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 Blackfly Season
by Giles Blunt
A perfect mystery to occupy a rainy summer weekend. A young woman wanders out of the forest with a bullet lodged in her brain. She can't remember what happens. Then a body turns up and John Cardinal tries to put all the pieces together. |
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 In the Company of Cheerful Ladies
by Alexander McCall Smith
Precious Ramotswe is at it again, solving mysteries and having adventures in the latest installment of The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency. |
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 The Da Vinci Code: Special Illustrated Edition
by Dan Brown
This über popular page-turner follows professor Robert Langdon's fast-paced search for truth and killers, complete with illustrations. |
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 The Traveler
by John Twelve Hawks
Another riveting action novel, Maya is a reluctant protector of Gabriel and Michael Corrigan, two prophets who are being hunted by cruel men who want to control the world. |
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 A Complicated Kindness
by Miriam Toews
The award-winning and heartwarming story of 16-year-old Nomi and her father Ray who are left alone in their small Manitoban town after being deserted by Nomi's mother and sister. |
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 All That Matters
by Wayson Choy
An engaging story set in 1930s Vancouver, Choy's second, award-winning book unveils the lives of the Chen family through the experiences of eldest son Kiam-Kim's strict but kind upbringing. |
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Until I Find You
by John Irving
Yet another great story from a world renowned author. Funny, sad and largely entertaining, Irving's latest novel follows the life of actor Jack Burns, a man who spent many influential years in a tattoo parlor with his mother. |
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 The Undomestic Goddess
by Sophie Kinsella
Another captivating tale from the chicklit queen. This time, the heroine is lawyer Samantha Sweeting, who makes a mistake so big she decides to run away. Without meaning to, she becomes a housekeeper (even though she can't sew or work an oven) and slowly learns to relax, cope and fall in love. |
