“Spread love everywhere you go. Let no one ever come to you without leaving happier.”
– Mother Teresa
Regular Lied Lincoln Township Library hours are Monday-Thursday, 1:30-5:30 p.m., and Friday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
“House of Correction” is by Nicci French. Tabitha is arrested as a murder suspect in England. Tabitha’s life is put under the microscope, but she can’t remember anything about the day of the murder. Her history of depression and medications is exposed. Her only connection is that the victim was a former teacher. While in prison, Tabitha matches all evidence about what she remembers. She begins to question what kind of person she is. How can she prove that she is not a murderer? This book is in large print.
“The Last Ballad” is by Wiley Cash. In 1929, Ella May Wiggins walks to her job at American Mill No. 2 in North Carolina. It’s a dirty job and she doesn’t earn much, but she has children to think of. Unions try to organize and Ella May decides to join the movement. All workers are threatened if they join. Ella May must think of her hungry children as she joins. Her decision has consequences for all that she loves. This book is in large print.
“Smoked Out” is a David Wolf novel by Jeff Carson. Former Sheriff David Wolf is recovering from numerous broken bones and other injuries when FBI surveillance units surround his house. Wolf knows that a trap is set. He must move fast to bring justice for the woman he loves. He also wants to see his son grow up to become a man. FBI Special Agent Kristen Luke risks her career to help Wolf find the truth. This book is in regular print. “First Lie Wins” is by Ashley Elston.
Evie Porter doesn’t exist. Mr. Smith, her mysterious boss, has given her a name and a place to live. He’s told her about the mark (Ryan Sumner) and the job. This job is different from the others. Ryan is getting under her skin and she wants a different type of life for herself. Evie can’t make any mistakes after what happened last time. Evie has to stay one step ahead of her past and focus on the future. This book is in regular print.
