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Friday, November 8, 2019

Staff loved authors newest titles have hit the shelves

Old Bones (Nora Kelly Book 1) by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child

"Long-time readers of Preston and Child will love to see the beloved characters of Nora Kelly and Corrie Swanson take center stage in what is a terrific start to a new series. Their writing talent shines as this mix of history, exploration of nature and crime will without a doubt land on the top of the best-seller lists. Though some of the historical facts have been tweaked a bit for the story to work, a note to the reader from the authors at the end reveals what is true and what they made up, and is sure to lead to a surge in attention for non-fiction accounts of what really happened that horrible winter."





Neon Prey (A Prey Novel Book 29) by John Sandford


“[Sandford is] his usual entertaining self in this hard-core adventure....Davenport is an inspired creation.”


The Institute: A Novel by Stephen King

“As consummately honed and enthralling as the very best of [King’s] work...How do you maintain your dignity and humanity in an environment designed to strip you of both? That theme, such an urgent one in literature from the 20th century onward, falls well within King’s usual purview...Of all the cosmic menaces that King’s heroes have battled, [the] slow creep into inhumanity may be the most terrifying yet, because it is all too real.”




The Night Window: A Jane Hawk Novel by Dean Koontz


“The best installment in the series since the first . . . [Koontz] revs it up with entertaining encounters and offbeat humor.”

One Good Deed by David Baldacci


"Mega-selling mystery writer David Baldacci's latest takes us back in time and introduces a new series protagonist that may become one of his most popular . . . a captivating page-turner."



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