Fiction
Fringe: the Zodiac paradox by Christa Faust. Fabulous Faust fabricates fictional fun for Fringe fans. Tie-in to the TV series. It's 1971 and Walter Bishop's experiments with the subconscious unleash the Zodiac Killer. I watched the movie Zodiac a couple months ago, it was good.
NonFiction
Happily Ever After: a light-hearted guide to wedded bliss by Jane Fearly-Whittingstall. Advice.
AudioBooks on CD
The Engagements by J. Courtney Sullivan. 17 hours on 14 CDs. Novel about marriage and marriages that has had a lot of press.
Vampires in the Lemon Grove by Karen Russell. 9.25 hours on 8 CDs. Collection of eight stories.
The Heist by Janet Evanovich and Lee Goldberg. 8.5 hours on 7 CDs. Adventure and romance. Read by some dude named Scott Brick. That's a manly name isn't it?
Execution of Noa P. Singleton by Elizabeth L. Silver. 10 hours on 8 CDs. Death Row murderer is offered legal help (and a sure commutation) from the victim's mother if the murderer tells what happened.
Old Paperbacks
Donated paperbacks. I'm not going to list them because the titles are older, we probably have hardcovers, and paperbacks are a browsing thing anyway.
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I'm not listing these either. I don't want to.
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Game of Mexican Gluten-Free Guns
NonFiction
Game of Thrones: the graphic novel: volume one by George R.R. Martin, Daniel Abraham and Tommy Patterson. Part one of the comic book version.
Pati's Mexican Table: the secrets of real Mexican home cooking by Pati Jinich. Goat meat.
Cooking for Your Gluten-Free Teen: everyday foods the whole family will love by Carlyn Berghoff, et al. Yeah, I et al'ed all those people and their applesauce recipe.
Fast and Simple Gluten-Free by Gretchen F. Brown, R.D. Ice cream, asparagus, chicken soup.
Dairy-Free and Gluten-Free Kitchen by Denise Jardine. Some lady in the kids section downstairs just lectured her kids for wandering off.
Guns at Last Light: the war in Western Europe, 1944-1945 by Rick Atkinson. Watch the BookTV interview at C-SPAN because they don't allow embedding.
Get the Guy: learn secrets of the male mind to find the man you want and the love you deserve by Matthew Hussey. I want to read through this just to argue with the author.
AudioBook on CD
Crashed by Timothy Hallinan. 10.5 hours on 9 CDs. Full time burglar is blackmailed into being a private detective for a Los Angeles mob boss.
Large Print
The Way Home by Katherine Spencer. Continuation of a series by the dead author Thomas Kinkade.
Game of Thrones: the graphic novel: volume one by George R.R. Martin, Daniel Abraham and Tommy Patterson. Part one of the comic book version.
Pati's Mexican Table: the secrets of real Mexican home cooking by Pati Jinich. Goat meat.
Cooking for Your Gluten-Free Teen: everyday foods the whole family will love by Carlyn Berghoff, et al. Yeah, I et al'ed all those people and their applesauce recipe.
Fast and Simple Gluten-Free by Gretchen F. Brown, R.D. Ice cream, asparagus, chicken soup.
Dairy-Free and Gluten-Free Kitchen by Denise Jardine. Some lady in the kids section downstairs just lectured her kids for wandering off.
Guns at Last Light: the war in Western Europe, 1944-1945 by Rick Atkinson. Watch the BookTV interview at C-SPAN because they don't allow embedding.
Get the Guy: learn secrets of the male mind to find the man you want and the love you deserve by Matthew Hussey. I want to read through this just to argue with the author.
AudioBook on CD
Crashed by Timothy Hallinan. 10.5 hours on 9 CDs. Full time burglar is blackmailed into being a private detective for a Los Angeles mob boss.
Large Print
The Way Home by Katherine Spencer. Continuation of a series by the dead author Thomas Kinkade.
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Game of Thrones Comic Book
Fiction
Game of Thrones: the graphic novel: volume 2 by George R.R. Martin and Daniel Abraham and Tommy Patterson. Aww, nuts. This is volume two. Volume one must not have come in yet. This is the comic book version. I have not watched the television program but I hear it has plenty of nudity. I optimistically scanned through this.
Dead Inside by Victoria Houston. Another mystery from the lady in Northern Wisconsin. I'm currently reading a book set on Lake Superior's Northern Michigan shore.
The Execution of Noa P. Singleton by Elizabeth L. Silver. This book has been in the press a lot lately. A convicted murderer on death row refuses to say what happened. Even when the high-powered, politically-connected mother of the victim offers to get a commutation in return for the full story.
Pines by Blake Crouch. This won some sort of award. Or was shortlisted for some sort of award. Let me check the internets...oh, maybe not. There will be some TV show version with Matt Dillon though.
Crouch shows up at Murder and Mayhem in Muskego most every year but I've never spoken to him. I prefer to stand around and wait for the coffee. Then stand around and drink my coffee. Then I walk around with my coffee looking to suck up to Victor Gischler. Gischler is not scheduled for 2013. Maybe I can walk around and suck up to Megan Abbott or Duane Swierczynski.
Sovereign by Ted Dekker and Tosca Lee. Third entry in the Book of Mortals series. This series seems to be a different take on zombies or something. The flyleaf descriptions on these books make no sense to me.
Game of Thrones: the graphic novel: volume 2 by George R.R. Martin and Daniel Abraham and Tommy Patterson. Aww, nuts. This is volume two. Volume one must not have come in yet. This is the comic book version. I have not watched the television program but I hear it has plenty of nudity. I optimistically scanned through this.
Dead Inside by Victoria Houston. Another mystery from the lady in Northern Wisconsin. I'm currently reading a book set on Lake Superior's Northern Michigan shore.
The Execution of Noa P. Singleton by Elizabeth L. Silver. This book has been in the press a lot lately. A convicted murderer on death row refuses to say what happened. Even when the high-powered, politically-connected mother of the victim offers to get a commutation in return for the full story.
Pines by Blake Crouch. This won some sort of award. Or was shortlisted for some sort of award. Let me check the internets...oh, maybe not. There will be some TV show version with Matt Dillon though.
Crouch shows up at Murder and Mayhem in Muskego most every year but I've never spoken to him. I prefer to stand around and wait for the coffee. Then stand around and drink my coffee. Then I walk around with my coffee looking to suck up to Victor Gischler. Gischler is not scheduled for 2013. Maybe I can walk around and suck up to Megan Abbott or Duane Swierczynski.
Sovereign by Ted Dekker and Tosca Lee. Third entry in the Book of Mortals series. This series seems to be a different take on zombies or something. The flyleaf descriptions on these books make no sense to me.
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