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Love swashbuckling adventure and heroes with tortured pasts? This is the book for you! First in the trilogy with visits from familiar characters.
Monica B
I am the library's director of support services and have had a book in hand (or in my bag) since before I could read. I'm a fan of audiobooks, follow too many fiction series to keep up and love to explore new authors and pop culture memoirs. I spend my free time cooking, gardening, exercising and watching movies with my husband and our English mastiffs.
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He's back! After a 13-year wait, Thomas Harris takes a leap away from Hannibal Lecter and moves forward with a new cast of characters in Miami.
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Can't stop listening to this album from Columbus metalcore band, Beartooth.
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Heather Land is more than just funny, Snapchat-filtered videos. She takes on the ridiculousness of everyday life with a laugh and I Ain't Doin' It.
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Mann's a cynic with a sense of humor, sharing stories about the ridiculousness of suburban life. Seriously, ever registered for summer camps?
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Willowdean is amazing and flawed, confident and insecure, comfortable in her own skin with the soundtrack of her life set to a Dolly Parton song.
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A fun and beautiful memoir, cookbook and southern party planning guide full of stories told like you are sitting at Witherspoon's kitchen table.
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A dark and tangled tale where nothing is as it seems and you can't put it down. Lisa Unger's thrillers are addictive and, okay, creepy, too.
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Slash, with Myles Kennedy & the Conspirators, are a dream team full of arena-rock attitude and nostalgic '80s sounds, with a contemporary twist.
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"When" unveils the power of "nappuccinos" and taking breaks in the outdoors with scientific research that illustrates how timing really is everything.
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Be warned, you're going to want to listen to Family Tree over and over again.