LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: Execute Authority
Execute Authority – Dalton Fury St. Martin’s Press 304 Pages Every once in awhile, when you’re engrossed in a good book series, you find yourself looking forward to seeing your…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: The Other Einstein
The Other Einstein – Marie Benedict Sourcebooks Landmark 304 Pages Whenever the Lockport Library has an author come to speak, I try to read the books (if I haven’t already)…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: Bring Her Home
Bring Her Home — David Bell Berkley Publishing 438 Pages When you find an author that you really like, you have to read his or her works as soon as…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: One on the Ground
One on the Ground– Karen Wielinski Librastream 336 Pages Those of us in Western New York remember Feb. 12, 2009 pretty well. Haunting images filled the television screens as we…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: Window Across Time
Window Across Time — Cynthia Cotten Self-Published 120 Pages A young adult book is not normally on my reading list, although I have, on occasion, found one or two on…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: Beartown
Beartown — Fredrik Backman Atria Books 432 Pages It’s fairly obvious from reading our website that I like to read, and I really like hockey. So, when I found a…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: American War
American War — Omar El Akkad Knopf Publishing 352 Pages Post apocalyptic novels always fascinate me. I tend to lean towards those books if I have two books in hand,…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: Gone Without a Trace
Gone Without a Trace — Mary Torjussen Berkley Publishers 348 Pages I love psychological thrillers that keep you wondering until the end. The interesting thing about this book is that…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: The Day The World Came To Town
The Day the World Came to Town — Jim DeFede Regan Books 244 Pages It seems like a lifetime ago, not just sixteen years, that the world changed for us…
LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: George Lucas-A Life
George Lucas: A Life — Brian Jay Jones Little, Brown and Company 480 Pages Hold onto your seats. This week makes it two nonfiction books in a row. First it…