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The Year of the Flood
by Margaret Atwood
Dystopian Hopefullness (9/1/2009)
Margaret Atwood is so in tune with scientific and environmental issues she manages to write futuristic books that could be reality tomorrow. Expanding on her world created in "Oryx and Crake', she tells a parallel story of the people left in the outside world after the "more
Valley of the Lost
by Vicki Delany
Heroin, Hippies and Even Mounties (1/2/2009)
A fun, fast-paced mystery set in a small mountain town in British Columbia. Smith and Winters, the police team who are the mainstays on the case, both come with backgrounds and baggage that makes us want to know more about their histories, which we hope the author willmore
Skeletons at the Feast
by Chris Bohjalian
A descriptive heart-wrenching view of World War II (5/7/2008)
Chris Bohjalian has certainly tackled a myriad of subjects: midwives and the stigma of birth defects in the early 60s, trans-gendered relationships in the present day and even revisiting the Great Gatsby. In his latest novel we are drawn into the end of World War II asmore
The Quiet Girl
by Peter Hoeg
James Bond at the Cirque du Soleil (10/17/2007)
This book is an intriguing, extremely fast-paced literate psychological mystery. The protagonist is a fascinating character, a circus clown with an extremely acute sense of hearing as well as an unusual talent for sensing each person's musical key which gives him insightmore
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