By Stuart Woods
Stone Barrington’s latest fling has some unfinished business with another man who will stop at nothing to get her back. So far they’ve managed to outrun him, but they can’t hide forever.
Dishonorable Intentions
The House of Secrets
By Brad Meltzer
The House of Secrets is the first book in a new series by bestselling author Brad Meltzer.
End of Watch
By Stephen King
Brady Hartsfield, the face behind the Mercedes Massacre, is in a coma, but his work isn’t done. When detective Bill Hodges and his partner Holly Gibney investigate a suicide linked to that terrible event, they find not only their own lives at risk, but also the lives of everyone in the city.
I Almost Forgot About You
By Terry McMillan
Dr. Georgia Young has a seemingly perfect life with a successful career and great friends and family. But Georgia is restless and decides to make some changes in her life, changes that may lead to a second chance at love.
But What If We’re Wrong?
By Chuck Klosterman
Have you ever thought about how certain scientists are about gravity? Or how about your understanding of time? New York Times bestselling author Chuck Klosterman explores the possibility that many cultural and scientific beliefs that are universally accepted will be eventually proven wrong as time goes on.
Once Was A Time
by Leila Sales
England, 1940: Spies will shoot Lottie and her best friend, Kitty, unless Lottie’s father reveals how time travel works. When a portal appears, Lottie can save herself-if she abandons her dad and Kitty.
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Mystery of the Missing Fox: Cooper & Packrat
by Tamra Wight
While Cooper is preparing his family’s campground for opening day, someone is trying to capture fox kits. Can Cooper help out while his father is in the hospital and save the foxes?
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Waylon! One Awesome Thing
by Sara Pennypacker
The boys in Waylon’s class form rival recess teams, but Waylon has no interest. He wants to be friends with everyone-well, maybe not Baxter, who is so bad he allegedly went to jail!
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Diana’s White House Garden
by Elisa Carbone
1943: Diana Hopkins, who lives in the White House (her father is President Roosevelt’s chief advisor), is looking to contribute to the war effort. “But what could a ten-year-old girl do?”
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Rules of the House
by Mac Barnett
Ian reads the house rules for his family’s vacation rental and is committed to following them. His sister Jenny disregards each one, however, including: “Never-ever-open the red door.”
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