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Director's Pick
Selected by Holly Thomas, Library Director
Explore some of my favorite reads! From suspenseful thrillers to powerful historical fiction and unforgettable contemporary novels.
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Twenty Years Later by Charlie Donlea
TV producer Avery Mason is preparing a feature on the anniversary of the September 11 attacks when new DNA evidence reopens the investigation into a long-unsolved murder connected to the tragedy. As Avery digs deeper into the case, buried secrets and shocking connections begin to emerge. A fast-paced thriller blending mystery, investigative journalism, and unexpected twists.
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Summit Lake by Charlie Donlea
When law student Becca Eckersley is found murdered in the quiet mountain town of Summit Lake, reporter Kelsey Castle is sent to investigate the shocking case. As Kelsey uncovers secrets surrounding Becca's life, she realizes the truth may be far more dangerous than anyone expected. A suspenseful thriller filled with twists, mystery, and compelling characters.
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Identity by Nora Roberts
After surviving a brutal attack, Morgan Albright relocates to Vermont hoping for a fresh start. But as she rebuilds her life and forms new friendships, she discovers the danger may not be as far behind her as she thought. A gripping thriller that combines suspense, resilience, and emotional depth. |
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The Guest List by Lucy Foley
On a remote island off the coast of Ireland, guests gather for an extravagant wedding celebration. But as tensions rise and secrets emerge among the guests, the festivities take a deadly turn. Told through multiple perspectives, this atmospheric mystery keeps readers guessing until the final pages |
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The Women by Kristin Hannah
Frances "Frankie McGrath volunteers as a nurse during the Vietnam War expecting adventure and purpose, but the realities of war change her forever. Returning home, Frankie struggles to find her place in a country eager to forget the sacrifices made by women who served. An emotional and powerful historical novel about courage, friendship, and resilience. |
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The Seed Keeper by Diane Wilson
Rosalie Iron Wing reflects on family, identity, and her Dakota heritage as she reconnects with traditions nearly lost through generations of displacement and hardship. A beautifully written and deeply moving story about memory, resilience, and the importance of preserving culture and community. |
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