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Libby Copeland Author of The Lost Family |
Fahra Daredia
Beale Memorial Library |
Jasmin LoBasso
Kern County Library |
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The Mirror & The Light by Hilary MantelA tale inspired by the final years of Thomas Cromwell describes how after the execution of Anne Boleyn and childbed death of Queen Jane, the former blacksmith’s son orchestrates a desperate plot to fortify England and save his own life. |
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The Searcher by Tana FrenchLooking to start a new life in a small Irish village, former Chicago police officer Cal Hooper comes out of retirement to help find a missing kid and uncovers layers of darkness beneath his picturesque retreat. |
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OutlanderClaire Randall, a married combat nurse in 1945, is mysteriously swept back in time to 1743 where she is forced to marry a young Scottish warrior. |
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The Lost Family: How DNA Testing is Upending Who We Are by Libby CopelandA journalist investigates the business practices of companies like Ancestry and 23andMe and explores the stories of individuals who participated in home genetic testing and had their lives turned upside down by the results. |
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We Free the Stars by Hafsah FaizalA conclusion to the duology that began with We Hunt the Flame finds Zafira, Nasir and Kifah navigating limited resources, reluctant allies and a fearful kingdom to finish a captive Altair’s plan to restore magic to all of Arawiya. |
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Resurrection Ertugrul Ertugrul is captured by the Mongols. After escaping, his return to the tribe creates internal strife with his cousin Tugtekin. Meanwhile, Ertugrul's long-lost brother appears. The Kayi tribe splits as Ertugrul and a group journey to West Anatolia, leaving the rest of the tribe. |
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The Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick NessA lone telepathic boy in a town filled with aggressive men becomes increasingly aware that a terrible secret is being kept from him, prompting him to run away with his loyal dog before stumbling on an eerily silent, surviving girl. |
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Beast. Creature. Monster.
Dangerous.
All of these things have been said about Gren.
Willa doesn't believe it, though. She knows that monsters can sometimes come in appealing packages. She knows that for all of his snarls and fearsome appearance, he'd never hurt her.
And she knows she has to get Gren away from the Icehome camp, because no one will ever see him as a person, not when he attacks all who come close. Not when he's tied and treated like an animal.
She's going to save him . . . or fall in love. Maybe both. Willa doesn't mind that he's a beast, as long as he's her beast.
Contains mature themes. |
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Brooklyn Nine-NineFollows the adventures of the detectives and their commanding officer in a Brooklyn, New York, police precinct. |
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