By Warren Zanes
Tom Petty’s regrets, insights, and ambitions give readers a closer look at the onstage and offstage life of a hillbilly Florida Kid with rock and roll in his blood.
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Petty: The Biography
Category Archives: New Adult Books
Tricky Twenty-Two
By Janet Evanovich
Stephanie Plum’s latest case pushes her to the limit as she calls upon her unique set of unorthodox skills to tackle the toughest obstacle she has yet to face.
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The Guilty
By David Baldacci
When government assassin Will Robie learns that his estranged father and judge, Dan Robie, stands accused of murdering a man who appeared before Dan in the courtroom, Will returns to his economically depressed hometown for answers. A second murdered victim convinces Will that his father’s vigilante ways may be the least of their problems.
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The Japanese Lover
By Isabel Allende
The love affair starts in a San Francisco mansion as the Nazis invade Poland. When Alma Belasco is sent to America in 1939, she meets and falls for soft-spoken Japanese gardener Ichimei Fukada. The Japanese bombing of Pearl harbor tears the lovers apart when Ichimei’s family is sent to an internment camp. Alma continues to receive gifts and letters from her beloved decades later, sharing her passionate tale with a fellow nursing home resident.
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The Crossing
By Michael Connelly
Detective Harry Bosch may be retired, but a call for help from his half-brother, defense attorney Mickey Haller, soon leads Bosch and his former partner into a covert investigation about a potentially innocent murder suspect. When Bosch and the LAPD’s Lucia Soto discover suspicious activity coming from within the police department, Bosch’s action could cost him more that he realizes.
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The Bazaar of Bad Dreams
By Stephen King
Morality, guilt, and the afterlife plague various characters in this collection of recent stories now published for the first time in book form. Stephen King provides the origins of each story or what led him to write the terrifying tale with a special introduction before each entry.
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John Le Carre
By Adam Sisman
Head behind John Le Carre’s shroud of secrecy and meet David Cornwell, the master of anonymity, in an account detailing Cornwell’s childhood with a con man father, his British intelligence background, and his difficult quest to become a writer.
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The Promise
By Robert Crais
While Elvis Cole seeks a missing female explosives expert involved with the defense department, LAPD K9 Officer Scott James and his four-legged partner follow a fugitive to a house with a dead body inside and countless explosives ready to blow. Elvis and Scott take on shady officials and deadly arms dealers as they try to determine if the woman they have vowed to save could be their undoing.
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The Magic Strings of Frankie Presto
By Mitch Albom
The Spirit of Music presents the life of a man with a unique, life-changing gift. Not many babies are born in a burning church. Raised by a music teacher, guitar player Frankie Presto is sent to America when war breaks out. His rise to music superstardom is aided by his music’s uncanny ability to affect people’s lives and six very special blue strings. Decades after Frankie’s disappearance, he returns to change one more life before he dies.
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The Japanese Lover
By Isabel allende
The love affair starts in a San Francisco mansion as the Nazis invade Poland. When Alma Belasco is sent to America in 1939, she meets and falls for soft-spoken Japanese gardener Ichimei Fukada. The Japanese bombing of Pearl harbor tears the lovers apart when Ichimei’s family is sent to an internment camp. Alma continues to receive gifts and letters from her beloved decades later, sharing her passionate tale with a fellow nursing home resident.
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