End of Watch by Stephen King
Books We Love and Recommend
You Will Never Find Me by Robert Wilson
"If international thrillers catch your eye, and you like a book that keeps you on the edge of your seat, you'll find Robert Wilson's You Will Never Find Me a great thriller for August reading.
The Vacationers by Emma Straub
"The Vacationers by Emma Straub reads like the perfect beach book.
My Brilliant Friend by Elena Ferrante
"I read My Brilliant Friend obsessively and found myself taken over by the lives and the characters Elena Ferrante created. This book will keep you reading and yearning for more.
This Dark Road To Mercy by Wiley Cash
"It's fun and reads like a mashup of genres. You'll find a little cop procedural, some thriller, a zany cops-and-robbers caper, teen love, family chaos and baseball.
The Children Act by Ian McEwan
"n this short novel, Ian McEwan explores the difficult choices that we confront in relationships, in religion and the law.
A Dancer In The Dust by Thomas H. Cook
"In A Dancer In The Dust, Thomas H. Cook creates a literary mystery with soul.
Paris Match by Stuart Woods, Author 2 and Author 3
"Stone Barrington is really getting around these days. Stuart Woods' ex-cop attorney, intrepid crime-solver and effortless lucky-getter is in Paris in his latest escapade. Paris Match pits Stone against a criminal Russian oligarch who
The Long Way Home by Louise Penny
"The Long Way Home is the latest in Penny's Inspector Gamache series and it finds Gamache retired and living in the idyllic village of Three Pines in Quebec near the American border.
A Necessary End by Nick Taylor
"A touching and beautifully written story of the author’s journey with his parents to the end of their lives. With millions of children taking similar journeys, the Washington Post called A Necessary End “one of the key stories of our time.
American-Made by Nick Taylor
"Seventy-five years after Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal, here for the first time is the remarkable story of one of its enduring cornerstones, the Works Progress Administration (WPA): its passionate believers, its furious critics, and its amazing accomplishments.
Bass Wars by Nick Taylor
"Angling for fame and fortune in big-league bass fishing. Bass Wars vividly portrays one full and fascinating year in the high-stakes, high-pressure sport of professional bass angling.
Laser:The Inventor, the Laureate and the Thirty-Year-Patent War by Nick Taylor
"The laser is one of the remarkable inventions of all time, with virtually endless uses in communications, technology, and medicine. Even more remarkable is how it was invented-by an obscure Columbia University graduate student who had already spent years unsuccessfully working on his Ph.D. This is the story of Gordon Gould, who invented the laser and gave it its name, and then had to fight a prominent, Noble Prize-winning physicist to claim the rights to his invention, a fight that lasted thirty years.
Sins of the Father by Nick Taylor
"As a wiseguy for some of New York’s biggest crime families, “Crazy Sal” Polisi couldn’t imagine another way of life. Until the day he was busted and faced life behind bars. Then he decided it was time to talk—not so much for himself, but for the sake of his two teenaged sons.
John Glenn, A Memoir by Nick Taylor
"He was the first American astronaut to orbit the Earth. Nearly four decades later, as the world's oldest astronaut, his courage riveted a nation. But these two historic events only bracket a life that covers the sweep of an extraordinary century. In this engrossing book, John Glenn tells the story of his unique life--one lived at the center of a momentous time in history by a man who helped shape that history.
Ordinary Miracles by Nick Taylor
"A look inside St. Mary's Episcopal Church in New York City introduces readers to the Reverend Lincoln Stelk and his parishioners, exploring questions of belief and such practical matters as the church budget. 15,000 first printing.