The Things She’s Seen
The Things She’s Seen The unraveling of an unsolved arson of a children’s home in remote Australia is the setting for this tenderly-crafted, dark tale about about loss and healing. Written by a brother and sister!
Month: August 2022
The One Memory of Flora Banks
The One Memory of Flora Banks A mystery-thriller with an unreliable main character is my favorite kind of read. As the suspense grows, so will your suspicions of Flora, her memory, and most of all, her motives.
Animus
Animus Kids are disappearing and the Kyoto police are stumped. Could the ghost-boy at the local park be able to help? A graphic novel, a mystery, and a perfectly creepy tale.
The Woman All Spies Fear
The Woman All Spies Fear Elizebeth Smith Friedman was one of America’s best at making and breaking codes during WWI and WWII. Brilliant and daring, fans of Hidden Figures will love her story.
Today Tonight Tomorrow
Today Tonight Tomorrow A city-wide scavenger hunt, the Aurora Bridge Troll, and two seniors racing against the clock…and towards each other. A sweet, romantic jaunt through Seattle.
Today Tonight Tomorrow
Today Tonight Tomorrow A city-wide scavenger hunt, the Aurora Bridge Troll, and two seniors racing against the clock…and towards each other. A sweet, romantic jaunt through Seattle.
A Sitting in St. James
A Sitting in St. James The family fortune is buried deep, as deep as the family’s secrets. A struggling Southern sugar cane plantation needs money but that may not be enough to save it from it’s wretched past.
Rock by Rock
Rock by Rock The extraordinary story of a man whose homesick heart inspired him to secretly, and illegally, build a garden of huge rock structures that is now one of India’s most beloved sites. Written by our Skagit County neighbor, Jennifer Bradbury.
Butterfly Yellow
Butterfly Yellow A Vietnamese refugee newly arrived in Texas in search of her younger brother befriends a wanna-be rodeo cowboy. Will their guilt-ridden secrets hold them back from finding happiness?
Crushing
Crushing Follow two lonely-hearts through the city in this wordless graphic novel that explores being “crushed” – by isolation or by love. Brilliant.