Library Notes

Library Notes for September 12, 2012

 

Cooler nights and the feel of fall in the air it is also time for the new TV seasons to start.

 “Pam’s Pick” this week is “Bones are Forever” by Kathy Reichs. Her books are the inspiration for the Fox TV series “Bones.” Forensic anthropologist Tempe Brennan is faced with the difficult assignment. She is asked to assist in a case involving the mysterious deaths of three babies.

 

New Fiction:

“A Fool and his Honey” by Charlaine Harris, this is an Aurora Teagarden mystery. Roe’s life is going smooth when her husband’s niece shows up with a baby no one knew she had and disappears, leaving the baby and a murdered husband. Roe uncovers some dark family secrets to solve this mystery.

 

“Bad Faith” by Robert K. Tanenbaum, this is the story of a parent’s worst nightmare. DA Butch Karp has no problem prosecuting the Ellis’ after their son Micah dies from a treatable cancer at the hands of a snakeoil salesman, Rev. Westlund.

 

“The Light Between Oceans” by M. L. Stedman, this is an unforgettable and deeply moving novel. Lighthouse Keeper Tom Sherbourne and his wife have tried for years to have a baby. So when a boat with a dead man and a living baby wash ashore they keep her for their own. But problems arise when they go back to the mainland. Can they keep their secret?

 

“Faith Bass Darling’s Last Garage Sale” by Lynda Rutledge, the heartfelt story about last chances, second chances, and chance itself. When Faith is called by God to sell all her belongings, she changes the lives of the whole town.

 

“Blood Line” by James Rollins, this is a Sigma Force novel. Sigma must race to save an innocent unborn baby, one who holds the key to a mystery and whose very existence raises questions about the nature of humanity.

 

“The Kingmaker’s Daughter” by Philippa Gregory, this is the gripping story of the daughters of the man known as “Kingmaker.” Edward IV uses his beautiful daughters as pawns in his political games.

 

“Sunrise Point” by Robyn Carr, this is a new Virgin River novel. Tom Cavanaugh returns to Virgin River to take over his family’s apple orchard and settle down, and despite his image of the perfect wife, he finds himself attracted to Nora Crane, a tough single mother who helps with harvest time at the orchard. This book is in large print.

 

“The Inquisitor’s
Key” by Jefferson Bass, this is a Body Farm novel. When Miranda Lovelady and Dr. Bill Brockton discover what could be the bones of Jesus of Nazareth, their finding triggers a deadly tug-of-war between the anthropologists, the Vatican, and a deadly zealot who hopes to use the bones to bring about the Second Coming and trigger the end of time.

 

“Mortal” by Ted Dekker, this is the second book in the Books of Mortals series. Set in a terrifying, medieval future, where grim pageantry masks death, this tale of dark desires and staggering stakes peels back the layers of the heart for all who dare take the journey.

 

“Last to Die” by Tess Gerritsen, this is a Rizzoli & Isles thriller. Teddy Clock has survived not one but two massacres. But Det. Rizzoli is determined to protect this young man and put an end to the killer’s twisted quest.

 

 

New Christian Fiction:

“The Harbinger” by Jonathan Cahn, this is the story of an ancient mystery that holds the secret of America’s future.

 

“Tidewater Inn” by Colleen Coble, this is the first book in the new Hope Beach series, this book is in regular and large print. Libby inherits a beautiful old hotel. Soon she realizes her dream come true is becoming a nightmare.

 

“The Heart’s Frontier” by Lori Copeland and Virginia Smith, this is the first book in the Amish of Apple Grove series. Emma’s family is robbed on a trip to visit a relative. They pray for someone to help them. Luke had not planned on being the answer to anyone’s prayers but God has something else in mind.

 

“To Have and to Hold” by Tracie Peterson and Judith Miller, this is the first book in the Bridal Veil Island series. Audrey and her father go back to the island he grew up on.  Soon contractors are after their land and two men are after her heart.

 

“The Keeper” by Suzanne Woods Fisher, this is the first book in the Stoney Ridge Seasons series. When Paul postpones the wedding Julia blames Roman the Bee Keeper. Can Julia have the future she has always dreamed of or does God have other plans?

 

 

New Non-fiction:

“Killer on the Road” by Ginger Gail Strand, this is the story of 42,795 mile of Interstate and Highways and the killers who have preyed upon them, such as: “Hitcher,” the “Freeway Killer,” the “Killer on the Road,” the “I-5 Strangler,” and the “Beltway Sniper.”

 

“The Everything Whole Foods Cookbook” by Rachel Rappaport, this book features over 300 recipes for every occasion.

 

“Treacherous Beauty” by Mark Jacob and Stephen H. Case, this is the story of Peggy Shippen, the woman behind Benedict Arnold’s plot to betray America.

 

“The Betrayal of the American Dream” by Donald L. Barlett and James B. Steele, this is the story of how the American middle class has been impoverished and for more than thirty years big business and the government have conspired to roll back the American dream.

 

“Kingdom Man” by Tony Evans, this book is a six part study to help men discover their hidden strength through the Kingdom of God.

 

“Fire and Rain: The Beatles, Simon & Garfunkel, James Taylor, CSNY and the Lost Story of 1970” by David Browne, this book featuring candid interviews with more than 100 luminaries, including some of the artists themselves.

 

 

New Biographies:

“Juliette Gordon Low: The Remarkable Founder of the Girl Scouts” by Stacy A. Cordery, this is the story of her life at the centenary anniversary of Girl Scouts.

 

“William & Catherine: Their Story” by Andrew Morton, this is the story of the marriage of Prince William to Catherine Middleton, one of the most significant royal events of recent times.

 

New Audio Books:

“The Storm” by Clive Cussler,

“Friends Forever” by Danielle Steel,

“The Inn at Rose Harbor” by Debbie Macomber, and

“Bless This Mouse” by Lois Lowry.

 

 

New CDs:

“Punching Bag” by Josh Turner, and

 “Hits and More” by Martina McBride.

 

 

New DVDs:

“Fast Five,”

“The Artist,”

“G.I. Blues,”and

“Happy Feet Two.”

 

 

New TV Season:

“The Tudors” first season.

 

New Computer Class: Basic Internet Class will be Monday, September 24 at 10:00. Call today to sign up.

 

Happy Reading!

Pam Metts

Director

September is Sign Up for Library Card Month. If you do not have a library card now is the time to get one. Our library offers more services than ever. Stop by and check out one of “Pam’s Picks.” My pick this week is a mystery. “Sneaky Pie for President” by Rita Mae Brown, with all the talk about the upcoming election this is the prefect book.

 

New Fiction:

“The Sandcastle Girls” by Chris Bohjalian, this is a historical love story. Laura embarks on a journey through her family’s history that reveals love, loss and many secrets.

“The Inn at Rose Harbor” by Debbie Macomber, this is the first book in a new series. Jo Marie has opened a bed and breakfast. She is a young widow who hopes to stay busy. Her first two guests have heavy hearts, too.

“Sweet Talk” by Julie Garwood, the story of a detective and a lawyer falling in love. It could be a Federal case. This book is in large print too.

“The Soldier’s Wife” by Joanna Trollope, a story of what happens when love and duty collide. Alexa must sacrifice her needs and those of her family to support her husband’s commitment to his duty.

“The Long Earth” by Terry Pratchett, and Stephen Baxter, this book will take you to the ends of the earth and far beyond.

“Courageous” by Diana Palmer, this is a love story. When Special Forces Officer Winslow Grange returns home to Texas, he tries to avoid Peg Larson, the daughter of his ranch foreman who is a distraction he cannot afford.

“15 Seconds” by Andrew Gross, this book shows what happens when even the best life is turned upside down in an instant.

 

New Large Print:

“Big Sky Mountain” by Linda Lael Miller, this is the second book in the Big Sky series.  Hutch is the golden boy of Parable. Kendra has it all well all most. She wants a devoted husband. But she cannot see Hutch coming home for family dinners.

 

New Christian Fiction:

 “Love Finds a Home” by Wanda E. Brunstetter, this book has three historical romances to make falling in love simple and sweet.

“The River Queen” by Gilbert Morris, this is a Water Wheel novel. Julienne has her world turned upside down when her father loses everything but an old steamboat. She aims to restore the boat with the help of Dallas, a captain with a drinking problem. God shows Julienne and Dallas that their lives are unsinkable.

“Still House Pond” by Jan Watson, this is a Cooper Brown novel. Cooper’s daughter Lilly is on a train to Lexington when is crashes. Cooper and her husband John rush to find out if their daughter is safe.

 

New Non-fiction:

“Kentucky Folktales” by Mary Haliton, this is a variety of stories including haunting tales, family stories, and much more.

“Implosion” by Joel C. Rosenberg, this book shows how federal debt, severe economic troubles, political uncertainly, the declining of morality, and a weak church are the makings for natural disaster for the United States.

“How to be Safe” by Ira Lipman, this book will help protect yourself, your home, your family, and your business from crime.

“Taste of Home Potluck!” by the editors of Taste of Home, this cookbook haws 336 crowd pleasing favorites for easy entertaining.

“Designing a House” by Lester Walker, this is an illustrated guide to planning your own home.

“A Look at Life from a Deer Stand” by Steve Chapman, this book is full of stories for anyone hunting for the meaning of life.

 

New Biographies:

“Lessons from the Mountain” by Mary McDonough, this is the life of the former child television star best known for her role as Erin Walton on “The
Waltons.”

“After Camelot” by J. Randy Taraborrelli, this is a personal history of the Kennedy family 1968 to the present.

 

New Audio Books:

“Robert Ludlum’s The Bourne Imperative” by Eric Van Lustbader,

“Criminal” Karin Slaughter,

“Courageous” by Diana Palmer, and

“The Shoemaker’s Wife” by Adriana Trigian.

 

New CDs:

“Doo-woops & Hooligan’s” by Bruno Mars, and

“Memento Mori” by Flyleaf.

 

New DVDs:

“Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows,”

“Think Like a Man,”

“John Carter,” and

“Scooby Doo Laff-a-lympics: Spooky Games.”

 

New TV Season:

“The Dukes of Hazzard” first season.

 

Happy Reading

Pam Metts

Director

“A library’s function is to give the public in the quickest and cheapest way information, inspiration, and recreation. If a better way than the book can be found, we should use it.” Melvil Dewey (1851-1931) I love this quote! At your library we have a little bit of everything.

 

“Pam’s Pick” this week is: “Afraid to Die” by Lisa Jackson, this is a Selena Alvarez/Regan Pescoli novel. A string of terrifying murders has been solved, but a new nightmare is about to unfold. Two women are missing. When their bodies are found, frozen solid and deliberately displayed, Selena is shocked to the core. This book is in Large Print, too.

 

 

New Fiction:

 

“Bonefire of the Vanities” by Carolyn Haines, this is a Sarah Booth Delaney mystery. Sarah goes undercover as a maid to catch a porn-star-turned-psychic operating from a haunted estate on the edge of town.

 

“The Summer House” by Marcia Willett, this is the story of secrets that families keep. Imogen wants to buy the cottage
that was the summer house they used when she was a child. But her husband refuses to move and Imogen begins to question the life she has built for
herself.

 

“Black List” by Brad Thor, this is an action packed thriller. Scot Harvath engages in a high-stakes cat-and-mouse game of survival while struggling to prevent a cataclysmic terrorist attack and learn who has framed him for treason.

 

“Criminal” by Karin Slaughter, the story of love, loyalty and murder. A Georgia Bureau of Investigation search into a shocking crime from 1975 poses unprecedented personal and professional challenges for top agent Will Trent, who encounters threats against his life and everything he thought he understood about his past.

 

“Hard Country” by Michael McGarrity, this is a novel of the old west. After the birth of his son, the death of his wife, and the killing of his brother, John Kerney leaves his ranch and son behind in search of his brother’s killer and a place where he can start over, and his life changes forever after finding work trailing cattle to the New Mexico Territory.

 

“The Spymasters” by W.E.B. Griffin and William E. Butterworth IV, this is book seven in the Men at War series. Tapped by FDR to assist the Allies’ efforts to secure France and build an atomic bomb, OSS spy chief Wild Bill Donovan and top agent Dick Canidy coordinate a sabotage mission in Germany while countering a mole who is leaking Manhattan Project secrets to the Soviets.

 

“Haven” by Kay Hooper, this is a Bishop/Special Crimes Unit novel. Emma has been having nightmares after a head injury. When the nightmares involve girls being tortured and murdered Emma calls her sister who is a psychic investigator.

 

“The Dog Stars” by Peter Heller, this is a compelling novel. Hig, flies a 1956 Cessna with his dog as co-pilot around what was once Colorado. He survives a pandemic that killed everyone he knew. He takes shelter in an abandoned airport hangar. When he hears a random radio transmission he is compelled to risk his life to seek out other survivors.

 

“The Lost Ones” by Ace Atkins, this is a Quinn Colson novel. Quinn has two cases: the first dealing with the Mexican drug gangs and the other a bootleg baby racket. When the two cases collide Quinn knows he maybe home from the war but not from fighting.

 

 

New Christian Fiction:

 

“The Struggle” by Wanda E. Brunstetter, this is book three in the Kentucky Brothers series. Hannah is having a hard time adjusting to her new home when a tragic accident occurs. Hannah is inconsolable and blames her husband who is feeling the burden of guilt. Can the couple find renewal?

 

“The Gunman’s Bride” by Catherine Palmer, this is a historical romance. Rosie was Bart’s light in the darkness and he is willing to do anything to win her back. This book is in Large Print.

 

“Missing” by Shelley Shepard Gray, this is the first book in the Secrets of Crittenden County. This is the story of two young people who survive tragedy in they close knit Amish community. This book is set in the Amish community of Crittenden County, Ky.

 

 

New Non-fiction:

 

“The Girls Still Got It” by Liz Curtis Higgs, this is the story of Ruth as you have never seen her before. You will go with her Moab to Bethlehem and from tragedy to her life with Boaz.

 

“Top of the Rock: Inside the Rise and Fall of Must See TV” by Warren Littlefield, this is the story of some of the most loved TV shows: like “Golden Girls,” “The Cosby Show” and many more.

 

“Dream Team” by Jack McCallum, this is the story of how Michael, Magic, Larry, Charles, and the greatest basketball team of all time conquered the world and change the game of basketball forever.

 

“Seventeen Ultimate Guide to
Beauty” by
Ann Shoket, this book is packed with the best hair, skin, nails and makeup
ideas.

 

“Making a Difference” by Capt. Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger with Douglas Century, these are the stories of the courage of American’s Leaders.

 

“Cemetery John” by Robert Zorn, this is the undiscovered master mind of the Lindbergh kidnapping.

 

New Biography:

“Both of Us: My Life with Farrah” by Ryan O’Neal with Jodee Blanco, and Kent Carroll, this is the love story of Ryan O’Neal and Farrah Fawcett. Their romance captivated fans and media for more than three decades.

 

 

New Audio Books:

 “XO” by Jeffrey Deaver,

“Come Home” by Lisa Scottoline,

“Calico Joe” by John Grisham, and

“Where We Belong” by Emily Giffin.

 

New CDs:

 “The Hunger Games Soundtrack,” and

“Glee: The Music, The Graduation Album.”

 

New DVDs:

“The Woman in Black,”

“The Descendants,”

“Journey 2: The Mysterious Island,” and

“The Lightkeepers.”

 

New TV Season:

“Gunsmoke” the first season.

 

Computer Classes: Basic Internet Classes will be September 10 & 24 at 10:00. Call 270-522-6301 to sign up.

 

Happy Reading!

Pam Metts

Director

It’s August and school has started. Next is September and
Preschool Storytime! Every Wednesday at 10:30 starting September 5. Ms. Cheryl
is planning a lot of fun for preschoolers ages 2-5. So stop by and sign up! It
will be your most fun hour of the week. “Pam’s Pick” this week is “Odd
Apocalypse” by Dean Koontz, this is an Odd Thomas novel. It’s a good mix of
suspense, and whimsy. This book is in regular and large print.

 

 

New Fiction:

“Where We Belong” by Emily Giffin, this is the story of
one powerfull secret, its effect on two families ,and the life altering journey
that follows.

 

“The Unseen” by Heather Graham, this is a paranormal
thriller. It is Ranger Raintree’s powerful ability to communicate with the dead
that inspires him to set up an elite paranormal investigators team to work
cases. After all sometimes the dead do tell tales.

 

“Broken Harbor” by
Tana French, this is the fourth novel
of the Dublin murder squad series. Scorcher plays by the book and plays hard.
That is what made him top detective and put him on the biggest case of his
career.

 

“Creole Belle” by James Lee Burke, this is a Dave
Robicheaux novel. Robicheaux is facing his most intense and personal battle
yet, against the known and unknown forces that corrupt and destroy even the
best of men.

 

“The Family Corleone” by Ed Falco, this novel is based on
a screenplay by Mario Puzo. This is the prequel to “The Godfather.” The saga of
the Corleone family continues.

 

“The Fallen Angel” by Daniel Silva, there is a mysterious
operative plotting an act of sabotage that will plunge the world into a
conflict of apocalyptic proportions.

 

“The Next Best Thing” by Jennifer Weiner, the story of
Jennifer a screenwriter on the roller coaster ride of life.

 

“Deader Homes & Gardens” by Joan Hess, this is a
Claire Malloy mystery. Claire is back from her honeymoon and looking for her
dream home. When she finds it the home owner has been murdered. Claire decides
to take matters into her own hands if she wants to buy this house. All is fair
in love, war, and real estate.

 

 

New Christian
Fiction:

“Canary Island Song” by Robin Jones Gunn, this is the
story of a woman who decides it’s time to “get a life.” Carolyn is setting sail
for the Canary Islands in hopes of discovering her new life.

 

“Digitalis” by Ronie Kendig this is book two in the
Discarded Heroes series. Colton Neeley is an ex-Marine trying to battle
flashbacks now that he’s back home. Piper Blum is a woman hiding from an
assassin. When the two meet their hearts collide. Can their love cover their
multitude of sins?

“A Heart Divided” by Kathleen Morgan this is the first
book in the new Heart of the Rockies series. The Caldwells and the Wainwrights
have been feuding for decades. But when Cord Wainwrights and Sarah Caldwell
fall in love they must choose between family ties and love.

 

 

New Large Print:

“Val’s Prayer,”

“Heath’s Choice,” and

“Opie’s Challenge” all by Terry Fowler, this is the
Kentucky Weddings trilogy.

 

 

New Non-fiction:

“Blue Water, Green Skipper” by Stuart Woods, this is
Woods’ story of sailing across the Atlantic alone.

 

“Cleaning House: a Mom’s 12-Month Experiment to Rid Her
House of Youth Entitlement” by Kay Wyma, this is her account of a year-long
campaign to introduce her five kids to basic life skills and the ways
meaningful work can increase earned self-confidence and concern for others.

 

“CakeLove in the Morning” by Warren Brown, this cookbook
has recipes for muffins, scones, pancakes, waffles, biscuits, frittatas, and
anything for a breakfast treat.

 

“The Skinny Rules” by Bob Harper, these are the 20
simple, nonnegotiable principles for getting thin and staying thin.

 

“Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man” by Steve Harvey, this
is a book you must read if you want to understand how men think when it comes
to relationships, intimacy, and love.

 

“50 People Every Christian Should Know: Learning from
Spiritual Giant of the Earth” by Warren Wierbe, these are the stories of fifty
of these faithful men and women such people as Charles H. Spurgeon, G. Campbell
Morgan, A. W. Tozer, Fanny Crosby, Amy Carmichael, Jonathan Edwards, James
Hudson Taylor, and many more.

 

 

New Biographies:

“Cronkite” by Douglas Brinkley, this is the story of
Walter Cronkite who was known as “the most trusted man in America.”

 

“SEAL of God” by Chad Williams, this is Chad’s Chad’s
journey through the grueling Naval Ops training and onto the streets of Iraq,
where he witnessed the horrors of war up close.

 

 

New Audio Books:

“Guilty Wives” by James Patterson,

“The Innocent” by David Baldacci,

“Summerland” by Elin Hilderbrand, and

“100 Ways to Simplify Your Life” by Joyce Meyers.

 

 

New CDs:

“Gold” by Conway Twitty, and

“The Lost Notebooks of Hank Williams” by Various Artists.

 

New DVDs:

“The Hunger Games,”

“The Genesis Code,”

“The Three Stooges: The Movie,” and

“Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked.”

 

New TV Season:
“Veronica Mars” the first season.

 

Happy Reading!!

Pam Metts

Yes, the library is open with beautiful new carpet! We
are all very excited and very glad it is over. We still have a few things out
of place but everything will be back to normal soon. So come in and see the how
good everything looks! And check out one of “Pam’s Picks.”

 

 

New Fiction:

“Backfire” by Catherine Coulter, this is an FBI thriller.
FBI agents Savich and Sherlock receive news of the attack as an ominous note is
delivered to Savich at the Hoover Building: YOU DESERVE THIS FOR WHAT YOU DID.
Security tapes fail to reveal who delivered the tapes.  Who is
behind the shooting of Judge Ramsey Hunt?  Who sent the note to Savich?
And what does it all mean?

 

“Summerland” by Elin Hilderbrand, this is the story of secrets
kept, promises broken, hearts betrayed. the students of Nantucket High have
gathered for a bonfire on the beach. But what begins as a graduation night
celebration ends in tragedy after a horrible car crash leaves the driver of the
car, Penny Alistair, dead, and her twin brother in a coma.

 

“Friends Forever” by Danielle Steel, this is the
unforgettable journey of friends. Five children meet on the first day of
kindergarten. In the years that follow, they become friends and more than
friends. Together, they will find strength, meet challenges, face life’s
adventures, endure loss, face stark realities, and open their hearts.

 

“Heartbroken” by Lisa Unger, the story of three women on
a collision course.

 

“The Ranger” by Ace Atkins, this is a Quinn Colson novel.
Army Ranger Colson returns home to discover the truth, not only about his
uncle, but about his family, his friends, his town, and himself.

 

“Burning Midnight” by Loren D. Estleman, this is an Amos
Walker mystery. Walker is caught in the middle of gang war when a friend asks
him to rescue a friend from a gang.

 

“Spilled Blood” by Brian Freeman, this is a thriller
about two rural Minnesota towns locked in a deadly feud, and a teenage girl
caught in the crossfire.

“The Watchers” by Jon Steele, this is the story of three
lives with one purpose. To save what’s left of paradise before all hell breaks
loose

 

New Christian Fiction Trilogy: The Orphan Trains Trilogy
by Al and Joanna Lacy. “The Little Sparrows,” “All My Tomorrows,” and “Whispers
in the Wind.”

 

 

New Non-fiction:

“Cast of Characters: Lost & Found” by Max Lucado, this
book retells the stories of some of characters of the Bible, including Jairus,
Jacob, Cornelius, Noah, Isaiah, and Job.

“Dinner: a Love Story” by Jenny Rosenstrach, this is a cookbook/story combination.
It all started at the Family Table.

 

“The Healthy Baby Meal Planner” by Annabel Karmel, this
book has over 200 quick, easy and healty recipes for your baby and toddler.

 

“Discounts, Deals & Steals: For Those Over 50 Who
Don’t Want to Pay to Play” from Reader’s Digest, this book has over 1937 hidden
discounts and freebies to help with travel, entertainment, and much more.

“The Fingerpicking Technique Bible for Guitar” by Phil
Capone, this is the ultimate guide for beginners.

 

 

Biography:

“Growing Up Amish: A Memoir” by Ira Wagler, this is the true
story of one man’s quest to discover who he is and where he belongs.

 

New Audio Books:

“I, Michael Bennett” by James Patterson,

“Little Night” by
Luanne Rice,

“Poison Flower” by Thomas Perry, and

“Peter Pan” by J.M. Barrie.

 

 

New CDs:

“Metals” by Feist, and

“Passive Me, Aggressive You” by The Naked & the
Famous.

 

 

New DVDs:

“Contraband,” “

Joyful Noise,”

“The Searchers,” and

“The Lorax.”

 

New TV Season:

“The Cosby Show” First Season.

 

 

New Display:
In the display case this month are Piggy Banks. This wonderful collection since
childhood is by Shae Light Latham. Stop by and check out the Little Pigs Little
Pigs!!

 

 

Beginner Computer Class: Monday, August 20, at 10:00.

 

Happy Reading!

Pam Metts

Director

Library Notes for August 1, 2012

The library will be getting new carpeting next. So, that
means we will be closed Monday, August 6, through Friday, August 10. We apologize
for this inconvenience. But we are very excited to be getting new carpet. You
will still be able to check out EBooks from our web page.

 

“Pam’s Pick” this week is a favorite author of mine. “XO”
by Jeffery Deaver, this is a Kathryn Dance novel.  Kathryn has a fan who thinks all her songs
are for him. Despite her rejection he is coming for her.

 

 

New Fiction:

“The Conviction” by Robert Dugoni, in this gripping
thriller lawyer David Sloane takes the law into his own hands to save his son.
His son is trapped in a juvenile detention center.

 

“In One Person” by John Irving, this is a compelling
novel of unfulfilled love. Billy is bisexual who tells his own story about
friends and lovers. It is an unforgettable portrait of a man who is dedicated
to making himself worthwhile.

 

“What Comes Next” by John Katzenbach, this is a bold new
thriller about what lurks within the depths of society’s most terrifying minds.
Jennifer, whose life is just beginning, is in the hands of a man whose life is
nearing its end.

 

“A Game of Thrones” by George R. R. Martin, this is the
first book in A Song of Ice and Fire series. The tale of lords and ladies,
soldiers and sorcerers, who come together in a time of grim omens.

 

“Breaking News” by Fern Michaels, this is book five in
the Godmothers series. Toots has her hands full, with the wedding of her
daughter and caring for her ailing housekeeper. Toots is blindsided by her own
unexpected romance.

 

“Gideon’s Corpse” by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child,
this is the second book in the Gideon series. Gideon’s crews are tracking the
mysterious terrorist cell from the suburbs of New York to the mountains of New
Mexico. They learn the end may be something much worse than Armageddon.

 

“Little Night” by Luanne Rice, this story of one woman’s
love for her sister. Clare was trying to protect her sister from an abusive
husband and may end up serving time for it.

 

“So Pretty it Hurts” by Kate White, this is a Bailey
Weggins mystery. Bailey accepts an invitation from a friend for what she hopes
will be a relaxing weekend. But when one of the other guests is found dead in
her bed Bailey suspects foul play and sets to work.

 

 

New Christian Fiction:

“The Wedding Dress” by Rachel Hauck, this is the story of
four women bound together by a beautiful gown. The wedding gown is a century
old and the story will take your breath away.

 

“Touching the Sky” by Tracie Peterson, this is book two
in the Land of the Lone Star series. Laura is grateful to put the painful years
of war behind her. But the residents of Corpus Christi are still split between
the North and the South.

 

 

New Large Print:

“True Sisters” by Sandra Dallas,

“Love, Come to Me” by Lisa Kleypas,

“Big Sky County” by Linda Lael Miller, and

“Beautiful Sacrifice” by Elizabeth Lowell.

 

 

New Biography:

“My Happy Days in Hollywood” by Garry Marshall, this is
the story of Garry Marshall who is among the most successful writers, director
and producers in Hollywood. He wrote: “The Odd Couple, Happy Days, Laverne
& Shirley and Mork & Mindy,” plus directed films as well.

 

 

New Non-fiction:

“What the (Bleep) Just Happened?” by Monica Crowley, this
book offers a hilarious view of the damage caused by Obama’s extremist agenda.
And it will have you on your feet cheering for America and what has always made
it great.

 

“Uncommon Manhood” by Tony Dungy, this book is full of
the secrets to what it means to be a man.

 

“Full Circle” by Gloria Killian and Sandra Kobrin, this
is the true story of a shocking murder that involved Halls Angels, misguided
cops and lies.

 

“Stashbuster Knits” by Melissa Leapman, this book has the
tips, tricks and 21 beautiful projects for using your favorite leftover yarn.

 

“The Principles of Knitting” by June H. Hiatt, this book
has it all whether you are a beginner or advanced.

 

 

New Audio Books:

“Gideon’s Corpse” by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child,

“Break Down” by Sara Paretsky, and

“The Road to Grace” by Richard Paul Evans.

 

 

New CDs:

“Born This Way” by Lady Gaga,

“Scars & Stories” by The Fray, and “

Mylo Xyloto” by Coldplay.

 

 

New DVDs:

“Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol,”

“Left Behind Trilogy,” and

“Midnight in Paris.”

 

 

New TV Season:

“The Big Bang Theory” first season. (My favorite)

 

 

New Computer Classes: We will start the Beginner Computer
Classes again on Monday, August 13 and 20 at 10:00. Call to sign up today
270-522-6301.

 

Happy Summer Reading!

Pam Metts

Director

July is Anti-Boredom Month. Boredom? What is that? With all the good books to read and all the fun Summer Reading programs how could anyone be bored?

 

 

New Fiction:

“The Storm” by Clive Cussler, this is a Numa Files novel. In the middle of the Indian Ocean, a NUMA research vessel is taking water samples at sunset, when a crew member spots a sheen of black oil ahead of them. But it is not oil. Like a horde of army ants, a swarm of black particles suddenly attacks the ship, killing everyone aboard, while the ship itself goes up in flames.

 

“The Third Gate” by Lincoln Child, this is an adventure thriller with paranormal overtones. Explorer Porter Stone, an archaeological team is secretly attempting to locate the tomb of an ancient pharaoh who was unlike any other in history. Stone believes he has found the King’s crown. But no crown has ever been found before. It is real?

 

“Into the Darkness” by V.C. Andrews, a haunting novel of love. Amber’s world lights up when the Matthews family suddenly moves into the house next door, a property that has stood neglected for the longest time. And when she meets Brayden Matthews, an only child just like her, Amber soon becomes infatuated.

 

“Stolen Prey” by John Sandford, this is a Lucas Davenport suspense.  Davenport has seen many murder scenes but this one is the worst.  A whole family is murdered and on the wall in blood, “We’re Coming.” Can he find out who and why before they kill again?

 

“Letter from a Stranger’ by Barbara Taylor Bradford, this is the story of family secrets and betrayals that stretch back from the present to the streets of Berlin and World War II.

 

“Honor” by Janet Dailey, this is the second book in the Bannon Brothers series. As a hidden conspiracy threatens, Linc is honor bound to protect Kenzie. He vows to risk his life for her.

 

“Robert B. Parker’s Lullaby” by Ace Atkins, this is a Spenser mystery. Spenser is asked to look into a four year old murder that the police may have botched.

 

And the most talked about trilogy: “Fifty Shades of Grey,” “Fifty Shades Darker,” and “Fifty Shades Freed” by E.L. James.

 

New Christian Fiction:

“Lonestar Angel” by Colleen Coble, this is book four in the Lonestar series. Eden’s hopes are up when she hears the news that her daughter who was stolen five years ago has been found.

 

“Nightshade” by Ronie Kendig, this is the first book in the new Discarded Heroes series. Max Jacobs finds himself discarded and alienated from those he loves. Then a mysterious man appears who says he is organizing a group that recycles veterans like Max.  Will Max put his anger and pride aside to allow a force greater than him in?

 

“Coming Home” by Karen Kingbury, this is a Baxter Family novel. A story of undying hope.

 

 

New Large Print:

“Wild Man Creek” by Robyn Carr, this is book twelve in the Virgin River series. Colin is recuperating from a helicopter crash in Virgin River. He has the support of his family but it is his art that helps the most.

 

The Black Cobra Quartet: “The Elusive Bride” book 2, “The Brazen Bride” book 3, “The Reckless Bride” book 4, by Stephanie Laurens, we have the first book in regular print.

 

“Hidden Summit” by Robyn Carr, this is the 15^th book in the Virgin River series.

 

“Girl in Translation” by Jean Kwok, this is the story of the tensions of an immigrant torn between two cultures.

 

“Fall from Pride” by Karen Harper, this is a Home Valley Amish novel. Raging fires expose family secrets and a way of life will be questioned.

 

 

New Fantasy Fiction:

“Chronicles of the Black Company,” “The Books of the South,” “The Return of the Black Company,” and “The Many Deaths of the Black Company” by Glen Cook, these are the four volumes of the Black Company series.

 

New Non-Fiction:

“The Bridal Bible” by Sharon Naylor, this is the only book you need to plan your wedding. It offers an abundance of information complete with helpful tips on stress-free planning and step-by-step information.

 

“Be a Better Dad Today!” by Gregory Slayton, this book has the ten tools every father needs.

 

“Unconquered: The Saga of Cousins Jerry Lee Lewis, Jimmy Swaggart, and Mickey Gilley” by J. D. Davis, this is the story of the three cousins bonded through music. Each becoming a star. Born within twelve months of each other in a small Louisiana town during the Depression.

 

“Cowards” by Glen Beck, this is what Politicians, Radicals, and the Media Refuse to Say.

 

“Ball Complete Book of Home Preserving” by Judi Kingry, just in time for those summer gardens.

 

“The Necessity of an Enemy” by Ron Carpenter, enemies often seem to get in the way of our plans, leaving us discouraged and disoriented.  But what if these obstacles are a part of God’s plans for us?

 

“Almost Amish” by Nancy Sleeth, this is the story of one woman’s quest for a slower, simpler, more sustainable life.

 

“In the Garden of Beasts” by Erik Larson, this is the story of love, terror, and an American family in Hitler’s Berlin.

 

“Becoming Sister Wives” by Kody, Meri, Janelle, Christine, and Robyn Brown, this is the story of an unconventional marriage.

 

 

New Biographies:

“Mike Wallace: A Life” by Peter Rader, this is the story of four decades as the front man for 60 Minutes.

 

“My Extraordinary Ordinary Life” by Sissy Spacek, this is the delightful story of a barefoot child from East Texas to Academy Award winning actress.

 

 

New Audio Books:

“The Sins of the Father” by Jeffrey Archer,

“The Last Boyfriend” by Nora Roberts,

“The Shadow Patrol” by Alex Berenson,

“Unnatural Acts” by Stuart Woods,

“Around the World in 80 Days” by Jules Verne, and

“El Paso” by Matt Braun.

 

 

New CDs:

“Hands All Over” by Maroon 5,

“All about Tonight” by Blake Shelton,

“Emotional Traffic” by Tim McGraw, and

“Move” by Third Day.

 

 

New DVDs:

“The Iron Lady,”

“Hop,”

“Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves,”

“Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close,”

“12 Angry Men,”

“The Secret World of Arrietty,”

“Hart’s War,”  and “Catch Me If You Can.”

 

 

New TV Season:

“Smallville: Second Season,” and

“The Andy Griffin Show: First Season.”

 

 

Ms. Cheryl has Summer Reading fun planned for all ages. Every Wednesday through August 1 will be Summer Reading for 2-12 year olds. July 27 will be Middle School Summer Reading. And so the adults will not be left out on Saturday, July 28 will be the Adult Summer Reading. So stop by and get signed up!!

 

Happy Summer Reading!

Pam Metts

Director

Library Notes for July 18, 2012

July is Anti-Boredom Month. Boredom? What is that? With
all the good books to read and all the fun summer reading programs how could
anyone be bored?

 

New Fiction:

“The Storm” by Clive Cussler; this is a NUMA Files novel.
In the middle of the Indian Ocean, a NUMA research vessel is taking water
samples at sunset, when a crew member spots a sheen of black oil ahead of them.
But it is not oil. Like a horde of army ants, a swarm of black particles
suddenly attacks the ship, killing everyone aboard, while the ship itself goes
up in flames.

 

“The Third Gate” by Lincoln Child; this is an adventure
thriller with paranormal overtones. Explorer Porter Stone, an archaeological
team is secretly attempting to locate the tomb of an ancient pharaoh who was
unlike any other in history. Stone believes he has found the King’s crown. But
no crown has ever been found before. It is real?

 

“Into the Darkness” by V.C. Andrews; a haunting novel of
love. Amber’s world lights up when the Matthews family suddenly moves into the
house next door, a property that has stood neglected for the longest time. And
when she meets Brayden Matthews, an only child just like her, Amber soon
becomes infatuated.

 

And the most talked about trilogy: “Fifty Shades of Grey,”
“Fifty Shades Darker,” and “Fifty Shades Freed” by E.L. James.

 

 

New Christian Fiction: “Coming Home” by Karen Kingbury;
this is a Baxter Family novel. A story of undying hope.

 

“Lonestar Angel” by Colleen Coble; this is book four in
the Lonestar series. Eden’s hopes are up when she hears the news that her
daughter who was stolen five years ago has been found.

 

 

New Large Print:

“Wild Man Creek” by Robyn Carr, this is book twelve in
the Virgin River series. Colin is recuperating from a helicopter crash in Virgin
River. He has the support of his family but it is his art that helps the most.

 

The Black Cobra Quartet:“The Elusive Bride” book 2, “The
Brazen Bride” book 3, “The Reckless Bride” book 4, by Stephanie Laurens, we
have the first book in regular print.

 

New Fantasy Fiction:

“Chronicles of the
Black Company,” “The Books of the South,” “The Return of the Black Company,”
and “The Many Deaths of the Black Company” by Glen Cook, these are the four
volumes of the Black Company series.

 

New Non-Fiction:

“The Bridal Bible” by Sharon Naylor, this is the only
book you need to plan your wedding. It offers an abundance of information
complete with helpful tips on stress-free planning and step-by-step information.

 

“Be a Better Dad Today!” by Gregory Slayton, this book
has the ten tools every father needs.

 

“Unconquered: The
Saga of Cousins Jerry Lee Lewis, Jimmy Swaggart, and Mickey Gilley” by
J. D. Davis, this is the story of the three cousins bonded through music. Each
becoming a star. Born within twelve months of each other in a small Louisiana
town during the Depression.

 

“Cowards” by Glen Beck, this is what Politicians, Radicals, and the
Media Refuse to Say.

 

“Ball Complete Book of Home Preserving” by Judi
Kingry, just in time for those summer gardens.

 

“The Necessity of an Enemy” by Ron Carpenter, enemies
often seem to get in the way of our plans, leaving us discouraged and
disoriented.  But what if these obstacles are a part of God’s plans
for us?

 

 

New Audio Books: “The Sins of the Father” by Jeffrey
Archer, “The Last Boyfriend” by Nora Roberts, “and “El Paso” by Matt Braun.

 

 

New CDs: “Hands All Over” by Maroon 5, and “Move” by
Third Day.

 

 

New DVDs: “The Iron Lady,” “Hop,” “Robin Hood: Prince of
Thieves,” and “Catch Me If You Can.”

 

 

New TV Season: “Smallville: Second Season.”

 

 

Computer Class: Beginner Email, if you do not have an
email address and would like to get one this is your class. Monday, July 23^rd
at 10:00. Sign up today.

 

 

Ms. Cheryl has Summer Reading fun planned for all ages.
Every Wednesday through August 1 will be Summer Reading for 2-12 year olds.
July 27 will be Middle School Summer Reading. And so the adults will not be
left out on Saturday, July 28 will be the Adult Summer Reading. So stop by and
get signed up!!

 

Happy Summer Reading!

Pam Metts

Director

Summer daze and the reading is easy!!! Easy with “Pam’s Summer Picks! ”Summer reading starts today, too!

 

New Fiction:

“Summer Breeze” by Nancy Thayer, this story of three women who forge a unique bond one sun-drenched summer on New England’s Dragonfly Lake.

“Spring Fever” by Mary Kay Andrews, when you think the past is over and you have moved on in life, there is no harm in catching a little Spring fever…is there? Unless that involves an ex-husband, and a small town full of secrets.

“Porch Lights” by Dorothea Benton Frank, this story of a mother’s concern for her son. After her husband dies, Jackie decides she and her son should return to her family home in South Carolina. Her Sullivan’s
Island family and friends welcome them home by turning on the “porch lights.”

“Let Love Find You” by Johanna Lindsey, a dazzling new tale of a desperate debutante. Lovely Amanda Locke, daughter of a Duke is entering her 3^rd seasonstill waiting for a match. Her family decides to lend a hand and hire “cupid” to find a suitable match.

Breaking up the romance a little…

“Deadline” by Fern Michaels, this is the forth book in the Godmothers series. The godmothers will navigate Hollywood’s glittering inner circles and seedy underbelly to discover the truth. Along the way, they’ll uncover unexpected secrets that not even one of Sophie’s séances could have predicted.

“Columbus Affair” by Steve Berry, this is an exciting new adventure, one that challenges everything we thought we knew about the discovery of America. A prize winning journalist and an unscrupulous zealot square off to find the key to the 500 year mystery.

“Risk Agent” by Ridley Pearson, the security firm of Rutherford Risk hires two unique outsiders to rescue a Chinese national before the death deadline.

“Wicked Business”by Janet Evanovich, this is a Lizzy and Diesel novel. Whether it’s funny business, monkey business, or just getting down to pastry chef business, Lizzy and Diesel are back together.

And now back to a little more summer romance in Large print:

“Barefoot Season” by Susan Mallery; this is the first book in the Blackberry Season. Two old
friends, once best friends, return to Blackberry Island. Can they undertake a turbulent truce and work together?

“Beachcombers” by Nancy Thayer, the story of three sisters who have grown apart return home to
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New Christian Fiction: “One More Sunrise” by Al & JoAnna Lacy, this is book one in the Frontier Doctor Trilogy.

“Beloved Physician” by Al & JoAnna Lacy, this is book two in the Frontier Doctor Trilogy.

“The Heart Remembers” by Al & JoAnna Lacy, this is the last book in the Frontier Doctor Trilogy.

 

New Cookbooks: Summer Recipes:

“Seafood” by C.J. Jackson, this book will show you how to buy, prepare, and cook the best sustainable fist
and seafood from around the world. With over 300 classic recipes you are sure to find something you will love.

“Deliciously G-Free” by Elizabeth Hasselbeck, this book has recipes that are so flavorful they’ll never believe its gluten free.

 

New Non-fiction: “My Tenure Biennium: a Memoir by Wayne C. Bell, this is the story of Bell’s life, but the centerpiece is his tenure case at Murray State University.

 

New Reference Books: “Encyclopedia of Prisoners of War and Internment” edited by Jonatahan Vance, and “Children’s Writer’s & Illustrator’s Market 2012” by Chuck Sambuchino.

 

New Audio Books on CD: “Lone Wolf” by Jodi Picolt, “The Next Always” by Nora Roberts, and “Interview with the Vampire” by Anne Rice.

 

New CDs: “Ceremonials” by Florence & the Machine, and “Mine is Yours” by Cold War Kids.

 

New DVDs: “We Bought a Zoo,” “The Social Network,” “Midnight in the Garden of Good & Evil,” and “Thomas the Tank: The Great Discovery: The Movie.”

 

New TV Season: “MacGyver: The Complete First Season.”

 

Computer Classes: Beginner Email, if you do not have an email address and would like to get one this is your class. Monday, July 16^th & 23^rd at 10:00.

 

Ms. Cheryl has Summer Reading fun planned for all ages. Starting today, July 11 and every Wednesday through August 1 will be Summer Reading for 2-12 year olds. July 27 will be Middle School Summer Reading. And so the adults will not be left out on Saturday, July 28 will be the Adult Summer Reading. So stop by and get signed up!!

 

Happy Reading

Pam Metts

Director

 

FALL…for the very best November hard covers! I’m going to get right down to book business…”Pam’s Pick” is a book of Non-fiction.  “Jacqueline Kennedy Historic Conversations on Live with John F. Kennedy” forward by Caroline Kennedy, interviews with Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr., in 1964. It includes never before heard interviews on 8 CDs.

I started with Non-fiction so I think I will reverse order and tell you about other interesting books of that genre.

New Non-fiction: “Clark Howard’s Living Large in Lean Times” by Clark Howard, this book has over 250 ways to buy smarter, spend smarter, and save more money.

“Entreleadership” by Dave Ramsey, this book has 20 years of practical business wisdom from the trenches.

“Fatal Gift of Beauty” by Nina Burleigh, the trials of Amanda Knox. This is the twisted tale of Amanda Knox, the all-American college girl convicted of murder in Italy.

“Seal Team Six” by Howard E. Wasdin, these are the memoirs of an elite navy seal sniper.

Getting scared, don’t worry I’m on to Fiction!!! Large type that is.

New Fiction: “Lethal” by Sandra Brown, a story that reminds us that everything and everyone are not always what we think. Honor Gilette should have thought twice before rushing out to help a stranger in her yard. Now she and her little girl are hostages!

“Heartwishes” by Jude Deveraux this is book five in the Edilean series. Gemma is afraid that the ancient rock said to grant wishes will fall into the hand of the wealthy Frazier family.

“Late Edition” by Fern Michaels, this is the third book in the Godmother series. Toots Loudenberry has a knack for finding adventure, but ever since Sophie convinced her friends to start holding regular seances, life in Los Angeles is getting a little too dramatic even for Toots’ tastes. The past can get a little weird. 

“The Race” by Clive Cussler with Justin Scott, this is an Isaac Bell adventure. It is 1910, the age of the flying machines. $50,000 is offered to any daring aviator who can cross the U.S. in less than 50 days. But things are not quite what they seem.

“Son of Stone” by Stuart Wood, this is a Stone Barrington novel. Stone’s life is about to take a turn he never imaged. Arrington has plans for Stone that include introducing him to the child he fathered many years ago.

New Western: “Texas Showdown” by Elmer Kelton, this book contains two stories. “Pecos Crossing” and “Shotgun” they are both shoot-em up westerns at their best.

New Cookbook: “The Great 5 Ingredients Cookbook” this book contains over 250 simple, healthy dishes in less than 30 minutes.

New Audio Books on CD: “Lethal” by Sandra Brown, and “The Race” by Clive Cussler.

New DVDs: “Get Low,” and “Rear Window.”

Services: As you may have noticed the bookmobile for several reasons is not running. We would like to offer a new delivery outreach service. If you would like library books delivered to your home please call the library. If you have library/bookmobile books you would like picked up please call us and we will be glad to pick those up. Call 270-522-6301.

Computer Class: The next computer class will be E-Mail on November 7 and 21 at 10:00. Call 270-522-6301 to sign up.

This year we would like to honor our Veteran’s as well as our Active Duty service men and women by doing a display of pictures. Please bring in pictures with the name, dates of service and Active Duty where they are serving.

Happy Reading
Pam Metts

Director