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A florist deals with love, grief and renewal in a small town.

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He's motherless and on the run in 1936. He's also very smart! Wonderful story and characterization.

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In private practice having lost his U.S. Attorney job, Dan Galindo takes a case that ends up in murder. Smart legal thriller.

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Hugo Cabret, an orphan, clock keeper, and a thief, and the stories of his travels. Exciting!

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A fast-moving thriller that keeps you guessing until the very end. Excellent dialogue.

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First of the delightful Stephanie Plum novels. Read it and you'll be hooked!

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A surprisingly good first book, fast paced and funny, with an involved plot that has little to do with boxing. Don't miss Round Two.

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A young woman volunteers as a nurse during World War II.

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A homeless man travels to Seattle encountering his estranged father, a police chief, other characters & situations combine to create a novel of compassion. Memorable and moving!

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This book shows how difficult a political campaign can b on a marriage.

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Secrets abound in this victoria era crime novel. A rich cast of characters, scientific detail, & Gothic atmosphere. I didn't want it to end.

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Emma leaves behind her Manhattan life for a new start in Connecticut.

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The adventure of a pen and the chaos it creates.

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Beautiful reminder to not make assumptions about those differently-abled than we are.

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A light-hearted novel about second chances in love and life.

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A historical novel that takes you into the hard life of women in a small Colorado mining town during the 1800's. Characters are strong and lovable.

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A lifelong secret creates emotional troubles and conflict in the lives of two families.

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One poor decision creates a domino effect in this intricate thriller.

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A teenager "aging out" of foster care does community service helping an elderly woman and discovers answers to haunting mysteries.

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This master storyteller gives us another gem. It's based on an incredible American ghost story set in 1896 West Virginia

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A delightful look at the life of working class families in the 1960's Dublin, Ireland. Delightful characters, funny and heart warming.

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2 Women, both victims of horrible acts on intersecting courses. Great book read in 1 day!

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Broken wheel, Iowa has never met anyone like Sara, who opens a book shop and revitalizes the dying little town.

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The beginning of a trilogy - Snow White, with a twist.

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Rumors fly, dark secrets are exposed and a village is divided following a town councilman's death.

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Different, interesting and convincingly researched. A mystery in history... solved?

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In 1963, a 9 year old girl runs away and accepts a ride that changes her life. Poignant, funny & Memorable.

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Extremely well written story of a young man with cerebral palsy and his friendship with a "drugged out" woman. A quick, absorbing read.

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A shockingly real love story of two teenagers.

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What connects a meteoroid in Maine with the murder of a scientist in California? Wyman Ford in on the case, and the solution is out of this world (literally).

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In this latest Cotton Malone adventure, author Steve Berry intertwines Confederate gold, the threat of shifting the balance of power in the U.S. Government, the Smithsonian Institution, and the mysterious Knights of the Golden Circle. A great read as you try to sort fact from fiction!

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Delightful read! The main character seems to be a grumpy old man set in his ways, but slowly you begin to see a deeper connection to many people in some surprising ways. Don't judge a book by it's cover: some grumpy old men have big hearts!

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At last we learn about special agent pendergast's family. A past he didn't know he had now haunts him. Neo-nazis, eugenics, and southern-style detective work!

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Before "aging-out" of foster care, Molly takes a volunteer position helping an elderly womam. Their similarities are amazing.

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This author is a master at telling tales of the joys and struggles of a 19th century colorado mountain life. This is one of her best. Strong female characters.

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A curmudgeon hides beneath a cranky exterior following a painful loss while developing and unexpected friendship with his new neighbors.

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Jobless and in debt, a young writer gets caught up in the theft of rare manuscripts. Ingenious plot.

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The innocence of 1964 America shines in this witty, charming tale of a 5th-grader's unforgettable Christmas

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Light, amusing "whodunit" in a cozy english village, complete with an old manor house and all the trimmings.

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Empty nesters struggle with how to celebrate Christmas without their children. Moving ahead isn't easy.

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Better than the movie, about a young woman finding herself.

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Will Hadia's wedding reuinte her family or are they too broken already?

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A steampunk mystery featuring a woman disguised as her "brother" prowling the dark streets of London.

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A quick read with a surprising ending!

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Hanna Cosey regretfully returns from london to her rural Irish hometown to become its librarian. Told with wit and charm.

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A coming of age cyber-quest. The young hero is on a virtual treasure hunt.

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"We want what you have." A postcard from a londer realty company, or from someone with sinister intent?

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The Author of Eat Pray Love inspires you to be creative.