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Adult Services Staff Picks April 2022 |
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The Golden Couple
by Greer Hendricks
Recommended by: Claire G.
Avery, a maverick therapist who lost her license due to controversial agrees to help golden couple Marissa and Mathew Bishop overcome Marisa’s cheating, setting all three of them on a collision course because the biggest—and most dangerous—secrets have not yet been revealed.
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The Accomplice
by Lisa Lutz
Recommended by: Rachel D.
Owen and his best friend Luna, who have been inextricably linked for years—and who share a deadly secret, feel the walls quickly closing in around them when Owen’s wife is murdered, unleashing a torrent of secrets from the past.
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Wildcat
by Amelia Morris
Recommended by: Laura S.
When she discovers that her best friend Regina may not be a friend at all, new mother, aspiring writer and former shop girl, Leanne, while trying to undermine Regina, forms an unexpected friendship with a lauded writer who offers her something new.
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Bewilderment
by Richard Powers
Recommended by: Sarah V.
A widowed astrobiologist and single father to a troubled son contemplates an experimental neurofeedback treatment that trains the boy on the recorded patterns of his mother’s brain.
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One Italian Summer
by Rebecca Serle
Recommended by: Joanna B.
Still reeling from her mother’s death, Carol embarks on their mother-daughter trip to Positano, Italy, alone, where she encounters her mother in the flesh at 30 years old and must reconcile the mother who knew everything with this young woman who does not yet have a clue.
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Wow, No Thank You: Essays
by Samantha Irby
Recommended by: Brandee C.
A new collection of humorous and edgy essays from the author of Meaty and We Are Never Meeting in Real Life that highlight the ups and downs of aging, marriage and living with step-children in small-town Michigan.
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Musts, Maybes, and Nevers: A Book About the Movies
by David V. Picker
Recommended by: Lori P.
As president of United Artists, Paramount, and Columbia, David Picker's seen it all, loved it all (well, most of it), and now he's sharing it all. When the show is over you will have learned about the deals, the hits, the flops, the good guys, the bad guys, and all the rest.
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