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The Cellist
Although this is the 21st of Silva’s spy novels featuring the assassin/art restorer Gabriel Allon (after The Order), the story can stand alone. Established fans will enjoy recognizing characters from previous mysteries, but the plot and characters are amply developed to satisfy those just starting out with the series.
Crying in H Mart
This memoir of loss and identity is both personal and universal. Essential for public libraries.
The Perfect Predator: A Scientist's Race To Save Her Husband from a Deadly Superbug
This story of a life and death fight against an antibiotic-resistant superbug is pertinent to every person on the planet and written to be accessible to a general audience. Both fiction and nonfiction fans will relish this story.
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Maid: Hard Work, Low Pay, and a Mother's Will To Survive
Recommended to listeners with an interest in contemporary working conditions and those who enjoyed Barbara Ehrenreich's Nickel and Dimed. ["An illuminating read that should inspire outrage, hope, and change": LJ 12/18 review of the Hachette hc.]
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The balance of terror and hope in this first novel is breathtaking. Listeners will anxiously await another novel from Steadman, and will hope the author will choose to narrate future works as well. ["Erin's and Mark's motivations are sketchy and a number of threads are left untied at the end, leaving the reader hanging. Still, this has been getting some prepub buzz so die-hard thriller fans might be interested": LJ Xpress Reviews 6/15/18 review of the Ballantine hc.]
Something in the Water
The balance of terror and hope in this first novel is breathtaking. Listeners will anxiously await another novel from Steadman, and will hope the author will choose to narrate future works as well. ["Erin's and Mark's motivations are sketchy and a number of threads are left untied at the end, leaving the reader hanging. Still, this has been getting some prepub buzz so die-hard thriller fans might be interested": LJ Xpress Reviews 6/15/18 review of the Ballantine hc.]
Something in the Water
The balance of terror and hope in this first novel is breathtaking. Listeners will anxiously await another novel from Steadman, and will hope the author will choose to narrate future works as well. [“Erin’s and Mark’s motivations are sketchy and a number of threads are left untied at the end, leaving the reader hanging. Still, this has been getting some prepub buzz so die-hard thriller fans might be interested”: LJ Xpress Reviews 6/15/18 review of the Ballantine hc.]
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Love and Death in the Sunshine State: The Story of a Crime
True crime aficionados will enjoy this whodunit. Floridians will also appreciate this concise history of a mysterious crime.
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The Chalk Man
Ghosts and nightmares, blood and guts, are all part of this suspense story. Although half of the story is told through the eyes of an adolescent, it is truly for mature audiences. This engaging work will be in demand. ["Taut plotting, smooth writing, and a compelling premise will satisfy fans of Jo NesbØ, Camilla Läckberg, and Tana French": LJ 11/15/17 review of the Crown hc.]
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