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P.I. Holland Taylor returns in David Housewright's Edgar Award-winning series with First, Kill the Lawyers, where Taylor is hired to recover stolen files before they are leaked, ruining more than just the careers of five local lawyers.
The extraordinary life of Marilene Phipps began in Haiti-the magical island of African Vodou gods who followed their devotees on the slave ships, and the world's first black republic-the singular cultural context and exotic milieu of the Caribbean, where hell and paradise can transfix us daily. In this powerful memoir, we enter the lives of a family who are both descendants of European aristocrats and African slaves.
Literature Lovers' Night Out™ is an event hosted by Twin Cities' literary connoisseur Pamela Klinger-Horn, featuring local and national authors, light refreshments and drawings for prizes. Tickets for sale online by clicking the red BOOK EVENT button. 651-430-3385 for questions or more information. Seating is limited to 100 guests. Doors open 30 minutes before the event starts so come early to mingle and meet the authors!
Featured authors for February:
Walt the snowplow learns that, while his work is very important, there are some things he cannot do without the help of his new tow truck friend, Mo.
Local author Elizabeth Verdick will be joining us on Indies First/Small Business Saturday with her new picture book, Small Walt and Mo the Tow. Get your signed copies for the holidays!
Join us in learning more about dyslexia and literacy with an expert in the field, John Alexander. This event is open to the public! RSVP to: info@dyslexiaadvocates.org.
Traci Lambrecht, who along with her late mom, co-authored the Monkeewrench series by P.J. Tracy, will speak at the Lake Elmo branch the Washington County Library about the latest book in the series: The Guilty Dead. It's FREE, sponsored by the Friends of Lake Elmo Library.
Award-winning journalist and feminist icon Peggy Orenstein is a leading voice in the national conversations around gender norms and expectations. Her influential exposés include Cinderella Ate My Daughter: Dispatches from the Front Lines of the New Girlie-Girl Culture (2011) and Girls & Sex: Navigating the Complicated New Landscape (2016). Orenstein has also penned a bestselling and candid memoir about her personal struggles with infertility and motherhood.
Join Carrol to learn of his adventures during 45 years as Nongame Wildlife Specialist with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. He has helped develop programs for the protection of Minnesota’s nongame and endangered wildlife species, including peregrine falcons, bald eagles, eastern bluebirds, river otters and trumpeter swans, and is now focusing on loons, using Deepwater Horizon restoration funds provided by BP.
Paraplegic attorney Pen Wilkinson, fighting through horrific flashbacks from a previous case, returns to Minnesota to investigate the murder of a candidate for governor. Is the murder a crime of passion, a political assassination, or part of a larger scheme? Fighting opposition from both police and the minority community, Pen presses ahead, unraveling the explosive secret of the thirty-year-old police shooting of a civil rights leader. As tensions mount, Pen's search unearths a horrifying plot to engulf the state in racial violence for political gain.
Join us in Woodbury as the new season of Club Book begins with mystery and thriller phenom, Karin Slaughter!
