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Hannibal Rising by Tom Harris
How did Hannibal the Cannibal become a monster? This chilling novel from Thomas Harris explores Hannibal's childhood to reveal what made him what he is. Virtuoso storytelling from the most literate of thriller writers. |
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Brother Odd by Karen Slaughter
After the death of his love, Stormy Llewellyn, Odd Thomas seeks peace in an isolated monastery. But a killer is stalking the ancient halls, and he's an enemy who eclipses any Odd has ever encountered. |
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Nature Girl by Carl Hiassen
Hiaasen returns with another rollicking great tale from south Florida about a woman who tries to teach a telemarketer a little civility. It doesn't go well. Hiaasen is "Pure reading pleasure"-The New York Times. |
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Jesus Land by Julia Scheeres
A heartbreaking and darkly humorous coming-of-age memoir that takes us from a hotbed of Midwest racism to a brutal Christian reform school in the Dominican Republic. "Brilliant, sorrow-filled, rage tangled" (Joe Loya, author of The Man Who Outgrew His Prison Cell). |
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Mother by Linda Ann Rentschler
Despite being a mom with two young sons, Mary can't stop mourning her mother. When she meets a young woman suffering the same loss, the two search for a way to talk to their late mothers once more. |
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Faithless by Karen Slaughter
Georgia medical examiner Sara Linton and her lover, police chief Jeffrey Tolliver, must discover who left a young girl buried alive in the woods...before the killer seizes his next victim. |
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You: the Owner's Manual by Michael F. Roizen, M.D.,
and Mehmet C. Oz, M.D.
You can turn back the clock! This insider's guide takes the mystery out of wellness by explaining what you need to know to get healthier, stronger and feel younger. Includes starter quiz, exercise tips, calorie-saving recipes. |
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Beautiful Lies by Lisa Unger
Ridley Jones thought she had a comfortable life, with a loving family and a shared attraction with the handsome neighbor next door-until her random act of kindness reveals it's all been a farce. The truth hurts...and now it might even kill her. |
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