May’s roundup of New in Paperback fiction titles includes ROBERT LUDLUM’S THE BOURNE BETRAYAL, Eric Van Lustbader’s second interpretation of amnesiac spy Jason Bourne (following 2004’s THE BOURNE LEGACY); HIDE, a page-turning thriller from Lisa Gardner about a young lady forced to question her very existence after a shocking discovery is made; THE SLEEPING DOLL by Jeffery Deaver, which marks the return of Special Agent Kathryn Dance as she leads the manhunt for a self-styled Charles Manson; Sally Koslow’s LITTLE PINK SLIPS, a DEVIL WEARS PRADA-style novel concerning the fall, rise and sweet revenge of a woman who witnesses corporate shenanigans at their most flagrant; LATE NIGHT TALKING by Leslie Schnur, in which a New York radio hostess’s mission to stop rude behavior conflicts with her desire to love; and THE BLOOD OF FLOWERS, Anita Amirrezvani’s debut work of fiction that chronicles the hardships of a young girl in 17th-century Persia as she attempts to make a better life for herself after the untimely death of her father.
Among our nonfiction highlights are NOT A HAPPY CAMPER, a humorous account of one unforgettable summer that Mindy Schneider spent at a rainy, rundown, wildly unsupervised camp in the backwoods of Maine; EINSTEIN: His Life and Universe, Walter Isaacson’s detailed biography of one of the greatest physicists of all time; CLAPTON: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY, in which the 18-time Grammy Award-winning artist tells the story of his eventful and inspiring life; and THE DIANA CHRONICLES by Tina Brown, an honest, posthumous portrait of the troubled Princess, whose life was tragically cut short in a tunnel in Paris on August 31, 1997.
FICTION:
AUSTENLAND
Shannon Hale
Bloomsbury USA
ISBN: 9781596912861
THE BIG GIRLS
Susanna Moore
Vintage
ISBN: 9781400076109