Looking for a new reading suggestion? Here are four fiction titles enjoyed by Lewis & Clark Library staff.
Code Name Hélène
by Ariel Lawhon
This is a terrific new book which I really enjoyed. It’s an historical novel about an intriguing, brave woman who worked as a spy during WWII. It’s also a beautiful love story.
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Also available in digital format:
Montana Library2Go eBook and eAudiobook
The Guest List
by Lucy Foley
A page turning thriller that will have you guessing right until the very end!
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Also available in digital format:
Axis 360 eBook
Montana Library2Go eBook and eAudiobook
The Diplomat’s Wife
by Pam Jenoff
I have a fantastic book to recommend! The Diplomat's Wife by Pam Jenoff! I listened to the Audio from Hoopla and I was hooked from the very beginning. I am very rarely surprised when reading books but this book had several moments when I audibly gasped out loud! I couldn't wait to go on my walk so I could keep listening to this book. The story, the narrator, the characters - I loved it all! This is the second book in a series and I didn't read the first one but I didn't feel that I was missing anything!
The Epiphany Machine
by David Burr Gerrard
Light on the science, heavy on alternative history, what I like most about this science fiction novel is the tragicomedy. The protagonist is an annoying young man who gets wooed by the mystery of an “epiphany machine,” a strange contraption that tattoos personal revelations on user’s arm. With messages like, “Abandons what matters most,” “Does not understand boundaries,” and “Wants to blow things up.” Those who receive these tattooed messages will never know if they are who they are because of the revelation or if the machine can really see their deepest faults.
*Just a warning, the language is crude and sexually graphic. Additionally, this story touches on sensitive topics.
Find it in the library catalog Here
Also available in digital format:
Axis 360 eBook and eAudiobook
