The Wayne Public Library of Wayne, NJ is the owner of the Wayne Discussion Blog. The purpose of this blog is to facilitate discussion of selected book titles and other library materials, for entertainment, enlightenment and educational purposes.
Friday, October 24, 2008
Shopaholic and Baby
Labels:
baby,
fashion design,
marriage,
maternity,
trust
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
"And Then There Were None" by Agatha Christie

The ten people chosen by U.N. Owen were "beyond the reach of the law"; all had commited crimes that could not be proven. Several suffered from guilt, however did they deserve to die?
For more information about the author and her works:
http://us.agathachristie.com/site/home/
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
"Bone Harvest" by Mary Logue
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
"The Chatham School Affair" by Thomas H. Cook
Thursday, August 14, 2008
The Cleaner
The Cleaner is the first book in a new series by author Brett Battles. The main character is "Jonathan Quinn" a former policeman who is now a professional cleaner. A cleaner is a person who is called upon to dispose of a body and sanitize a crime scene. An agency called the Office calls on Jonathan to look into a death that occurred during a house fire in Colorado. The problems in Colorado lead Jonathan and his apprentice Nate to Vietnam and then Germany where Jonathan's past meets up with him . This page turner is part mystery, part spy novel and a total thriller.
Monday, July 14, 2008
The Murder Room by P.D. James
"The Murder Room" by P.D. James seems to be about various obsessions: love, sex, money, status, etc.Are the characters justified in pursuing their obsessions?
For more information about P.D. James, check out the following website:
http://www.randomhouse.com/features/pdjames/
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Dream Chaser
Dream Chaser, the 16th novel in Sherrilyn Kenyon’s long running Dark Hunter series moves the ever expanding mythology one step closer to the ultimate battle between good and evil. A series of strange murders in New Orleans has Simone Dubois puzzled. Is this the work of the soul-sucking Daimons that inhabit the city or is there a new sinister species wrecking havoc in her fair city. Enter Xypher, a dream hunter granted a one month leave by Hades to seek revenge against the women who damned him to hell. Is anyone safe in a city inhabited by demons, gods, ghosts, and were-hunters? A fast paced story that sets the stage for Kenyon’s highly anticipated 17th book Acheron due out later this summer. If you enjoy paranormal romance, spend the summer with some gorgeous men and feisty women and read the Dark Hunter series. Book One, Fantasy Lover is available in the paperback section of the Wayne Public Library.
Labels:
dark hunter,
Kenyon,
paranormal
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Twenty Wishes by Debbie Macomber
Three Widows get together on Valentines’ Day to help each other with the loss of their loved one. The three widows come up with making a list of Twenty wishes to help them to move on with their lives and get through their grief. As the lists grow their lives take on many turns and new adventures. Some “wishes” come true that were not quite on their lists! A heart warming story with a happy ending that leaves you smiling every time you think about the book!
For more great reads by Debbie Macomber visit her website!
For more great reads by Debbie Macomber visit her website!
Labels:
Friendship,
Happily Ever After,
Love,
Macomber,
Widows,
Wishes
Monday, June 23, 2008
Say Goodbye
Lisa Gardner's new book will be out in July. Pregnant FBI Agent Kimberly Quincy, the daughter of former FBI Profiler Pierce Quincy, finds herself being drawn into a web of deceit and lies by a serial killer named Dinchara. Dinchara preys not only on young girls who are prostitutes but also on young boys. There are many layers to this story with twists and turns through out the story and characters not always who they seem to be. This story is not for readers who have a fear of spiders. Each chapters starts with a fact about spiders and they play an important part in the storyline. It is a fast read that fans of previous Lisa Gardner books will enjoy!
Labels:
FBI Agent Quincy,
Lisa Gardner,
serial killers,
spiders
Blue Smoke and Murder
Elizabeth Lowell's newest book takes the reader into the world of Western Art collectors and high stakes art auctions. When Jill Breck inherits 12 family owned painting after the death of her great-aunt, her life and the painting are in danger. Jill calls upon St. Kilda's Consulting for help. Help arrives in the form of Zach Balfour whose job is not only to protect Jill and the paintings but also to finer out who wants the painting destroyed before they can make it auction. This is a fast paced read with plenty of action.
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