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The Woman in Suite 11 by Ruth WareJournalist Lo Blacklock travels to a luxury Swiss hotel hoping to revive her career, but when a mysterious woman draws her into a dangerous chase across Europe, she must weigh ambition against survival in a world of wealth and shifting alliances.
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Atmosphere : a love story by Taylor Jenkins ReidIn the summer of 1980, Joan Goodwin begins training with a group of candidates for NASA's space shuttle program.
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An Inside Job by Daniel SilvaThe 25th book in the Gabriel Allon series. The art world, the mob and the Vatican intersect when a Leonardo da Vinci painting goes missing.
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Sunrise on the reaping / : A Hunger Games Novel by Suzanne CollinsIt's the 50th annual Hunger Games and as the games begin, District 12 tribute Haymitch Abernathy realizes he's been set up to fail, but something in him wants to fight, in the fifth book in the Hunger Games series.
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Don't Let Him In by Lisa JewellA man with dark secrets in his past may cause trouble for three women who did not heed the warning about him.
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Never flinch : a novel by Stephen KingHolly Gibney does double duty by helping head off acts of retribution and protecting a women's rights activist.
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Focus on: Biographies and Memoirs
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Barefoot Contessa Ina Garten shares her past and her process in this memoir that chronicles decades of personal challenges, adventures and misadventures, and unexpected career twists. |
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Me : Elton John by Elton JohnThe official autobiography by the influential music artist includes coverage of John’s complicated upbringing in a London suburb, his celebrity collaborations, his struggles with addiction and the establishment of his AIDS Foundation.
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by Walter Isaacson
A best-selling author draws on da Vinci's remarkable notebooks as well as new discoveries about his life and work in a narrative portrait that connects the master's art to his science, demonstrating how da Vinci's genius was based on the skills and qualities of everyday people, from curiosity and observation to imagination and fantasy. |
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