Ice Cold: Tales of Intrigue From the Cold War review
Rob Cline reviews Ice Cold: Tales of Intrigue from the Cold War edited by Jeffrey Deaver and Raymond Benson. The collection features stories by John Lescroart and Dan Deaver with Kennedy era settings, including Comrade 35 in Dallas and themes of espionage and brotherly loyalty.
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Grand Central Publishing
Jeffrey Deaver
Raymond Benson
John Lescroart
Lescroart
Deaver
Lincoln Rhyme
Kennedy
Dallas
Under the Heavens debut novel charmed by patient Amish farming tale
Laura Farmer reviews Thomas Nye’s first young adult novel about Lenny a teen sent to an Amish farm for the summer The book traces his days tending Percheron horses and a bean field with slow pacing before a final stretch of adventures including a tornado and a horse pull that test faith forgiveness and family The reviewer notes strong Amish research but calls much farming detail repetitive and urges a sharper edit for future installments
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Kalona
Thomas Nye
Lenny
Nye
Iowa
Remember Me Like This thriller probes a vanished family
Rob Cline reviews Bret Anthony Johnston's Remember Me Like This. The novel opens with a kidnapped boy returned after four years and follows a family fractured by his homecoming. Narrated through Justin's mother and relatives, it builds suspense from a possible body under a bridge to a question of true endings.
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Random House
Bret Anthony Johnston
Iowa Writers’ Workshop
Harvard
Justin Campbell
Johnston
Local Bestsellers List Mixed Fiction and Nonfiction
A catalog of top selling books across fiction and nonfiction. Titles include The Keillor Reader Capital in the Twenty First Century Money Money Money Water Water Water and The Goldfinch with multiple authors contributing to both genres.
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Samuelson
Piketty
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Blue Plate
Christensen
Wahis
Roberts
Warren
Lewis
Keaton
Perimutter
Ramsey
Jain
Jesus
O'Reilly
Dugard
Muldrow
Silent Impact inspires with life lessons from Joe Schmit
Stacie Gorkow reviews Silent Impact a concise collection of stories from Joe Schmit a former KCRG TV9 journalist now in Minneapolis that illustrate how influence comes from everyday people not just leaders. The book features tales from figures like Joe Mauer and an aging Wendy’s drive thru regular that ripple through communities and offers readers multiple aha moments.
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Minneapolis
Joe Schmit
Schmit
Joe Mauer
Minnesota Twins
Wendy’s
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