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Adult Services Staff Picks September 2021 |
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Mrs. March
by Virginia Feito
Recommended by: Sarah V.
When someone suggests that the protagonist in her husband’s latest book is based on her, Mrs. March questions everything she believes about her husband as she embarks on a harrowing journey that builds to near psychosis – one that may uncover a killer and the long-buried secrets of her past.
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Damnation Spring
by Ash Davidson
Recommended by: Sarah R.
A beautifully written novel set in a California logging community in the 1970s, following the residents as they grapple with their relationships to each other, to the logging company, and to the earth. At times heartbreaking, but also shot through with love and hope.
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Never Saw Me Coming
by Vera Kurian
Recommended by: Rachel
While taking part in an unusual clinical study that brings together some of the most dangerous minds, Chloe Sevre, a freshman honor student – and diagnosed psychopath with an IQ of 135- goes from hunter to prey when one of the participants is murdered.
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Camp Spirit
by Axelle Lenoir
Recommended by: Lori
Forced to take a job as a summer camp counselor, Elodie finds herself responsible for a horde of foul-mouthed girls while investigating a dark mystery lurking around the camp.
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Murder Most Fowl
by Donna Andrews
Recommended by: Brandee
This is the 29th book in her Meg Langslow’s series, and it’s a delight from the first page. Over the years, Meg has dated, gotten married, and had twin boys. Those boys are now teenagers! Along with a mystery to solve, there are zany characters, crazy relatives, all kinds of mischief and lots of animals! I love that no matter how much time has gone by, I can quickly remember the characters within just a few pages. When I pick up one of these books in the series, I know that I will have a fun, quick read ahead of me. One of my favorite cozy mystery series.
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