WHITMAN COUNTY LIBRARY DISTRICT
“Secrets of the Blue and Gray” series, books 1-4, by Vanessa Lind
Featuring women spies in the American Civil War. Historical fiction stories of courage and resilience inspired by authentic adventures.
“Thomas Austin Crime Thriller Series, Pacific Coast Settings,” books 1-8, by D.D. Black
Retired in Kitsap, Wash., after a distinguished career as an NYPD detective, Thomas Austin, the former captor of the psychopathic serial killer confronts his haunting past while embarking on the pursuit of new criminals in his tranquil surroundings.
“The Faerie Files,” books 1-3, by Emigh Cannaday
The series offers a delightful blend of enemies-to-lovers, friends-to-lovers and forbidden romance, enriched with feline charm, making it a must-read for fans of Annette Marie, McKenzie Hunter, Deborah Wilde, Helen Harper and Shannon Mayer. Even those who are not cat enthusiasts are bound to be converted by the enchanting series.
LATAH COUNTYLIBRARY DISTRICT
“The Witch of Maracoor” by Gregory Maguire
The third and final book in the “Another Day” series, this coming-of-age story follows Rainary Ko, the great-granddaughter of the old Wizard of Oz. In this installment, Rain decides to head back to her home of Oz to repay debts and settle past scores.
“A Grandmother Begins the Story” by Michelle Porter
In her fiction debut, author Michelle Porter tells the powerful story of family over the course of five generations of Métis women. Carter is on a mission to learn more about her heritage while her mother, Allie, tries to protect her from a cycle of pain.
“A Haunting on the Hill” by Elizabeth Hand
Perfect for fans of Shirley Jackson, this thrilling tale returns to the haunted Hill House from Jackson’s famous novel. Playwright Holly Sherwin is spending the weekend at Hill House to develop her new play, and she is immediately drawn to the eerie atmosphere of the mansion.
NEILL PUBLIC LIBRARY
“A Day in the Life of the Desert” by Roxie Munro
Travel away from the chilly Palouse to six of North America’s most exciting deserts. Death Valley and the Mojave Desert are among the places this nonfiction picture book takes readers. Learn about the desert climate, and the flora and fauna that live there. Available in print.
“What the River Knows” by Isabel Ibanez
Pitched as “The Mummy” meets “Death on the Nile,” this instant-bestseller brings readers to 19th century Buenos Aires, where Inez Olivera’s explorer parents have gone missing. Inez has always wanted to travel alongside her parents, but now she must set off without them in order to discover the truth behind their disappearance. Fans of historical fiction and fantasy alike will love this magic-drenched adventure tale! Available in print, as an e-book and e-audio.
“The Davenports” by Krystal Marquis
Inspired by a true story, join the Davenports in 1910 where they are one of the only Black families with status and wealth. Four different stories unfold in this romantic and passionate new series perfect for fans of historical fiction and regency romance. Available in print, as an e-book and e-audio.
