Library Notes for August 31, 2011

Before I tell my readers about “Pam’s Picks” this week I have to tell you about a “whoops” in last week’s column. The description of the Catherine Coulter book, “Split Second was really the description for “The Kingdom” by Clive Cussler. So here is “Split Second”, this is a pulse pounding thriller. A serial killer is on the loose. It’s up to FBI agents Savich and Sherlock to bring him down. Turns out the killer has a blood tie to now long dead monster Ted Bundy. I am sorry about that error.

New Fiction: “Devil Colony” by James Rollins, this is a Sigma Force novel. Deep in the Rocky Mountains a gruesome discovery is made, hundreds of mummified bodies. This event sets off a chain reaction and a geological meltdown. Plus a war among the nation’s most powerful intelligence agencies.

“From Barcelona with Love” by Elizabeth Adler, this book will take you on a journey with a story that will hold you spellbound. Is Bibi dead? Did she murder her lover? What will her daughter find out when she hires private investigators?

“Devil’s Diadem” by Sara Douglas, this book will take you back to twelfth century England. The country is a disaster. It’s only hope lies with a young noblewoman.

“Murder One” by Robert Dugoni, this is a legal thriller featuring attorney David Sloane. One year after the death of his wife, Sloane returns to Seattle to practice law. He teams up with Barclay Reid to fight the Russian drug traffickers.

“Silver Girl” by Elin Hilderbrand, the story of loss and life renewed. Meredith’s life was destroyed when her husband went to jail. Homeless she returns to Nantucket where she tries to find herself and love again.

New Non-fiction: “Edgar Cayce’s Home Town Hopkinsville” by William T. Turner.

“My Eventful Life” by Jimmie Baker, this book will take you back to the Trigg County in the 60’s.

“From This Moment On” by Shania Twain, this is the extraordinary autobiography of her life, from childhood to present.

New Reference: “Encyclopedia of Gun Control & Gun Rights” by Glen Utter and Robert J. Spritzer. This encyclopedia is exceptional for its unbiased approach to this controversial issue.

New Audio Books on CD: “Chasing Fire” by Nora Roberts, and “Water for Elephants” by Sara Gruen.

New DVDs: “The Next Three Days,” and “The Tourist.”

Story time will be starting again September 7, at 10:30. Stop by and sign your child up.

Free Internet classes will start September 12, at 10:00. Basic computer stills will be the first class. Call the library to sign up.

Happy READING!