Fiction
Pushed Too Far by Ann Voss Peterson. Police Chief Valerie Ryker solved a vicious murder case with the body burned to ash. The killer sits in prison. Now the original victim's body is found frozen in a lake and the killer is about to be freed.
The Colt revolver on the cover is a mirror image. The cylinder release is shown on the right hand side of the frame.
Large Print
Perfect Hope by Nore Roberts. "Ryder is the hardest Montgomery brother to figure out."
Audiobooks on CD
Driven by James Sallis. 3 CDs at 3.5 hours. Driver escaped the mob in Drive and is living peacefully in Phoenix with his wife. Driver's wife is killed in a street attack and Driver knows the same people are still after him.
The Generals: American military command from World War II to today by Thomas E. Ricks. 14 CDs at 16 hours. I read a commentary piece this morning that ripped on Petraeus. Not because Petraeus had an affair but because he was a publicist's success and not a military success.
Super Brain: unleashing the explosive power of your mind to maximize health, happiness, and spiritual well being 9 CDs at 11.5 hours by Deepak Chopra and Rudolph E. Tanzi. Long Titles: how to expand and exaggerate your claims with an overlong subtitle that never seems to end.
The Time Keeper by Mitch Albom. 4 CDs at 4 hours. Mitch Albom just bought an island somewhere.
NonFiction
Navigating Autism: the essential how-to by parents for parents by Melissa Martinez Areffi and Andrew Areffi. What kind of name is "Areffi"? Seriously, what is the etymology because I have no idea. I'm thinking something Southeastern Europe. Or Arabic. Persian? Basque? I'm clueless on this one.
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