Cozy up with this week’s new book releases!
Flash Foresight: How to See the Invisible and Do the Impossible by Daniel Burrus and John David Mann![]()
A book about trying to stop problems in your life before they happen — specifically, that “you should try to.” Sounds like good advice to us.
Shadowfever by Karen Marie Moning![]()
Part 5 in the Fever series, which is about a sexy woman who discovers a sexy but dangerous secret world of sexy but dangerous immortal faerie people. Sex and danger are involved.
Call Me Irresistible by Susan Elizabeth Phillips![]()
One charmed woman breaks up her equally charmed best friend’s wedding and then falls for the would-be groom. Do romantic comedy hijinks ensue? Apparently, they do!
My Father at 100 by Ron Reagan![]()
Um, Ronald Reagan’s 100th birthday would be February 6th, 2011. Ron Reagan knows that his dad is dead, right? Surely someone told him by now? Because if not, this is going to get super-awkward.
Strategic Moves by Stuart Woods![]()
Part #19 of the Stone Barrington Series. Action-lawyer Stone Barrington gets a client who supposedly knows where Osama bin Laden is. Turns out he’s just as hard to catch fictionally is he is in real life.
The Weird Sisters by Eleanor Brown![]()
Three sisters, named after Shakespearean characters by their eccentric, emotionally distant literature professor father, come home to deal an overabundance of literary illusion.
You Know When the Men Are Gone by Siobhan Fallon![]()
Because the toilet seat finally stays down! Am I right, ladies? Right?
Heartstone by C.J. Sansom![]()
Part 5 of the Matthew Shardlake Series. Bored by the prospect of a merely conducting a massive naval war with France, Shardlake decides to spend the summer of 1545 investigating several murders, too.
The Girl in the Green Raincoat by Laura Lippman![]()
Part 11 of the Tess Monaghan Series. Private detective Tess is pregnant and on bed rest when the dog-walking girl in the green raincoat stops walking by her window. Having apparently never heard of TV, she decides to investigate from her bed.