In 2003, a postcard is received with four names on it, and no return address. The four names are four members of a Jewish family whose lives were torn apart by the Holocaust. Years later, Anne is pregnant, and on bed rest, as her mother tells her the story of their family, her grandparents and …
After a poorly researched article lands her in the public eye for the wrong reasons, Sal is without a job and left facing her unhappy marriage and dying career. When she reads an article about a writer she met briefly years before, she recognizes their interaction in his posthumously printed manuscript excerpt. She decides to …
Tanz the actress/psychic detective is back! Huzzah! Following the events of the previous book in this series, Tanz is feeling lost when the New Age store that she was working at suddenly closes, her new clairvoyant mentor and friend is busy working, her lover is off traveling the world and potentially meeting other, cuter people. …
The latest in the mystery thriller series focusing on Temperance Brennan, the forensic anthropologist, this time finds her heading to Turks and Caicos, where young male tourists have been disappearing off the coast under mysterious circumstances, and turning up dead. Soon she finds herself far from home, embroiled in events that are spiraling as more …
Continue reading The Bone Hacker (Temperance Brennan series) by Kathy Reichs
Meg Kissinger grew up in a family of 8, a rag tag bunch of kids in a loving home, but she also grew up hiding a secret: both of her parents were mentally ill and no one was talking about it. From her mother disappearing from the home for periods of time, to siblings struggling …
August goes to university as a track star poised for success, and hoping to get out from under his overbearing sisters influence. There he meets Segun, who is openly gay, which in Nigeria is illegal, and he can't stop thinking about him. While their love blooms, August feel unable to come out, under pressure from …
Continue reading And Then He Sang A Lullaby by Ani Kayode Somtochukwu
Stephane Breitwieser is the most prolific art thief of all time, taking art works and historical objects from museums all over Europe with the help of his girlfriend in broad daylight, amassing a collection worth over $2 billion. All of which he kept for his own enjoyment in his attic bedroom in his mother's house. …
Jane Start is a music star who had a hit ten years ago, but who has had middling success since. When the writer of her original song, Jonesy, contacts her about performing at the Royal Albert Hall, she reluctantly gets on a plane, where she meets cute with a handsome Oxford English Professor. Soon they …
His Majesty's Airship is the latest non-fic from Pulitzer prize finalist SC Gwynne, author of Empire of the Summer Moon. The books tells the story of the British Airship R101, which went down a huge blazing crash in 1930, causing more deaths than the Hindenburg disaster 7 years later. At the time, airships had been …
Sally is the town oddball in her small, Irish village, raised by a psychiatrist father and a GP mother, she avoids social interaction, is emotionally unattached and thinks she might be autistic. When her father dies in his sleep, she remembers that he said to just throw him out with the trash, so she puts …
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