he will exact a fiery vengeance on those closest to her. But if Zoey can’t find the courage to resist his allure, she risks losing her heart and her soul.


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Late Edition



Fern Michaels
Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corp., August 30, 2011
Review: In Fern Michaels’ Late Edition, Teresa “Toots” Loudenberry has discovered that ever since Sophie convinced her friends to start holding regular seances, life in L.A. is getting a little too dramatic. When Ida receives a message from the beyond suggesting that her late husband was murdered, a spooked Toots decides it’s time the Godmothers headed for her hometown of Charleston…. Meanwhile, Mavis has been acting suspiciously. She should know by now that Ida, Toots and Sophie will never let secrets rest or ignore a friend in need. And when the Godmothers discover that whoever killed Ida’s husband has plans for Ida too, they’ll do what they do best—rally together and show the world there is no match for these four formidable friends.


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Core of Conviction: My Story



Michele Bachmann
Publisher: Penguin Usa, November 21, 2011
Review: Most people don’t know who Michele Bachmann really is, so she decided to tell her story in Core of Conviction and let readers decide.
She became “an accidental politician” when a state-mandated education curriculum stressed political correctness over academic excellence. Her state senator refused to object, so she challenged him for his senate seat—and won. That was the start of her journey from the state senate, to the U.S. Congress, to her campaign for president. She speaks from the heart about limited government, the sanctity of life and marriage, free enterprise and the need to confront America’s enemies.
This book will show you why Michele believes ordinary people can take on the establishment—and win—just as she has done.


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Devil's Rock



Gerri Hill
Publisher: Bella Books, Inc., December 21, 2010
Review: Unbridled passion and unspeakable violence collide in Devil’s Rock, Gerri Hill’s latest pulse-pounding mystery, which involves two ambitious women vowing to bring a murderer to justice— while doing everything in their power to not fall in love with one another. No-nonsense deputy Andrea Sullivan is fastidiously investigating a series of murders in peaceful, picturesque Sedona, where a deranged serial killer with a taste for college students is wreaking havoc upon the small town.
Soon enough, Sullivan feels overwhelmed, so the FBI joins the case with the voluptuous Agent Cameron Ross flanking the investigation. Every crime scene boasts the trademarks of the fiendish Patrick Doe, and Cameron intends to finger the elusive villain for his crimes, no matter what it takes. Is the nefarious Doe actually behind the bloody spate of killings, or was he cleverly framed for the crimes? The clock is ticking and bodies are piling up as the mystery unwinds.
Cameron’s plan is quite simple: she’s going to break the case, find justice and go home—no distractions, whatsoever. The problem is, Deputy Sullivan proves very distracting, indeed. Will the two woman find the killer? Will they fall in love?


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How to Bake a Perfect Life



Barbara O'Neal
Publisher: Bantam Dell Publishing Group, December 28, 2010
Review: All her life Ramona has faced adversity head on, surviving motherhood at an early age, then a nasty divorce. Now she’s struggling to keep her bakery afloat—and she won’t give up on that, either. But what to do when an emergency finds her caring for her daughter Sophia’s 13-year-old step child? Katie is a rebel! Then again, so was she….
Ramona remembers when she was pregnant. Her angry family sent her to live with an aunt who taught her about baking, and it changed her life. Can she guide Katie to the right path?
Barbara O’Neal, author of The Lost Recipe for Happiness, includes recipes in How to Bake a Perfect Life, and they’ll replenish your heart as Ramona, in helping Katie, reconnects with her family…and a long lost love.


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The Everything® Kids' Books-3 Vols.


The Everything Kids' Spies: Puzzle and Activity Book / The Everything Kids' Nature Book / The Everything Kids' Bugs Book

Publisher: Adams Media Corporation, December 01, 2007
Review: Grab your magnifying glass and get ready for adventure! Here’s everything—and we mean everything—curious kids crave packed into three incredibly fun Everything® Kids’ books.
First, peek inside the top-secret lives of spies as you uncover classified information, discover cool gadgets and gizmos, find out if you have what it takes to be a secret agent or spy, and solve all sorts of covert puzzles. Then get up close and personal with creepy crawlies and winged wonders alike as you wind your way through busy bee mazes, learn amazing insect facts and even build an ant farm. Finally, see the natural world as never before with incredible creature features and wildly exciting wildlife activities. For inquisitive minds only! (Ages 6-9)


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Libby Prison Breakout


The Daring Escape from the Notorious Civil War Prison
Joseph Wheelan
Publisher: Public Affairs, Mbr Of, February 01, 2010
Review: In warehouses along the Virginia waterfront, Union prisoners of war were held in desperate squalor—freezing, malnourished and subjected to hateful mistreatment. Among the worst of these makeshift prisons was Libby, a former tobacco warehouse where 1,200 Union officers slept without blankets on the bare floor and subsisted on scraps of cornbread and rancid meat. Many died, most endured; the most audacious plotted their escape. Joseph Wheelan, a prolific biographer and former AP editor, recounts the improbable tale of 109 courageous officers in Libby Prison Breakout—the first book to chronicle this amazing escape in depth.
Charting the transformation of stately Richmond, Virginia, from antebellum gentility to wartime industrial center, Wheelan depicts the citizens’ attempts to cope with mounting privations as the Confederate Army commandeered Richmond’s food, clothing and goods. Martial law, protests, food riots and harsh countermeasures nurtured among Richmond’s populace a seething hatred of “the Yankee,” an enmity that would color the treatment of prisoners from the North.
With prisoner exchanges at a standstill, Union POWs could scarcely hope for a timely release. And while the Union Army’s treatment of Confederate POWs was constrained by the Lieber Code (an antecedent to the Geneva Convention), no such code of conduct shielded Union prisoners from a prison system that “at times seemed expressly designed to induce suffering.
The often highly educated officers proved resourceful at coping with their captivity, but disease, lice, cruelty, overcrowding and sheer boredom made escape an increasingly urgent prospect. In November 1863, two recently captured Union officers, Colonel Thomas Ellwood Rose and Major A.G. Hamilton, began to dig a 55-foot tunnel under Libby Prison. Leading 107 of their fellow captives, they fled in the chill of winter through the heart of the Confederate homeland, with Rebel soldiers in hot pursuit. Their successful escape lifted Northern morale, and their subsequent Congressional testimony, detailing their cruel and degrading treatment, led to the imposition of harsh measures against Rebel POWs.
Drawing from primary sources including letters, journals, prison records and even issues of the prisoners’ weekly “newspaper,” Wheelan makes this little-known historical event feel palpable and current. The author does not flinch from depicting the ghastly human cost of war, nor does he give short shrift to the tale’s colorful characters—such as Col. Abel Streight, a man of imposing physical presence, formidable intellect and larger-than-life personality; or the one-woman “spy ring” of Elizabeth Van Lew.
Libby Prison Breakout is a valuable contribution to Civil War historiography, and a richly rewarding reading experience.


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Frat Boys


Gay Erotic Stories
Shane Allison
Publisher: Cleis Press, Inc., September 13, 2011
Review: The undergrads in Frat Boys certainly know how to have a good time. Edited by Shane Allison, this collection of sexy tales has loads of handsome jocks getting it on, and there's a story here for every taste.
In Gavin Atlas’ “The Laius League,” a pledge is literally put to the test in front of fellow classmates by his horned-up professor. Higher education gets a wickedly sensual twist in A. Ferguson’s “Date Night at the Delta Tau Delta." Follow the erotic adventures of a jockstrap fetishist in Jeff Funk’s “Frat House Midninght Snack.” Jeff Mann returns with his signature lyricism (and lust) in “Blue Briefs.” Including tales by Neil Plakcy, Rob Rosen and more, this sexy anthology gets an A+ and a gold star.


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Sacred Trash



Adina Hoffman
Publisher: Alfred A. Knopf, April 05, 2011
Review: The three figures poring over bits of rag-paper and parchment could barely contain their excitement. Dating back to the Middle Ages, the leaves of paper spread out before them on the dining room table were of tremendous historical value. Twin Presbyterian Scottish sisters Agnes Lewis and Margaret Gibson had brought the leaves back from Egypt. They invited the Romanian-born Jewish scholar Solomon Schechter to examine the leaves. On that May day in 1896, the group met in Cambridge, England, where Schechter confirmed the women’s suspicions: the leaves were indeed significant. He recognized them as belonging to the original Hebrew “Book of Wisdom.
In Sacred Trash, acclaimed essayist Adina Hoffman and award-winning translator Peter Cole tell the story of the recovery of the most vital cache of Hebrew manuscripts ever discovered. The manuscripts were found in a geniza in the Ben Ezra Synagogue in Cairo. Hebrew for “hiding place,” a geniza is a repository for worn-out texts which could not be destroyed because they contain the name of God. Many of the manuscripts contained writings the sages considered heretical. The Cairo find featured a number of invaluable biblical and Talmudic texts—texts that provided a window into the social and economic history of the medieval Middle East. Additionally, the geniza contained 200 poems penned by the celebrated Hebrew poet Judah Halevi and writings by the influential medieval Jewish scholar Moses ben Maimon, often referred to as the “Second Moses.
A handful of scholars had explored the geniza prior to 1896, but it was Lewis and Gibson, who shared a passion for philology and spoke 12 languages between them, who brought worldwide attention to the archive. Their trip to the Cairo geniza was the unlikely start to what would prove a remarkable, continent-hopping, century-crossing saga, one that in many ways has revolutionized our sense of what it means to lead a Jewish life. The discovery has since been likened in importance to the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls in the 20th century.
Weaving together unforgettable portraits of Lewis and Gibson, Schechter and the other scholar-heroes of this drama with explorations of the medieval documents themselves, Hoffman and Cole tell a gripping tale of exploration, intrigue and redemption. The authors draw from the contents of the Cairo geniza—including letters and poems, wills and marriage contracts, prescriptions, prayers, trousseau lists, bibles, money orders, children’s primers, rabbinic responsa, amulets and receipts—to present a panoramic view of a vibrant Mediterranean Judaism.
Sacred Trash is both an enthralling adventure and an exceptional meditation on 900 years of Jewish life and culture.


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Sally's Snow Adventure



Stephen Huneck
Publisher: Harry N. Abrams Inc., October 01, 2006
Review: Sally, the fun-loving black lab comes to life in woodcut-style art and a sweet, wintry tale. Visually detailed pages and a story line with just the right amount of suspense, will have you and your little one cheering for the rescue dogs. Written and illustrated by internationally acclaimed artist, Stephen Huneck. (Ages 2-4)


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Crazy in Love



YOSHE
Publisher: Kensington Books, February 23, 2010
Review: Rikers Island Corrections Officer Sean, finds himself locked into a lethal love triangle when he gets involved with two different women, who are alike in one way, they both play for keeps….
Brandi is the single mother of inmate Shamari. She seems so put together, but the polished princess she presents today is a far cry from the street hustler she once was. Sean doesn’t know where she comes from—only that he feels an undeniable need to protect her. And then there’s his coworker Yadira. A feisty Latina who serves up the hottest sex Sean’s ever had. She also has a dark past—especially when it comes to failed relationships. The stakes are high and Sean’s the prize…but in the fight for his heart, will he become the ultimate victim?


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The Humbling



Philip Roth
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Pub. Co., November 02, 2009
Review: From Pulitzer Prize-winning author Philip Roth comes a tale of love, sex, hope and loss as an aging actor embarks on a love affair with a woman 25 years his junior.
Simon Axler, one of the leading actors of his generation, has lost his magic. His wife has gone, his audience has left him and when he goes onstage, he feels like an idiot. But all this is swept aside when Pegeen, a teacher at the nearby college, makes her entrance. Though she’s decades younger than he, an unusual May-December romance blooms that’s driven as much by their erotic desires as their need for change in their lives.
Told with Roth’s inimitable style, The Humbling is a revelation: a long dark journey into a life as it’s stripped of its illusions.


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The Man Who Loved China


Joseph Needham and the Making of a Masterpiece
Simon Winchester
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers, May 01, 2008
Review: Joseph Needham was a married, 37-year-old biologist at Cambridge University when he fell in love with 33-year-old Lu Gwei-Djen, a visiting student. The result was not just a love affair with a woman, but her entire nation—one that led to countless adventures throughout China and a groundbreaking, three-million-word encyclopedia on the country that proved its colossal influence on human civilization once and for all.
Writing in the same eloquent and captivating style that propelled The Professor and the Madman and Krakatoa, to the top of the bestseller lists, Simon Winchester unearths one of history’s great unsung heroes, a scholar and adventurer whose eccentricities and accomplishments changed the way the world looks at itself.


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Untamed



P.C. Cast
Publisher: St. Martins Press, Llc, September 23, 2008
Review: Poor Zoey Redbird. Untamed, the spellbinding fourth House of Night page-turner, opens to find Zoey’s gone from having three boyfriends to none, and from having a close group of friends who trusted and supported her to being a lonely outcast—all in just one week. Let’s face it, life’s no fun when your friends are mad at you. Speaking of friends, Zoey does have two left, but they’re undead and unMarked. And now Neferet has gone and declared war on humans, which Zoey knows in her heart is terribly wrong. But will anyone listen to her? Zoey’s adventures at Vampyre finishing school take a wild and dangerous turn as loyalties are tested, shocking true intentions come to light and an ancient evil is awakened.


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Brava, Valentine



Adriana Trigiani
Publisher: Harper Collins Publishers, February 09, 2010
Review: Brava, Valentine is book two in a delightful trilogy from Adriana Trigiani. Valentine Roncalli is overjoyed when her grandmother, who’s moved to Italy, names her CEO of the family wedding-shoe business—even if that means having to contend with the insufferable new CFO, her brother, Alfred. Nonetheless, Valentine’s devotion to the Angelini Shoe Company overrides all else, and she has quite a few plans for expansion, particularly when she unearths a long-lost shoe pattern designed by a family member she never knew existed! With her curiosity piqued, Valentine leaves New York for the lush hills of Tuscany, never imagining the answer she seeks awaits her in magical Rio, along with stunning inspiration…and the love of a lifetime.


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Red Hats



Damon Wayans
Publisher: Atria Books, May 04, 2010
Review: Damon Wayans pens a dazzling debut novel of a woman broken by disappointment and heartache, who finds solace and hope where she least expects it.
Once joyful and full of love, Alma has become cynical and self-protecting thanks to her decades-long deteriorating marriage to Harold. After Harold suffers a fatal heart attack, widowed Alma finds herself more alienated from everyone around her than ever before and nearly gives up on life herself. Then some red-hatted ladies, a group of women over fifty dedicated to having fun, extend their hands in friendship to her. Soon the Queen Mother Deliah, Sister Dee and the others reintroduce Alma to herself and, possibly, a new love in this heartwarming tale of enduring love and friendship.


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Cat & Mouse



James Patterson
Publisher: Little Brown & Company, November 01, 1997
Review: Washington D.C. psychologist and police detective Alex Cross finds himself ensared between two mass murderers—his old nemesis, Gary Soneji and a new psychopath, 'Mr. Smith.' Join Alex in a game of cat and mouse that could cost him his life.


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Lost and Found


The True Story of Jaycee Lee Dugard and the Abduction that Shocked the World
John Glatt
Publisher: St. Martin's Press, Inc., September 28, 2010
Review: When 11-year-old Jaycee Lee Dugard was abducted by strangers in 1991, the search for her made national headlines. But despite her family’s tireless efforts, Jaycee’s disappearance remained a mystery.
Then, in August 2009, a man named Phillip Garrido appeared on the UC campus at Berkeley alongside two young women. Their odd behavior drew police attention and paved the way for a shocking discovery: that Garrido was Jaycee Lee Dugard’s kidnapper.
What came out in the weeks that followed was the kind of horror few could imagine—a tale of captivity that lasted nearly 20 years. How Garrido slipped past authorities—and how Jaycee fought to survive—is the compelling story of Lost and Found, grippingly told by crime writer John Glatt. Photos.


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Anne of Green Gables



L.M. Montgomery
Publisher: Bookspan, May 01, 2011
Review: When Anne Shirley sees Green Gables farm for the first time, she thinks it will make the most wonderful home. More importantly, she’s so happy that she’s finally going to be a part of a family who loves her, and if she’s lucky, she’ll get a best friend, too. But Marilla Cuthbert, and her brother, Matthew, who own Green Gables, were expecting the orphanage Anne came from to send them a boy. A girl with a runaway imagination who talks a mile a minute is not what they had in mind. Happily, she’s exactly what they need!
Fall in love—for the first time or all over again—with the beloved classic that’s already charmed generations of readers with our exclusive edition of L. M. Montgomery’s Anne of Green Gables! (Ages 9-12)


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Dead Man's Grip



Peter James
Publisher: St. Martin's Press, Llc, November 22, 2011
Review: Dead Man’s Grip by international bestselling author Peter James begins as Carly Chase is involved in a horrific traffic accident that kills a teenage student from Brighton University. Days later, Carly receives the terrifying news that the other drivers involved have been found tortured and murdered. D/Supt Roy Grace issues Carly an urgent warning: She could be next.
The student had deadly connections that reach across the Atlantic to America. Now someone has sworn revenge and won't rest until the last person responsible is dead. Grace isn't inclined to let his town become a killing field, but he hasn't reckoned on Carly's refusal to go into hiding. Or, even more disturbing, a killer who records every second of his victims' deaths.


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Heretics of Dune



Frank Herbert
Publisher: Ace Books Inc., April 30, 1984
Review: Centuries after Tyrant Leto’s death, humans return to Arrakis as it becomes a desert where the sandworms are dying. Some religious acolytes can save Dune…but at the cost of their greatest talent: their psionic reasoning.


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Bad Bird


A Mystery
Chris Knopf
Publisher: Minotaur, February 01, 2011
Review: As attorney Jackie Swaitkowski helplessly watches a plane fall out of the sky, the pilot throws her a box of clues
Investigators are sure Eugenie Conklin’s death was an accident, but Jackie isn’t willing to leave it at that. Blurring a few ethical and legal lines, the intrepid Jackie follows the trail the woman left her—in the form of an unusual set of photographs.
As Bad Bird by Chris Knopf unfolds, Jackie realizes this is more than a simple crash and investigating it will mean digging into her own family’s dark past. Yet neither that, nor a death threat and attack will stop Jackie as she throws herself at a mystery that covers the whole spectrum of Hamptons society, from ex-cons and biker gangs to the most moneyed elite.


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Jack & Jill



James Patterson
Publisher: Little Brown & Company, September 01, 1996
Review: When a senator is murdered, detective Alex Cross is led on a chase by a pair of psycho killers who call themselves Jack and Jill. Then a little girl from Alex's neighborhood is found dead and he fears his own son may be next. Explicit language.


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Second Grave on the Left



Darynda Jones
Publisher: St. Martins Press, Llc, August 16, 2011
Review: Darynda Jones’s Second Grave on the Left opens with P.I. and part-time Grim Reaper Charley Davidson cracking a new case, this one a little closer to home. Charley’s assistant Cookie is frantic over a missing high school friend, and things get murkier when they discover the only clues are a murdered woman’s name and a desperate, gun-toting husband.
Meanwhile, Charley is being haunted body and soul by the very sexy Son of Satan, Reyes Alexander Farrow. Reyes’ body is being tortured by demons trying to lure Charley into their plans to storm the gates of Heaven…. If they find Charley, all hell will break loose, literally. And if Charley doesn’t find Reyes’ body in time, their steamy nights together will come to an end…forever.


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Game Over



Fern Michaels
Publisher: Zebra Books, June 29, 2010
Review: The long-awaited wedding of their mentors Charles and Myra has the women of the Sisterhood longing for something they, too, have anticipated: pardons. Has President Connor forgotten her promise?
Still ensconced in their mountain hideaway, the vigilantes for justice contact Chief White House Counsel Lizzie Fox, a friend and ally. But it soon becomes clear that to get to the bottom of the delay, they’re going to have to take matters into their own hands. That’s when the fun really begins in Fern Michaels’ Game Over, and it gets even better as the women make their bid to leave their lives of exile and adventure behind them forever by working their way into the most fiercely protected premises in the country: the White House.


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The Inner Circle



Brad Meltzer
Publisher: Hachette Book Group, USA, January 11, 2011
Review: With The Inner Circle, a gripping tale of lies and deception at the highest levels of government, Brad Meltzer proves why he’s a #1 New York Times bestselling master of suspense. In Meltzer’s newest thrill ride, we make the acquaintance of Beecher White, a congenial young guy, happy in his position as a researcher in the National Archives. Where else does a lover of history get paid to delve into the country’s hidden past? But Beecher’s dream job becomes a nightmare when Clementine Kaye, his childhood crush, reenters his life. First the pair stumble upon a priceless dictionary concealed in the office the president uses to review classified documents. Could it have been left as a message for the Culper Ring, a secret spy organization rumored to have served every president since Washington? Beecher isn’t sure he wants to know. And as troubling—if not more so—is the revelation that Clementine’s long-lost father is the man convicted of trying to assassinate a former president.
The tension mounts when Beecher’s friend is murdered…when Clementine and he are threatened…when Beecher no longer knows whom to trust! And it keeps on growing as we hurtle toward an ending both explosive and unexpected.


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Love, Lust & Faking It


The Naked Truth About Sex, Lies, and True Romance
Jenny McCarthy
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers LLC, September 28, 2010
Review: Here’s the thing about Jenny McCarthy: she tells the truth. And in Love, Lust & Faking It, the sex symbol, mother, TV star and comedienne doesn’t hide a thing! Find out what Playboy’s former Miss October really thinks about love, heartbreak, passion and, of course, sex. “Love” is the first of the three parts, with chapters on Getting Dumped, Why Do We Love Who We Love and The Power of a Loving “No.” In “Lust,” you’ll explore such topics as Fantasies: Our Secret Life, Threesomes and What Happens in Vegas. And then there’s “Faking It.” Chapters include: The Facade: Love the Fake Me, Lights Off in the Bedroom, When Botox Goes Bad and much more, all imparted with Jenny’s honesty, and the outrageous humor that fans know and love.


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Stink and the Ultimate Thumb-Wrestling Smackdown



Megan McDonald
Publisher: Candlewick Press, March 08, 2011
Review: Stink, the Moody family brain, can’t believe his eyes! His report card has a U on it—U as in Ucky, U flunked!, Unsatisfactory, and Unless You’re an O, What are You Doing on My Report Card?—in Phys Ed! Under orders from his parents to get moving and get fit, Stink sets out to find a sport he can love. But sports like softball, basketball and badminton just aren’t the right fit. But who knew there were so many weird and wacky choices—such as tuna-throwing and cheese-chasing?
A hilarious new entry in Megan McDonald and illustrator Peter H. Reynold’s popular series, Stink and the Ultimate Thumb-Wrestling Smackdown has Stink going to the mat, literally, in the hopes of winning an O for Outstanding. Will he be victorious? (Ages 6-9)


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Hollywood Deception



Shelia M. Goss
Publisher: Kensington Books, April 01, 2010
Review: Hailey Barnes is a popular LA talk show host who can have anything she wants, but is constantly haunted by a man she can’t...Trevon “Tre” Swint. And she’s also now being harassed by a deranged fan. Tre runs a security company so Hailey decides to hire him for protection—in the hopes of winning him over. But Tre sends his partner, Garrett, instead. Who, in a crazy twist, has been sleeping with Tre’s fiancee. Hailey still wants Tre, and she tries to enlist Garrett to help her get him back. But as Garrett and Hailey get closer, they start to see each other through new eyes. But how will this burgeoning romance be affected when the stalker is revealed—and whose identity hits closer to home than anyone could ever have imagined?


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Intensely Chocolate



Carole Bloom
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., October 18, 2010
Review: Peek inside Intensely Chocolate for all things deep, dark and delicious. With Carole Bloom's expert guidance, it’s simpler than you might think to use high-quality chocolate in its many forms (unsweetened, bittersweet, semisweet, milk, dark milk, white, cocoa powder, and cacao nibs) to ramp up the chocolatey goodness in any dessert—whether it be classic or unexpected, crisp or creamy, molten or chilled. With recipes like Fudgy Pecan Brownies, Double White Chocolate Berry Tartlets, Milk Chocolate-Toasted Coconut Creme Brulee, Bittersweet Chocolate-Salted Caramel Sauce and a nice selection of truffles, tarts, drinks and cookies with flavors like lime, guava, malt or marzipan, this is a chocolate lover’s dream come true! Color photos.


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Blood Game



Iris Johansen
Publisher: St. Martins Press, Llc, October 20, 2009
Review: Forensic sculptor Eve Duncan has never stopped searching for the man who killed her daughter Bonnie years ago. The search has brought her into contact with unimaginably evil madmen, but none compare to Kevin Jelak, a veritable monster whose victims provide him with what he craves most: blood. That’s why he leaves a goblet of his preferred drink in Eve’s refrigerator. He wants her to get a taste of what’s in store….
In Blood Game, Iris Johansen creates an adrenaline rush of non-stop action, and gives readers the same gut-wrenching fear that grips Eve as she takes on her most twisted opponent yet. First, though, she has to convince her lover, Atlanta Detective Joe Quinn, that he isn’t competing with Bonnie’s ghost for her attention. But as they soon find out, ghosts are everywhere—and so are the bodies of women who never had a chance. When the bloodless corpse of a Georgia state senator’s daughter is discovered, Eve decides to accept Jelak’s invitation to come out and play. And she knows that even with help from those she trusts most—Joe, her adopted daughter Jane and a mysterious psychic with his own agenda—the only opponent Jelak wants in his sick game is her.


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White House Diary



Jimmy Carter
Publisher: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, September 20, 2010
Review: Each day during his presidency, Jimmy Carter made several entries in a private diary. The diary amounted to more than 5,000 pages—but this extraordinary document has never been made public, until now.
In White House Diary, Carter has selected his most illuminating entries to offer an astonishingly intimate view of his presidency. Day by day, we see his advocacy for nuclear containment and peace in the Middle East; witness his interactions with such complex personalities as Henry Kissinger, Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin and get the inside story of such seminal events as the Iranian hostage crisis. Accompanied by Carter’s annotated comments, White House Diary is a unique contribution to the history of the American presidency.


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Wolf Tales V



Kate Douglas
, January 02, 2008
Review: Pack brothers Ulrich Mason and Baylor “Bay” Quinn are Chanku, shapeshifters, who morph from human to wolf. Both need to bring Chanku females into the fold, but it won’t be easy. Ulrich’s never known anyone quite like strong-willed Millie, who’s just beginning to learn what she really is. He’s ready and willing to help her embrace her birthright, but the ritual that brings them ultimate pleasure may reveal secrets that destroy them both.…Meanwhile, Bay needs patience and compassion to rescue Manda, who’s caught in a feral limbo between woman and wolf. Scarred by a lifetime of cruelty, she will need the healing hand of a master lover to help her embrace her sensual powers and finally find both passion and peace.


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Civil War Wives


The Lives & Times of Angelina Grimke Weld, Varina Howell Davis & Julia Dent Grant
Carol Berkin
Publisher: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc./Random House, September 01, 2009
Review: In Civil War Wives, historian Carol Berkin, author of the acclaimed Revolutionary Mothers, tells the stories of three fascinating 19th-century wives. Her first subject, Angelina Grimke Weld, was a successful abolitionist orator before she married fellow abolitionist Theodore Weld. The next two, Varina Howell Davis, the wife of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, and Julia Dent Grant, wife of Civil War general and U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant, were more completely defined by their marriages. Examined together, these three women’s marriages provide unique perspectives on the turbulent times they lived through and on the social forces that guided and constrained the women of the day.
Each of these wives left behind significant written records, allowing their stories to be heard in their own voices, rather than filtered through their famous husbands’ commentaries. And each story is fascinating. Angelina Grimke began life as a pampered and self-absorbed child of South Carolina’s slaveholding planter elite, then renounced her family’s values to become one of the most effective antislavery speakers of the 1830s and one of the first Americans to demand equality for women. Yet when she married her mentor, the abolitionist Theodore Weld, she abandoned her career as a public advocate for a life as wife and mother.
Varina Howell, a child of Mississippi’s social elite, had an independent spirit that drew the disapproval of her husband and made her ill-suited to be the first lady of the Confederacy, yet served her well when she was forced to lobby for her husband’s release from prison after the war and made her a great social success when she moved to New York City after her husband’s death.
And in Julia Dent Grant’s story we see the domestic archetype of the 19th-century American woman. The daughter of a successful Missouri merchant, Julia Dent lived a childhood she described as “one long summer of sunshine, flowers and smiles,” was swept off her feet by the man she loved, and sacrificed herself completely for her husband and his career. Only after she was widowed did she, in taking upon the task of memorializing her husband, finally find her own voice.
Berkin finds common threads in these stories: all three women were born into slaveholding families but ended their lives in the free society of the Northeast. And they all had to grapple with—and resist or accept—the 19th-century ideology that regarded men and women as occupying separate spheres, with the latter always measured against an idealization of “true womanhood.
Drawing from diaries, letters, essays, speeches and memoirs, Berkin brings these wives to vivid life, giving us an intimate look at their famous relationships, and revealing the joys and hardships of being a 19th-century woman.


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Rag and Bone


A Journey Among the World's Holy Dead
Peter Manseau
Publisher: Henry Holt & Company, Inc., March 31, 2009
Review: Over the course of this fascinating, intelligent and sometimes funny book, author Peter Manseau comes to the conclusion that the hairs of Muhammad and the teeth of Buddha are like the pieces of the True Cross—innumerable. Filled with true tales of the living and dubious legends of the dead, Rag and Bone introduces you to a California hippie who ended up in a Jerusalem convent because of a nun’s disembodied hand, a French forensic expert who travels the metro with the rib of a saint and more. It’s a thoroughly entertaining and respectful look at the relics of the world’s greatest religious traditions—and the longing for physical contact with the ineffable these shattered bones, detached digits and lost limbs represent.


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Ghost Story


The Dresden Files #13
Jim Butcher
Publisher: Roc/Imp of Nal Signet, July 26, 2011
Review: After the jaw-dropping cliffhanger conclusion of Changes, fans were left wondering what’s next for Chicago’s mighty wizard detective...now that he’s dead. Jim Butcher gives us the answer we’ve all been dying for in Ghost Story, the 13th novel in the #1 New York Times bestselling Dresden Files series.
Harry Dresden doesn’t know the assailant who pulled the trigger. All he knows is that he’s trapped in limbo, invisible and inaudible to the physical world. But that doesn’t mean he can rest in peace. When Harry learns that three of his loved ones are in mortal danger, only by discovering his murderer’s identity can he save their lives. Except now he has no body and no magic to help him. And he’s not really sure which of his friends is the one at risk.
And there’s another, much more immediate problem. Like any law enforcer thrown behind bars, Harry is not the most popular ghost around. Roaming Chicago’s shadows are several dark spirits, and he ought to know, having put them there himself. And now they’re looking for payback.
To save his friends—and his own soul from eternal entrapment—Harry will have to use his considerable wits to pull off the ultimate trick without any magic.


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Citizen-in-Chief


The Second Lives of the American Presidents
Leonard Bernardo
Publisher: William Morrow & Co., Inc./Imp. Har., February 01, 2009
Review: What becomes of former U.S. presidents? In Citizen-in-Chief we learn that although ex-presidents have never exactly been given a defined role in public and political life, their contributions are often many and varied—from Thomas Jefferson’s founding of the University of Virginia, to John Quincy Adams’ battles against slavery as a congressman, to William Howard Taft’s service on the Supreme Court.
While it’s true that most of our Founding Fathers wound up flat broke, today’s former presidents earn millions. Modern “exes”—typified by Carter and Clinton—have redefined the “ex-presidency,” amassing “such large portfolios of diplomatic and humanitarian services that they stand in a class by themselves.


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The Sisters of Sinai


How Two Lady Adventurers Discovered the Hidden Gospels
Janet Soskice
Publisher: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc./Random House, August 18, 2009
Review: Janet Soskice’s The Sisters of Sinai is the story of two unlikely and unsung heroines of the effort to discover the Bible as originally written.
In 1892, identical twin sisters from Scotland made one of the most important scriptural discoveries of modern times. Combing the library of St. Catherine’s Monastery at Mount Sinai, they found one of the earliest known copies of the Gospels in ancient Syriac, a dialect spoken by Jesus. The Sisters of Sinai is the account of how two women without university degrees uncovered and translated this text, bringing a biblical treasure to world attention.
This is a compelling story of the human spirit as the sisters became renowned scriptural authorities, despite their lack of formal training.


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Richard M. Nixon


The American Presidents Series
Elizabeth Drew
Publisher: Times Books, May 29, 2007
Review: When it comes to the art of political warfare, the epithet “Nixonian” is reserved for those figures suspected of playing the dirtiest tricks or harboring the most paranoid and destructive beliefs. The term’s progenitor, Richard Milhous Nixon, fit the bill perfectly. A socially awkward, deeply introverted man, Nixon had few friends, was virtually incapable of small talk, and despised meeting people, or “pressing the flesh,” as he put it. He was insecure, self-pitying, vindictive, angry, suspicious, and yes, sometimes Nixon was literally paranoid. He was capable of holding and nurturing grudges and resentments for years, periodically lashing out at his enemies, both real and perceived.
But as veteran Washington, D.C., journalist and author Elizabeth Drew writes in this penetrating and surprising new biography, “Nixon was much more than the cartoon figure with the perpetual five o’clock shadow.” Indeed, though his presidency is seen almost entirely through the prism of Watergate and impeachment, Nixon accomplished far more than he is usually given credit for. Furthermore, despite his legendary sense of self-pity, Nixon was “amazingly resilient to the end.” Not only did he survive vast and resounding defeats—nearly all of which would have completely crushed most other politicians—but he kept returning to the political stage, creating multiple “New Nixons” for the public, some of whom loved him, some of whom loved to hate him.
How did this difficult and politically improbable figure become America's 37th president? Drew argues that in addition to his remarkable political and emotional resilience, “Nixon displayed extraordinary grit.” He was a tireless worker, a politician who studied and memorized the country on a district-by-district basis, always doing favors for other politicians, and always expecting their support as payment.
Tracing Nixon’s career from his California youth to his rise within the ranks of the Republican Party and his growing reputation as a fierce political fighter and outspoken Cold Warrior, Drew also devotes significant attention to Nixon’s more progressive legacy, including most notably his creation as president of the Environmental Protection Agency and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
But as Drew argues, the seeds of Nixon’s downfall were sown from the start. “The mixing of his psyche with the presidency,” she writes, “made for a poisonous brew, with tragic consequences, as he became the first president to be driven from office.
A provocative and highly revealing portrait of one of America’s most controversial and divisive leaders, this riveting volume is a superb addition to the acclaimed American Presidents Series.


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Full Figured



Brenda Hampton
Publisher: Kensington Books, June 29, 2010
Review: Our Club favorite author hooks up two literary divas to turn up the heat...
In Brenda Hampton’s “Who Ya Wit’,” forty-year-old new divorcee Desa Rae Jenkins feels the full impact of having an “empty nest” when her only son leaves home for college. Depressed and feeling without any purpose in life, she pretty much takes to her bed for a while. But little does she know she’s not going to be spending all that time in bed alone.... Not when Roc comes into her life. Yes, rock-hard Roc totally rocks her world. But how long can she carry on with a man so close to her son’s age?
Then in La Jill Hunt’s “Seven Year Itch,” sassy, full-figured Avery Frederick was woman enough to win the eye of the sexiest dude on the block and was even able to convert bad-boy hustler Duke to a life of true love and near-legitimacy. But seven years later, Duke hasn’t fully transformed into the man Avery’s tried to make him become. On top of that, she’s starting to feel a stirring for her attractive coworker, Vaughn. But is the passion that Avery and Duke have shared all this time enough to help them reconcile their differences and stay together—or will their love for one another finally make them realize it’s time to let go?


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The 9th Judgment (Large Print)



James Patterson
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, April 26, 2010
Review: With explosive action, The 9th Judgment is James Patterson at his unstoppable best!
A young mother and her baby are gunned down while in the garage of a shopping mall. There are no witnesses, and Detective Lindsay Boxer is hard-pressed for answers. But when, that same night, the wife of A-list actor Marcus Dowling is robbed of her jewels and her life, the city of San Francisco is suddenly gripped by panic.
Lindsay spends every waking hour working with her partner, Rich—and their desire threatens to tear apart both her engagement and the Women’s Murder Club. Then, before any of them can get to the bottom of either case, one of the killers forces Lindsay to put her own life on the line. Will it be enough to save the city?


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And Another Thing...



Eoin Colfer
Publisher: Hyperion/Miramax, October 12, 2009
Review: Celebrate the 30th Anniversary of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy with the most talked about book of the year! And Another Thing… is the sixth volume in Douglas Adams’ legendary “trilogy,” written by the fiendishly clever Eoin Colfer, author of the bestselling Artemis Fowl series.
Adams’ first five novels traced the madcap adventures of earthling Arthur Dent and his alien sidekick, Ford Prefect, after earth is destroyed to make way for a hyperspatial bypass. Joined by a cast of zany and lovable characters, they fight loathsome invaders, deal with killer robots…and search the universe for a really good cup of tea.
We can’t tell you much about book six, but don’t panic—Adams’ widow, Jane Belson, feels Eoin Colfer is the perfect writer to continue her husband’s legacy. Having fallen in love with the series as a teen, Colfer was honored and thrilled when he was approached to pen book six. And he is “bloody determined that this will be the best thing [he's] ever written.
For more than 40 years, you’ve followed Arthur and all his friends from radio play to TV, comics, film, even iPhone applications. Now get ready for another screamingly wild ride through the galaxy with And Another Thing….


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The Ultimate Bible Quiz Book



Douglas A. Jacoby
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers Inc, March 18, 2011
Review: Everyone will find lots of material to both entertain and to teach in Douglas A. Jacoby’s The Ultimate Bible Quiz Book.
Jesus never wrote a book. True or false? Who was Abraham’s second son? These questions and hundreds more fill this captivating book of Bible quizzes. Questions come from all 66 books, and most quizzes are just one page long, with answers on the following page. The quizzes are grouped into categories, such as important people in the Bible and books of the Bible.
Seasoned readers will enjoy testing their knowledge and newer ones will appreciate how the questions create structure for their Bible study. Also a great resource for Sunday school teachers, youth leaders and Bible study facilitators.


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The Adventures of Arthur Conan Doyle


A Biography
Russell Miller
Publisher: St. Martin's Press Inc., November 19, 2008
Review: As the man who created Sherlock Holmes, arguably the world’s most famous detective—real or fictitious—Sir Arthur Conan Doyle remains as beloved a writer as when his first Holmes mysteries were published. The author’s life was actually just as nuanced and fascinating as his fiction—he was a doctor, writer and a spiritualist who grew up relatively impoverished, under the shadow of a father who was haunted by mental illness and alcoholism.
Doyle had limited success in selling his stories until Sherlock Holmes became a literary phenomenon, turning the author into an overnight sensation. As indicated in over 1,500 letters to family and friends, the author actually felt the popularity of these stories harmed his reputation as a serious artist.
Biographer Russell Miller had unlimited access to these letters while writing The Adventures of Arthur Conan Doyle, a fascinating account of one of the world’s genuine creative giants. Little-known details of the man are revealed on every page, including accounts of Doyle’s participation in the Boer War, and his affair with another woman while his wife was dying of tuberculosis. This is an utterly absorbing account of a truly complicated man.


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Skippyjon Jones Class Action



Judy Schachner
Publisher: Penguin Group (USA), July 12, 2011
Review: Without a doubt-ito Skippyjon Jones really wants to go to school, especially since all his old amigos, Los Chimichangos, will be there along with a grande ol’ bunch of poochitos. Problem is, cats—even Siamese kitty boys who think they’re Chihuahuas—don’t go to school! But as fans of Judy Schachner’s wildly popular New York Times bestselling series will soon find out in Skippyjon Jones Class Action, nothing can stop this kitty boy from baying with the beagles, learning French with the poodles, drawing doggie doodles and checking out a Chihuahua book from the school library. And when a bully starts sending shiver-itos down the spines of the little yippers, Skippito Friskito is there to save the day! (Ages 4-6)


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Outrage



Robert K. Tanenbaum
Publisher: Pocket Books/Simon & Schuster, June 07, 2011
Review: Fast-paced and filled with electrifying twists and turns, Outrage—the latest Butch Karp/Marlene Ciampi legal thriller from Robert K. Tanenbaum—finds Karp facing one of his most dramatic cases yet.
As New York district attorney, Butch Karp knows he and his crack team of ADAs will prevail if they're sure of the defendant’s guilt and have admissible evidence to convict beyond all doubt. And they'll need all the certainty they can get with the Columbia University Slasher case, a high-profile double homicide the brass want closed fast. But when Karp's wife, Marlene, learns that his office has indicted the wrong man, Karp—who believes it’s his duty to seek justice, not just win at all costs—must go up against his own NYPD to catch and prosecute the real killer, a manipulative predator who brutalizes vulnerable young women.
After being approached by the mother of the unjustly accused defendant, Marlene, a crusading defense attorney and P.I., risks her life to prove that the confession wrung out of the young man is false and the case against him a sham. If she fails, not only will an innocent man be sent to prison, but the real killer will remain out on the streets, willing and eager to kill again.


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Coming Home: A Chesapeake Diaries Novel



Mariah Stewart
Publisher: Ballantine Books Inc./Random House, March 23, 2010
Review: In Coming Home, bestselling author Mariah Stewart pens a powerful tale about a widower who gets a second chance at love while visiting the Chesapeake Bay.
After years spent grieving for his murdered wife, ex-FBI agent Grady Shields has finally returned to the world, agreeing to come out of seclusion to attend his sister’s upcoming wedding. But what was supposed to be a quick and quiet visit changes when he meets Vanessa Keaton. Neither of them is looking for romance, but the chemistry they share is hard to deny. Unfortunately, unbidden love isn’t the only thing troubling Vanessa. When a nightmare from her past resurfaces, it sends them both on a voyage of discovery that, ultimately, reminds them love doesn’t always have to hurt.


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The Ideal Man (Large Print)



Julie Garwood
Publisher: Dutton, Div of Penguin Putnam, August 09, 2011
Review: Julie Garwood’s The Ideal Man is unrivaled romantic suspense. Surgeon Ellie Sullivan is out jogging when she witnesses a shooting. She’s able to save the victim, but all Ellie can tell FBI Agent Max Daniels is that the gunman was in the company of a woman. What she doesn’t tell the ruggedly handsome agent is that being in his presence sends more adrenaline surging through her system than she felt during her ordeal! But while Max shares the attraction, at the moment he’s more concerned with the couple Ellie saw, notorious weapons dealers who have almost certainly put a price on her head. When Max learns she’s gone to South Carolina for her sister’s wedding, he shows up to protect her, unaware of another threat looming in the shadows….


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Snitch



Booker T. Mattison
Publisher: Fleming H. Revell Company, May 01, 2011
Review: In Jersey City, the code of the streets is simple. No matter what, you don’t snitch. But what happens when you stand to lose everything if you don’t? Bus driver Andre’s already skating on thin ice with his baby mama Sandra when she throws him out, unconvinced that his loyalties lie with her and their son and not his thug buddies. But when Andre witnesses a murder in the toughest neighborhood on his route, and makes eye contact with the killer, will he hold to the “no snitch” code that’s defined him for so long? Between the murder, the drug dealers, fear of being killed and losing his family, Andre feels like he has nothing to live for. But when God unexpectedly enters his life, the answers finally become clear....


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Cycles of Time


An Extraordinary New View of the Universe
Roger Penrose
Publisher: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc./Random House, May 10, 2011
Review: One of the deepest mysteries of our universe,” writes Roger Penrose in Cycles of Time, “is the puzzle of whence it came.” It will not surprise fans of this brilliant thinker that Penrose has developed a new framework to resolve that puzzle, dubbed “conformal cyclic cosmology.
Current understanding of our universe dictates that all matter will eventually thin out to zero density, with huge black holes finally evaporating away into massless energy. Penrose turns around this picture of the universe’s “heat death,” arguing how the expected ultimate fate of our accelerating, expanding universe can actually be reinterpreted as the Big Bang of a new one.
Cycles of Time proffers bold and original ideas about the nature of the cosmos.


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The Everything® Large-Print Cryptograms Book


East-to-Read, Fun-to-Solve Puzzles
Niki Katz
Publisher: Adams Media Corporation, March 18, 2010
Review: You’ll definitely need your thinking caps to decipher the more than 280 puzzles in this irresistible book, but one thing you won’t need is a magnifying glass. Everything Cryptograms are finally in large print! Using both simple and complex codes, The Everything Large-Print Cryptograms Book is both challenging and easy to read. Perfect for beginners and experts alike, it’s full of devilishly disguised phrases and sayings, including: famous quotes, everyday expressions, humorous ponderings and holiday sentiments. Every puzzle is in an easy-on-the-eyes format and includes plenty of room to write answers. With The Everything Large-Print Cryptograms Book you’ll finally be able to test your wits without straining your eyes! Softcover.


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The Legacy



Katherine Webb
Publisher: Harper Collins Publishers, August 30, 2011
Review: The Legacy by Katherine Webb is a tale of treachery and lies still unknown to Erica Calcott and her sister Beth when they arrive at Storton Manor in Wiltshire, England, to sort through their late grandmother’s belongings. The estate awakens many fond memories—and one tragedy that has haunted Beth in particular for years: the disappearance of their cousin, Henry, when Erica was eight. As Erica sifts through remnants of their grandmother’s past, she’s stunned to find a secret history that stretches back to Oklahoma in the 1900s, where a society heiress struggled to make peace with a savage land. But past and present converge for the sisters as they learn of two terrible acts of betrayal—and the legacy of heartbreak left behind.


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Sunset


Sunrise Series #4
Karen Kingsbury
Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers, April 22, 2008
Review: Karen Kingsbury is one of our most beloved authors of bestselling Christian fiction. Her gift for telling a captivating tale with valuable life lessons makes her novels modern-day parables for readers who enjoy a compelling story woven around the challenges Christians face in today’s world.
This fourth book in the bestselling Sunrise series brings us more of the family we just can’t get enough of—the Baxters. Can their love for each other help John Baxter as he and Elaine make plans to marry—and help another Baxter’s struggle to realize a life of happiness in the sunset years?
As John and Elaine make their wedding plans, another family member enters into the most trying season of all. During this time of renewed love and hope for the future, the family tries to come together to establish the sacred ground of marriage and chart a course for the future. Memories of times gone by meet with the changes of today in a story that proves only the support of faith and family can take a person into the exhilarating adventure of the sunset years of life.
Can love help the Baxters meet life’s challenges? Enjoy Sunset and find out as Karen Kingsbury once again invites you into the lives of the Baxters.


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