March
is
Women's
History
Month.
We
stock
several
non-fiction
titles
about
well
known
women
in
history,
and
also
those
who
are
not
so
well
known.
We
also
have
several
historical
fiction
books
based
on
true
stories
involving
women.
Stop
by
the
store
and
see
all
the
great
books
that
highlight
women's
roles
in
history.
You
can
also
find
a
few
children's
books
to
help
you
celebrate
St.
Patrick's
Day.
Check
out
Sheridan's
historic
downtown,
it's
a
great
place
to
live,
work,
play,
and
shop!
Bricks
and
mortar
make
a
house,
but
the
laughter
of children make
a
home.
Irish
Proverb
Release
of
#21
in
the
Joe
Pickett
series
Tuesday,
March
2nd
Dark
Sky
by
CJ
Box
Booklist (02/01/2021):
Wyoming
is
basically
one
big
plateau
where
the
Great
Plains
meet
the
Rocky
Mountains,
and
if
you
have
never
been
there,
it
is
hard
to
imagine
the
imposing
landscape,
but
Box
makes
you
feel
in
the
middle
of
it,
sometimes
uncomfortably
so,
in
this
twenty-first
entry
in
his
series,
starring
game
warden
Joe
Pickett
(after
Long
Range,
2020).
Joe
is
asked
by
the
governor
to
accompany
a
Silicon
Valley
CEO
on
an
elk-hunting
trip.
The
sky
is
dark,
the
snow
won't
stop,
and
the
cold
is
unrelenting
as
the
outing
rapidly
transforms
into
a
manhunt,
with
Joe
and
his
party
the
prey,
hunted
by
three
mountain
men
determined
to
avenge
a
family
member
driven
to
suicide
by
the
CEO's
social-media
site.
Joe's
closest
friend,
Nate
Romanowski,
and
his
own
daughter,
Sheridan,
eventually
come
to
the
rescue,
and
the
story
ends
in
a
cliff-hanger,
with
Nate
headed
out
to
seek
revenge
of
his
own.
A
strong
entry
in
this
long-running
and
wildly
popular
series.
HIGH-DEMAND
BACKSTORY:
Box's
novels
have
been
translated
into
27
languages
and
regularly
appear
on
best-seller
lists,
a
testament
to
the
strength
of
his
writing
and
the
popularity
of
the
melding
of
western
and
crime
genres.
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Booklist,
ALL
RIGHTS
RESERVED.
March
Staff
Picks
Surviving
Savannah
by
Patti
Callahan
Release
date
March
9,
2021
Brief
Description:
"It
was
called
"The
Titanic
of
the
South."
The
luxury
steamship
sank
in
1838
with
Savannah's
elite
on
board;
through
time,
their
fates
were
forgotten--until
the
wreck
was
found,
and
now
their
story
is
finally
being
told
in
this
breathtaking
novel
from
the
New
York
Times
bestselling
author
of
Becoming
Mrs.
Lewis.
When
Savannah
history
professor
Everly
Winthrop
is
asked
to
guest-curate
a
new
museum
collection
focusing
on
artifacts
recovered
from
the
steamship
Pulaski,
she's
shocked.
The
ship
sank
after
a
boiler
explosion
in
1838,
and
the
wreckage
was
just
discovered,
180
years
later.
Everly
can't
resist
the
opportunity
to
try
to
solve
some
of
the
mysteries
and
myths
surrounding
the
devastating
night
of
its
sinking.
Everly's
research
leads
her
to
the
astounding
history
of
a
family
of
eleven
who
boarded
the
Pulaski
together,
and
the
extraordinary
stories
of
two
women
from
this
family:
a
known
survivor,
Augusta
Longstreet,
and
her
niece,
Lilly
Dawson,
who
was
never
found,
along
with
her
child.
These
aristocratic
women
were
part
of
Savannah's
society,
but
when
the
ship
exploded,
each
was
faced
with
difficult
and
heartbreaking
decisions.
This
is
a
moving
and
powerful
exploration
of
what
women
will
do
to
endure
in
the
face
of
tragedy,
the
role
fate
plays,
and
the
myriad
ways
we
survive
the
surviving"--
Raft
of
Stars
by
Andrew
J.
Graff
Release
date
March
23,
2021
"An
instant
classic,
for
fans
of
Huckleberry
Finn,
Peace
Like
a
River,
and
Jim
the
Boy:
when
two
hardscrabble
young
boys
think
they've
committed
a
crime,
they
flee
into
the
Northwoods
of
Wisconsin.
Will
the
adults
trying
to
find
and
protect
them
reach
them
before
it's
too
late?"--
Eternal
by
Lisa
Scottoline
Release
date
March
23,
2021
Scottoline's
admirable
foray
into
historical
fiction
(after
her
Rosato
&
Associates
series)
visits
pre-WWII
Italy
during
Mussolini's
rise
to
power
as
three
teenage
friends
navigate
a
love
triangle.
Elisabetta
D'Orfeo
works
at
a
restaurant
to
support
her
alcoholic
father.
Marco
Terrizzi,
the
son
of
a
bar
owner,
begins
his
rise
in
the
Fascist
government,
using
his
wit
and
charm
to
hide
the
secret
of
his
learning
disability
and
inability
to
read.
Sandro
Simone,
a
brilliant
student,
lives
in
Rome's
Jewish
quarter
with
his
obstetrician
mother
and
lawyer
father,
Massimo.
Sandro's
parents
want
him
to
date
a
Jewish
girl,
but
he
is
determined
to
court
Elisabetta,
plans
that
are
put
to
a
halt
by
Mussolini's
racial
laws
barring
relationships
between
Jews
and
non-Jews.
Elisabetta
succumbs
to
Marco's
charms,
but
their
relationship
is
derailed
after
Marco
falsely
takes
credit
for
a
notebook
left
for
her
by
Sandro
to
encourage
her
writing.
As
the
Nazis
occupy
Rome,
threatening
to
arrest
and
deport
Jewish
residents,
the
Simones
are
stripped
of
their
livelihoods.
Sandro
and
Massimo
are
eventually
rounded
up
by
the
Nazis,
and
Marco
and
Elisabetta
go
to
increasingly
dangerous
lengths
to
try
to
rescue
them.
While
the
dialogue
is
a
bit
wooden
at
times,
Scottoline
expertly
brings
historical
events
to
life.
Fans
of
WWII
fiction
will
be
drawn
to
this
immersive,
emotional
novel. Agent:
Robert
Gottlieb,
Trident
Media
Group.
(Mar.)
Copyright
2020
Publishers
Weekly,
LLC
Used
with
permission.
Red
Widow
by
Alma
Katsu
Release
date
March
23,
2021
Lyndsey
Duncan
worries
her
career
with
the
CIA
might
be
over.
After
lines
are
crossed
with
another
intelligence
agent
during
an
assignment,
she
is
sent
home
to
Washington
on
administrative
leave.
So
when
a
former
colleague--now
Chief
of
the
Russia
Division--recruits
her
for
an
internal
investigation,
she
jumps
at
the
chance
to
prove
herself.
Lyndsey
was
once
a
top
handler
in
the
Moscow
Field
Station,
where
she
was
known
as
the
human
lie
detector
and
praised
for
recruiting
some
of
the
most
senior
Russian
officials.
But
now,
three
Russian
assets
have
been
exposed--including
one
of
her
own--and
the
CIA
is
convinced
there's
a
mole
in
the
department.
With
years
of
work
in
question
and
lives
on
the
line,
Lyndsey
is
thrown
back
into
life
at
the
agency,
this
time
tracing
the
steps
of
those
closest
to
her.Meanwhile,
fellow
agent
Theresa
Warner
can't
avoid
the
spotlight.
She
is
the
infamous
Red
Widow,
the
wife
of
a
former
director
killed
in
the
field
under
mysterious
circumstances.
With
her
husband's
legacy
shadowing
her
every
move,
Theresa
is
a
fixture
of
the
Russia
Division,
and
as
she
and
Lyndsey
strike
up
an
unusual
friendship,
her
knowledge
proves
invaluable.
But
as
Lyndsey
uncovers
a
surprising
connection
to
Theresa
that
could
answer
all
of
her
questions,
she
unearths
a
terrifying
web
of
secrets
within
the
department,
if
only
she
is
willing
to
unravel
it....
New
Releases
for March
2021
March
2
Dusk
Night
Dawn:
On
Revival
and
Courage
Anne
Lamott
Cosmic
Queries:
Startalk's
Guide
to
Who
We
Are,
How
We
Got
Here,
and
Where
We're
Going
Neil
deGrasse
Tyson
Band
of
Sisters
Lauren
Willig
The
Affair
Danielle
Steel
The
Committed
Viet
Thanh
Nguyen
Dark
Sky
CJ
Box
The
Soul
of
a
Woman
Isabel
Allende
March
9
Fast
Ice
Clive
Cussler
&
Graham
Brown
A
Matter
of
Life
and
Death
Phillip
Margolin
The
Rose
Code
Kate
Quinn
Everything
After
Jill
Santopolo
March
16
Win
Harlan
coben
No
Pain,
No
Gaines:
The
Good
Stuff
Doesn't
Come
Easy
Chip
Gaines
March
23
The
Bounty
Janet
Evanovich/
Steve
Hamilton
The
Other
Emily
Dean
Koontz
Eternal
Lisa
Scottoline
Double
Jeopardy
Stuart
Woods
The
Consequences
of
Fear
Jacqueline
Winspear
The
Palm
Beach
Murders
James
Patterson
Every
Vow
You
Break
Peter
Swanson
Red
Widow
Alma
Katsu
March
30
Sunflower
Sisters
Martha
Hall
Kelly
The
Monthly
Recipe
Corner
How
to
Drink
Like
a
Writer
Recipes
for
the
Cocktails
and
Libations
that
Inspired
100
Literary
Greats
James
Joyce's
Dublin
Coffee
"The
light
music
of
whiskey
falling
into
a
glass
made
an
agreeable
interlude."
-Dubliners,
1914
2
ounces
Irish
whiskey
1
teaspoon
sugar
4
ounces
hot
coffee
1
ounce
heavy
cream
In
a
heatproof
balloon
wine
glass,
combine
Irish
whiskey
and
sugar.
Pour
in
coffee,
and
stir
slowly.
While
stirring,
slowly
add
cream
in
a
circular
motion.
Let
the
cream
settle
on
top;
do
not
stir
again.
Truman
Capote's
Orange
Drinks
"The
test
of
whether
or
not
a
writer
has
divined
the
natural
shape
of
his
story
is
just
this:
after
reading
it,
can
you
imagine
it
differently,
or
does
it
silence
your
imagination
and
seem
to
you
absolute
and
final?
As
an
orange
is
final.
As
an
orange
is
something
nature
has
made
just
right."
-Interview
with
the
Paris
Review,
No.
16
(Spring-Summer
1957)
Capotiana(for
sober
days)
1
part
orange
juice,
freshly
squeezed
1
part
tomato
juice
Combine
equal
parts
orange
and
tomato
juices
in
a
tumbler.
No
ice.
My
Orange
Drink(for
the
rest)
2
ounces
vodka
4
ounces
orange
juice,
freshly
squeezed
Maraschino
cherry
for
garnishing
Orange
slice
for
garnishing
Combine
vodka
and
orange
juice
in
a
tumbler
filled
with
ice
and
stir.
Garnish
with
the
cherry
and
orange
slice.
Maya
Angelou's
Sherry
In
a
1990
interview
with
the
Paris
Review,
Maya
Angelou
discussed
her
ritual
of
writing
in
a
hotel
room
accompanied
only
by
the
Bible,
a
thesaurus,
a
yellow
legal
pad,
an
ashtray,
and
a
bottle
of
sherry.
1
bottle
sherry
The
Bible
Roget's
Thesaurus
Yellow
legal
pad
An
ashtray
Spread
out
on
top
of
the
hotel
bed.
Open
the
Bible;
read
aloud.
Pour
yourself
a
glass
of
sherry.
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