ARC Mail!

Posted on February 27, 2010 · 4 Comments
I’m so excited!  I received four ARCs in the mail this week and wanted to share!  I can’t wait to dig in!  They sound like amazing reads!
The 9th Judgment (The Women's Murder Club)
The 9th Judgment by James Patterson
Publication Date:  April 26, 2010
Hachette Books
“The most personal
A young mother and her infant child are ruthlessly gunned down while returning to their car in the garage of a shopping mall. There are no witnesses, and Detective Lindsay Boxer is left with only one shred of evidence: a cryptic message scrawled across the windshield in bloodred lipstick.  

The most dangerous

The same night, the wife of A-list actor Marcus Dowling is woken by a cat burglar who is about to steal millions of dollars’ worth of precious jewels. In just seconds there is a nearly empty safe, a lifeless body, and another mystery that throws San Francisco into hysteria.
The most exciting Women’s Murder Club novel ever

Lindsay spends every waking hour working with her partner, Rich–and her desire for him threatens to tear apart both her engagement and the Women’s Murder Club. Before Lindsay and her friends can piece together either case, one of the killers forces Lindsay to put her own life on the line–but is it enough to save the city? With unparalleled danger and explosive action, The 9th Judgment is James Patterson at his compelling, unstoppable best!” 
Men and Dogs: A Novel
Men and Dogs: A Novel by Katie Crouch
Publication Date:  April 12, 2010
Hachette Books
“When Hannah Legare was 11, her father went on a fishing trip in the Charleston harbor and never came back. And while most of the town and her family accepted Buzz’s disappearance, Hannah remained steadfastly convinced of his imminent return.
Twenty years later Hannah’s new life in San Francisco is unraveling. Her marriage is on the rocks, her business is bankrupt. After a disastrous attempt to win back her husband, she ends up back at her mother’s home to “rest up”, where she is once again sucked into the mystery of her missing father. Suspecting that those closest are keeping secrets–including Palmer, her emotionally closed, well-mannered brother and Warren, the beautiful boyfriend she left behind–Hannah sets out on an uproarious, dangerous quest that will test the whole family’s concepts of loyalty and faith.”
My Sister's Voice
My Sister’s Voice by Mary Carter
n="center">Publication Date:  June 1, 2010
Kensington Books
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“What do you do when you discover your whole life was a lie?…
At twenty-eight, Lacey Gears is exactly where she wants to be as an up-and-coming, proudly Deaf artist in Philadelphia.  Then she receives a letter that begins, “You have a sister.  A twin, to be eact…”
Learning that her identical, hearing twin, Monica, eperienced the normal childhood she was denied resurrects all of Lacey’s grief, and she angrily sets out to find Monica and her biological parents.  But the truth about Monica’s life, their brief shared past, and the reason for the twins’ separation is far from simple…”
Critical Care: A New Nurse Faces Death, Life, and Everything in Between
Publication Date:  June 1, 2010
HarperStudio
“At my job, people die, writes Theresa Brown, capturing both the burden and the singular importance of her profession. “Critical Care” chronicles Brown, a former English Professor at Tufts University, on her first year as an RN in medical oncology and the emotional ups and downs she encounters in caring for strangers. In contrast to other medical memoirs that highlight the work of doctors, this book focuses on the critical role played by nurses as health care providers. Brown walks readers through the rigours of chemotherapy, reveals the odd things that can happen to people’s bodies in hospitals, and throws in some humour with her chapter titled, Doctors Don’t Do Poop. During her first year on the hospital floor, Brown is seriously injured but her recovery allows her to take a new perspective on the health care system, giving her a better understanding of the challenges faced by her patients. Ultimately, “Critical Care” conveys the message of learning to embrace life in times of health and sickness. The antidote to death, Brown says, is life. Brown writes powerfully and honestly about her experiences, shedding light on the issues of mortality and meaning in our lives.”
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Comments

  1. Sheila (Bookjourney) says:
    February 27, 2010 at 10:57 pm

    Your books look good! My Sisters Voice has my attention!

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  2. Diane says:
    February 28, 2010 at 1:27 am

    These do look good.I so want to read Men and Dogs.ENJOY

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  3. Mash1195 says:
    February 28, 2010 at 12:02 pm

    Wow–great books epecially James Patterson !! CMashLovesToRead

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  4. writergal says:
    February 28, 2010 at 6:30 pm

    Another Women's Murder Club book? Guess I'm going to have to read it as I read all the others. Men and Dogs– always a good combo for a book.Plus as I'm a Medical Assistant and have completed some nursing school the last one sounds interesting though I have a few others on first-hand nursing experiences I should read first.

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