New Releases for February 2012

Moonlight in the morning – Jude Deveraux

I’ll walk alone – Mary Higgins Clark

Damaged – John Lescroart

Buried Secrets – Joseph Finder

What the Day owes the Night – Yasmina Khadra

Killer of Men – Christian Cameron

The Social Animal – David Brooks

Fortune Cookie – Bryce Courtenay

I Shall Not Hate – Izzeldin Abuelaish

Pigeon English – Stephen Kelman

The Fifth Witness – Michael Connelly

Lethal – Sandra Brown

 

New Releases for January 2012

Sing you home – Jodi Picoult

Extremely Loud & Incredibility Close – Jonathan Safran Foer

The Border Vixen – Bertrice Small

A Stolen Life, a memoir – Jaycee Dugard

Seductive as Flame – Susan Johanson

The Assassin’s Prayer – Ariana Franklin

A Tiny Bit Marvelous – Dawn French

The Sixth Man – David Baldacci

Empire of the Moghul- Ruler of the World – Alex Rutherford

Madame Tussaud – Michelle Moran

Spirit Bound – Christine Feehan

In Too Deep – Jayne Ann Krentz

Abducted – Charlene & Lisa

The Devotion of Suspect X – Keigo Higashino

The Lake of Dreams – Kim Edwards

Custody – Manju Kapur

It’s not about you – Bob Burg

 

New Releases for December 2011……Ho! Ho! Ho!

Destiny – Louise Bagshawe

The Valcourt Heiress – Catherine Coulter

Lover Unleashed – JR Ward

Heroes of Olympus;  Sons of Nepture – Rick Riordan

Steve Jobs – Walter Issacson

Taking the lead – Sarah Monk

Breakfast at Darcy’s – Ali McNamera

The Little Death – P J Parrish

All the Devils are Here – Bethany Mclean/Joe Nocera

Diary of a Wimpy Kid – Cabin Fever – Jeff Kinney

Legally dead – Kevin Flynn/Rebecca Lavoie

The Flipside – Adam J Jackson

Getting More – Stuart Diamond

The Whisperers – John Connelly

Gideon’s Sword – Douglas Preston/Lincoln Child

Alter of Bones – Philip Carter

Cross Fire – James Patterson

Foreign Influence – Brad Thor

Dark Prophecy – Anthony E Zuiker

By Night Fall – Michael Cummingham

Author review – Camilla Lackberg

A RARE FIND!

Camilla Lackberg is a household name in Sweden. Her psychological thrillers featuring Detective Patrik Hedstrom are engaging and full of suspense.  Set in a small town called Fjallbacka where the only criminals are petty thieves and drunken misfits. But when gruesome murders take place in Fjallbacka, police superintendent, Mellberg, an obnoxious, lazy and (one may even call him) a sleazy individual is called upon to solve the crimes. Although the murders are usually solved by Detective Hedstorm and his partner, Martin however all credit goes to the ‘sleaze bag’ Mellberg.

A good crime novel worth curling up for during a chilly stormy night……….

New Releases for November 2011

In Pursuit of Eliza Cynster – Stephenie Laurens

Alterant – Sherrilyn Kenyon & Dianna Love

Dead or Alive – Tom Clancy

Tiger, Tiger – a memoir – Margaux Fargoso

Dark Peril – Christine Feehan

Slow Ride – Erin McCarthy

88 Killer – Oliver Stark

Chasing the night – Iris Johansen

What Lies Beneath – Sarah Rayne

Daughters of Rome – Kate Quinn

The Tyrant’s Novel – Thomas Keneally

The Pindar Diamond – Katie Hickman

And then it happened – Linda Green

Don’t you love me Daddy? – Toni Maguire

The Gods of Atlantis – David Gibbins

Live Wire – Harlan Coben

A discovery of Witches – Deborah Harkness