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Book Club: The next meeting will be on Tuesday February 9, beginning at 7 p.m. The book this month is Barbara Kingsovler’s The Poisonwood Bible. New member are welcome and copies of this title can be picked up at check-out desk.
Reminder: If you cannot find a title on our shelves, we have interlibrary loan access available from all libraries across Canada. Also, we are constantly ordering in new books and we will gladly take requests. Most of our books are written in English; however, with our population changes we would like to offer a more multi-lingual collection.
New Books Spotlight:
Ford County by John Grisham: The author returns to Ford County, Mississippi—the setting of his popular first novel, A Time to Kill – in a surprising collection of stories.
Kindred in Death by J.D. Robb: Investigating the brutal murder of her new captain’s sixteen-year-old daughter, Lieutenant Eve Dallas believes she is closing in on the perpetrator only to encounter a series of teasing clues that suggest the identities of several possible suspects.
Once in a Blue Moon by Eileen Goudge: Separated in childhood and sent to foster homes after their neglectful mother’s imprisonment, sisters Lindsay and Kerrie Ann are reunited in adulthood and help each other through the fiercest battles of their lives despite their differences.
Plum Pudding Murder by Joanne Fluke: When Larry Jaeger, the owner of the Crazy Elf Christmas Tree Lot, is murdered, bakery owner Hannah Swensen, during the busiest time of the year, must sift though a wealth of suspects before a murderous Scrooge strikes again.
A Lady of Hidden Intent by Tracie Peterson: Whisked away to America when her father is falsely accused of slave trading, Catherine Newbury disguises her identity and becomes a seamstress in Philadelphia, where she catches the eye of an architect who met her before she went into hiding.
A Passion Redeemed by Julie Lessman: Beautiful Charity O’Connor plots to seduce newspaperman Mitch Dennehy, despite the fact that he is still furiously angry with her because she caused her older sister to break her engagement with him.
Rainwater by Sandra Brown: In a time of drought an economic depression in 1934, Ella Barron runs her boarding house in Texas while caring for her son, Solly, and responds to the calm influence of one of her boarders, David Rainwater, while facing the tension and uncertainty around her.
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