New Fiction Highlights - Middletown Thrall Library

New Fiction Highlights - Middletown Thrall Library

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New Fiction Highlights
Stone Mattress:
Nine Tales
An Italian Wife
A Sudden Light
by Ann Hood
by Garth Stein
by Margaret Atwood
“The extraordinary story
of Josephine Rimaldi –
her joys, sorrows, and
passions, spanning more
than seven decades.”
“When a boy tries to save
his parents' marriage, he
uncovers a legacy of family
secrets in a coming-of-age
ghost story by the author of
the internationally
bestselling phenomenon,
The Art of Racing in the
Rain.”
“A collection of highly
imaginative short pieces
that speak to our times
with deadly accuracy.
Vintage Atwood
creativity, intelligence,
and humor.”
More New Fiction…
The Darling Dahlias and the Silver Dollar Bush
- Susan Wittig Albert
The Zone of Interest - Martin Amis
The Blood of an Englishman - M.C. Beaton
Broken Monsters - Lauren Beukes
Defender of the Innocent - Lawrence Block
Shifting Shadows - Patricia Briggs
Raging Heat - Richard Castle
Personal - Lee Child
Night of the White Buffalo - Margaret Coel
Robert B. Parker's Blind Spot - Reed Farrel Coleman
The Lost Key - Catherine Coulter
To Dwell in Darkness - Deborah Crombie
The Eye of Heaven - Clive Cussler
Virtue Falls - Christina Dodd
Perfidia - James Ellroy
Dark Blood - Christine Feehan
Edge of Eternity - Ken Follett
The Secret Place - Tana French
The Betrayed - Heather Graham
Joyful - Shelley Shepard Gray
The King's Curse - Philippa Gregory
A Place Called Hope - Philip Gulley
Fighting Chance - Jane Haddam
The Monogram Murders - Sophie Hannah
The Witch with No Name - Kim Harrison
Haunted - Kay Hooper
The Perfect Witness - Iris Johansen
Somewhere Safe with Somebody Good - Jan Karon
Murder 101 - Faye Kellerman
The Golem of Hollywood - Jonathan Kellerman
Son of No One - Sherrilyn Kenyon
Angels Walking - Karen Kingsbury
Life Deluxe - Jens Lapidus
The Drop - Dennis Lehane
The River - Beverly Lewis
The Day of Atonement - David Liss
The Stone Wife - Peter Lovesey
The Assassination of Margaret Thatcher - Hilary Mantel
Proof Positive - Archer Mayor
The Children Act - Ian McEwan
French Pastry Murder - Leslie Meier
Rose Gold - Walter Mosley
The Wonder of All Things - Jason Mott
Lovely, Dark, Deep - Joyce Carol Oates
Burn - James Patterson
Blood on the Water - Anne Perry
Bones Never Lie - Kathy Reichs
Festive in Death - J.D. Robb
Rise of the King - R.A. Salvatore
Queen Bee Goes Home Again - Haywood Smith
Mr. Bones - Paul Theroux
The Paying Guests - Sarah Waters
The Seventh Sigil - Margaret Weis and Robert Krammes
Author Spotlight: Ken Follett
Follett weaves history, suspense, and captivating characters
into compelling stories and epics. Popular titles include...
Code to Zero
Fall of Giants (Century Trilogy, bk. 1)
Jackdaws
The Pillars of the Earth
Winter of the World (Century Trilogy, bk. 2)
Follet’s newest book, Edge of Eternity,
completes his Century Trilogy.
You can learn more about the author at
www.ken-follett.com
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Please see the back page.
New Nonfiction Highlights
The Glass Cage
World Order
by Nicolas Carr
by Henry Kissinger
“An urgent examination
of the human
consequences of
automation. What kind
of world are we building
for ourselves? That's the
question Nicholas Carr
tackles in this important,
absorbing book”
“A deep meditation on
the roots of international
harmony and global
disorder.”
A Cool and Lonely
Courage
by Susan Ottaway
“The incredible true story of
British special agents Eileen
and Jacqueline Nearne,
sisters who risked everything
to fight for freedom during the
Second World War.”
More New Nonfiction …
Liar, Temptress, Soldier, Spy - Karen Abbott
The Half Has Never Been Told - Edward Baptist
Law of the Jungle - Paul Barrett
The Pious Ones - Joseph Berger
You Can't Make This Stuff Up - Theresa Caputo
How We Learn - Benedict Carey
So We Read On - Maureen Corrigan
All Things Possible - Andrew Cuomo
Not That Kind of Girl - Lena Dunham
Unretirement - Chris Farrell
In Search of the Perfect Loaf - Samuel Fromartz
Enough - Gabrielle Giffords and Mark Kelly
Off the Sidelines - Kirsten Gillibrand
Rebel Yell - S.C. Gwynne
George Frideric Handel - Ellen Harris
Act Like A Success, Think Like A Success - Steve Harvey
The Short and Tragic Life of Robert Peace - Jeff Hobbs
How We Got to Now - Steven Johnson
A Path Appears - Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn
Tennessee Williams - John Lahr
After Lincoln - A.J. Langguth
Have a Happy Family by Friday - Kevin Leman
Just Between Us - Mario Lopez
Before Amen - Max Lucado
Rebel Souls - Justin Martin
Living Courageously - Joyce Meyer
The Marshmallow Test - Walter Mischel
The Underground Girls of Kabul - Jenny Nordberg
Killing Patton - Bill O'Reilly
You Can, You Will - Joel Osteen
The Impulse Society - Paul Roberts
UnPHILtered - Phil Robertson
Angry Optimist - Lisa Rogak
Dataclysm - Christian Rudder
How Google Works - Eric Schmidt
Daring: My Passages - Gail Sheehy
Death of a King - Tavis Smiley
Eichmann Before Jerusalem - Bettina Stangneth
You Might Remember Me - Mike Thomas
The Roosevelts - Geoffrey Ward
The News Sorority - Sheila Weller
Cosby - Mark Whitaker
What I Know for Sure - Oprah Winfrey
Thirteen Days in September - Lawrence Wright
13 Hours - Mitchell Zuckoff
Nonfiction Author Spotlight: Diane Ackerman
This naturalist and poet often writes about nature as well as human relationships. Her latest book, The
Human Age, is described as “a beguiling, optimistic engagement with the changes affecting every part of our
lives” and “a wise and beautiful book that will astound, delight, and inform intelligent life for a long time to
come.” Other popular nonfiction titles by Ackerman include…
An Alchemy of Mind: The Marvel and Mystery of the Brain
Cultivating Delight: A Natural History of My Garden
Dawn Light: Dancing with Cranes and Other Ways to Start the Day
A Natural History of Love
A Natural History of the Senses
One Hundred Names for Love: A Stroke, a Marriage, and the Language of Healing
The Rarest of the Rare: Vanishing Animals, Timeless Worlds
The Zookeeper’s Wife
You can learn more about the author at: www.dianeackerman.com
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