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| Greetings!
With all this cold
snowy weather
we're having, I
can't think of a
better way to pass
your time indoors
than with a good
book. We have
suspenseful
mystery stories,
interesting
memoirs,
fascinating
regional,
national, and
world history
books, and tender stories
of love. Stop
by the store and
see what's new for
Spring. We can think
positive thoughts and
dream of those
sunny, mild days
ahead that are
sure to come
sooner or later.
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Booksigning
for Stone Cold
by
C.J. Box
Thursday
March 27th
6:00 pm
The
on sale date
for
"Stone
Cold"
is Tuesday,
March 11th.
Call and
reserve your
copy today.
Then join us
on March
27th to
visit with
C.J. and get
an
autographed
copy of the
new Joe
Pickett
novel.
Everything
about the
man is a
mystery: the
massive
ranch in the
remote Black
Hills of
Wyoming that
nobody ever
visits, the
women who
live with
him, the
secret
philanthropies,
the private
airstrip,
the sudden
disappearances.
And
especially
the
persistent
rumors that
the man's
wealth comes
from killing
people.
Joe Pickett,
still
officially a
game warden
but now
mostly a
troubleshooter
for the
governor, is
assigned to
find out
what the
truth is,
but he
discovers a
lot more
than he'd
bargained
for. There
are two
other men
living up at
that ranch.
One is a
stone-cold
killer who
takes an
instant
dislike to
Joe. The
other is
new--but Joe
knows him
all too
well. The
first man
doesn't
frighten
Joe. The
second is
another
story
entirely.
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St.
Patrick's
Day
Check out
these titles
to celebrate
all things
Irish
The
Luckiest
St.
Patrick's
Day Ever
by Teddy
Slater
Celtic
Design
coloring
Book
by Ed
Sibbett,
Jr.
Rick
Steves'
Ireland
2014
Jack and
the
Leprechaun
by Ivan
Robertson
The Wily
O'Reilly:
Irish
Country
Stories
by Patrick
Taylor
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Gardening
Books
It seems a
long way
off, but now
is the time
to start
planning
your garden.
Here are a
few titles
that we have
on hand that
might be of
interest to
you.
Month-By-Month
Gardening
in Wyoming
by John
Cretti
The 20-30
Something
Garden
Guide by
Dee Nash
Storey's
Guide to
Growing
Organic
Vegetables
&
Herbs for
Market
by
Keith
Stewart
Lawn
Gone!:
Low-Maintenance,
Sustainable,
Attractive
Alternatives
for Your
Yard
by Pam
Penick
Seed
Keeper:
Organize,
Record,
and Store
by
Chronicle
Books
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New
Releases
for
March
March
4th
Trouble
in Mind by
Jeffery
Deaver
Money:
The
Aunauthorized
Biography by
Felix Martin
Uganda
Be Kidding
Me
by
Chelsea
Handler
You
Can Date
Boys when
You're Forty
by Dave
Barry
March
11th
Power
Play by
Danielle
Steel
Accident
by
Christopher
Pavone
Shotgun
Lovesongs
by
Nickolas
Butler
March
18th
Missing
You by
Harlan Coben
Wolfgang
Puck Makes
It Healthy
by
Wolfgang
Puck
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Release
Date for
New
Longmire
Novel
Just
a heads up
for all you
Craig
Johnson
fans. The
onsale date
for
"Any
Other
Name"
is Tuesday,
May 13th. Reserve
your copy
today.
Walt
is sinking
into
high-plains
winter
discontent
when his
former boss,
Lucian
Conally,
asks him to
take on a
mercy case
in an
adjacent
county.
Detective
Gerald
Holman is
dead and
Lucian wants
to know what
drove his
old friend
to take his
own life.
With the
clock
ticking on
the birth of
his first
grandchild,
Walt learns
that the
by-the-book
detective
might have
suppressed
evidence
concerning
three
missing
women.
Digging
deeper, Walt
uncovers an
incriminating
secret so
dark that it
threatens to
claim other
lives even
before the
sheriff can
serve
justice--Wyoming
style.
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Recipe
Corner
Cauliflower
&
Bacon Soup
with Cheese
Toasties
by
Marie
McGuirk,
Louth
Serves
4-6
2
tablespoons
vegetable
oil
1 large
onion,
chopped
8 streaky
bacon
rashers
(lean
bacon
slices)
2
potatoes,
chopped
1 small
cauliflower,
cut into
florets
and leaves
sliced
1 pint
vegetable
stock
1/2 pint
milk
salt &
freshly
ground
black
pepper
For the
cheese
toasties
(optional)
8 slices
French
bread
4
teaspoons
Dijon
mustard
4 oz.
cheddar,
grated
1. Heat
the oil in
a large
heavy-based
saucepan,
and sweat
the onion
for five
minutes or
until
softened.
Chop two
rashers,
add to the
pan and
fry for a
further
two
minutes.
Stir in
the
potatoes
and
cauliflower
and mix
well. Add
the stock
and bring
to the
boil.
cover and
simmer for
15 minutes
until the
vegetables
are
tender.
Meanwhile,
preheat
the grill
to medium.
2. Allow
soup to
cool a
little
before
blitzing
in a
blender or
food
processor
(you'll
have to do
this in
two
batches).
Return to
the pan
and stir
in the
milk.
Reheat
gently and
season to
taste.
3.
Meanwhile,
grill the
remaining
bacon
until
crisp,
drain on
kitchen
paper and
chop into
pieces. If
serving
the cheese
toasties,
toast the
bread
slices on
one side,
spread
mustard
over the
untoasted
sides and
sprinkle
with the
grated
cheese.
Grill
until the
cheese is
melted and
golden.
4. Serve
the soup
sprinkled
with the
grilled
bacon
pieces and
with the
cheese
toasties
on the
side.
Recipe
taken from
"Irish
Country
Cooking"
by
The Irish
Countrywomen's
Association
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enough lucky to
be Irish, you're
lucky enough!
~Irish Saying
Sincerely,
Robby Smith
Sheridan Stationery
Books & Gallery
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