His Majesty’s Airship by S C Gwynne

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 …

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Strange Sally Diamond by Liz Nugent

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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Honey, Baby, Mine by Laura Dern and Diane Ladd

After being poisoned by pesticides used in her area, Diane Ladd's lungs were so scarred that she was given only 6 months to live. Her daughter, actress Laura Dern, was told that getting her mother walking might help and give her mother more time, so they started going for walks together. Terrified that they were …

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Someone Is Always Watching by Kelley Armstrong

When they were kids, obedient Blythe and bad boy Tucker became best friends when they got revenge on their babysitter by throwing a rock through her car window. It's an act that forges an unbreakable bond, but recent events have them pretending to keep their distance. Until friend Gabrielle starts to act weird and the …

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Don’t Fear The Reaper by Stephen Graham Jones

4 years after the events of the novel My Heart Is A Chainsaw, Jade Daniels is back in Proofrock Idaho, right on time for Dark Mill South to arrive, a prolific indigenous serial killer who has just escaped from a prison transfer, and start killing teens like a classic slasher movie villain. (According to the …

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