Staff Picks

"Wicked Business by Janet Evanovich becauseJanet Evanovich's audiobooks are always fun, easy listens. Sure to make you smile! -- Robbin, Customer Service Representative

"Stolen Prey by John Sandford is a rag-tag collection of gold-stealing computer hackers, small-time hoods, crazed killers, and art-thieves, as told by the droll, mid-western, world-weary detective, Lucas Davenport. Narrator Richard Ferrone keeps the tension amped on high. Number 22 in the series." -- Kirby, Library Services

"The Shoemaker's Wife, Adriana Trigiani's fictionalized tale of her grandparents’ immigration from Italy to the U.S. in the early 1900s, is beautiful. The characters and places come to life, and Annabella Sciorra’s judicious use of Italian pronunciations adds to the novel’s atmosphere and lyricism." -- Janet, Vice President/Publisher

"I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed Marcia Clarks's Guilt by Association. Clark’s inside knowledge of the L.A. District Attorney’s office is put to good use, but most of the action takes place outside the courtroom. It’s a serious murder mystery, yet with touches of humor. -- Mary, Merchandiser

"This Is How by Augusten Burroughs may be the best self-help program I’ve ever read or heard, and I’m a big self-help fan. It looks, and is, humorous, but I think it can change lives. Augusten Burroughs brings his full personality to the reading.” -- Chris, Vice President of Internet Technology