by Mark Frost
Available in: Print
Written by television series co-creator Mark Frost with
all the creepy weirdness of the original show, The Secret History of Twin Peaks is a collection of documents (including
newspaper clippings, book excerpts, and classified FBI files) compiled by an
individual known as the Archivist. Readers get the sense that the mysterious identity
of the Archivist is a character well known to fans, which drives the narrative
of the novel. Mark Frost does a remarkable job of intertwining real world
events into the history of the town and this novel is a great multimedia
experience for fans of Twin Peaks.
by Nicholas Sparks
Available in: Print, Audiobook, eBook, eAudio
In his 20th novel, Nicholas Sparks continues
to demonstrate that he has mastered the art of love in a world of broken
relationships. Two by Two focuses on Russell Green, who seems to be living a dream
life with a wonderful career and a great family. However, the reader finds that not everything
is as it appears and Russell must suddenly navigate the world as a single dad
raising a young daughter. Sparks’ latest novel is a tumultuous story of love
and tenderness, examining unconditional love in a life that does not quite go
as planned.
by Drew Magary
Available in: Print
Drew Magary’s newest novel, The Hike, is a fantasy saga that weaves together features of folk
tales and video games into an unforgettable odyssey of a family man trying to
make his way back home. The Hike follows Ben after he
inadvertently wanders into a parallel universe while taking a hike in rural
Pennsylvania while on a business trip. Ben
encounters some of the most unexpected forms, including a wicked crustacean and
a variety of magical objects, tools, and potions. Magary’s writing is hilariously funny,
heartfelt, and soul-searching and is a triumphant work of contemporary
fantasy.
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