Alternative Remedies for Loss
By Joanna Cantor
Olivia is 22 and has left college to care for her mother. After her mother’s death, Olivia finds that the rest of her family is moving on, but she is adrift. She finds a secret romantic correspondence that her mother had with an unknown man and decides to unravel the secret of her mother’s life. Check Our Catalog
Dead Girl Running
By Christina Dodd
Kellen has become the new manager of an isolated resort in the Pacific Northwest, and she feels she can handle anything-until the dead body of the previous manager shows up. Now she has to deal with a murder, a murderer and the secrets of her past. Check Our Catalog
Everything in its Place
By Oliver Sacks
This is the last book that Sacks wrote prior to his death in 2015. It is a collection of essays that cover a wide range of topics, from those that involve his medical expertise-Tourette’s Syndrome, aging, dementia- as well as those that involve his other interests, such as gardening. Check Our Catalog
The Invited
By Jennifer McMahon
The fictional story of a couple who purchase property in Vermont and begin to build their dream house. Due to events that took place on their property in the past, they end up building a “haunted” house. The story becomes a thriller inside a murder mystery inside a ghost story. Check Our Catalog
The Island
By Ragnar Jonasson
This is the second novel to feature the female detective Hulda Hermannsdottir of Reykjavik. This well constructed mystery deals with two murders-one in 1987 and one ten years later, which involves a young woman who turns out to be a friend of the young woman who died in 1987. The more Hulda digs, the more involved the case becomes. Check Our Catalog
Nanaville
By Anna Quindlen
Quindlen, who has written 9 novels, memoirs and non-fiction, has recently become a grandmother-and boy, is she thrilled. Whether you are a grandparent or not, her happiness is catching-why not spend some time sharing someone else’s joy, especially when they happen to be such a gifted writer? Check Our Catalog
Normal People
By Sally Rooney
Marianne and Connell go to the same school in a small town in Ireland. The develop a relationship that continues when they go to Trinity College in Dublin. The novel is really a character study, as Rooney masterfully captures the distinct personalities of Marianne, Connell and the secondary characters in the novel. Check Our Catalog

Real Queer America: LGBT Stories from Red States
By Samantha Allen

The Sentence is Death
By Anthony Horowitz

Transcription
By Kate Atkinson
