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What do book lovers enjoy almost as much as reading a book? Talking about it, of course! A group of us here at the Daily Record/Sunday News has decided to take our book talk beyond the newsroom.
We'll share what we like, and what we don't, about the books we are reading. This will also be the place to find out about local authors, new releases, upcoming book signings and what's going on at the York County libraries.
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Category Archives: Mysteries
Recently released: ‘Inferno’ by Dan Brown
Bethany Fehlinger previews “Inferno” by Dan Brown in this May 16, 2013, post.
Posted in Book news, Fiction, Mysteries, Recently released, Suspense, Thrillers
Tagged bethany fehlinger, Dan Brown, dante, flipside, inferno, recently released, Robert Langdon
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From Page to Projector: ‘The Maltese Falcon’
Dan Rorabaugh opens the case on the book and movie versions of the detective story ‘The Maltese Falcon.’
Carlisle author Andrea Adams to share expertise with Paul Smith Library
Carlisle author Andrea Adams will speak about her 2011 novel, “The Key,” at 10:30 a.m. April 27, 2013, at Paul Smith Library of Southern York County.
Posted in Author visit, Book news, Book signings, Crime, Fiction, Library events, Local author, Mysteries, Romance novels
Tagged andrea adams, author, carlisle, janet evanovich, lessons learned, ncis, paul smith library of southern york county, publishing, tate publishing, writing, year of the book
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Jill Pritchett to sign books at East Berlin Community Library
Abbottstown author Jill Pritchett will read from and sign copies of her debut suspense novel, “View From My Soul,” at 1 p.m. March 23, 2013, at East Berlin Community Library.
Posted in Author visit, Book signings, Fiction, Library events, Local author, Local events, Mysteries, Suspense, Thrillers
Tagged abbottstown, adams county, art, artwork, book reading, book signing, brandt ensor, east berlin, east berlin community library, jill pritchett, mtn art, mystery, novel, psychic, sarah seere, view from my soul
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RL Stine makes a book for adults
As a kid, Kate Harmon read all things “Goosebumps.” And now, RL Stine made a book for adults? How did it compare?
Posted in Book review, Fiction, Horror, Mysteries
Tagged Goosebumps, Red Rain, RL Stine
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‘Mew is for Murder: a Theda Krakow Mystery’ by Clea Simon
Theda Krakow is a freelance writer for newspapers and magazines who used to be a copy editor. She is also a cat lover who is missing her recently deceased pet, James, when she happens upon an old house in her … Continue reading
Local author Peter Durantine to sign books at Midtown Scholar
Harrisburg author Peter Durantine will sign copies of his novels Dec. 22, 2012, at Midtown Scholar Bookstore, Harrisburg, Pa.
Posted in Author visit, Book signings, Book stores, Crime, Fiction, Local author, Local events, Mysteries, Suspense
Tagged book signing, crime, harrisburg, journalist, leave the cannoli, midtown scholar bookstore, mystery, peter durantine, suspense, the chocolate assassin, theburg, york daily record
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Recently released: ‘Two Graves’ by Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child
Bethany Fehlinger previews “Two Graves” by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child in this Dec. 13, 2013, preview.
Posted in Crime, Fiction, Mysteries, Recently released, Thrillers
Tagged abduction, bethany fehlinger, douglas preston, flipside, lincoln child, murder, preview, serial killer, supernatural, two graves
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‘The Case of the Deadly Butter Chicken’ by Tarquin Hall
Vish Puri is a private investigator in Delhi, India, who has a weight problem. His wife, Rumpi, wants his to slim down, but Vish enjoys his butter chicken and paranthas too much. At a banquet after a big cricket match, … Continue reading
Posted in Book review, Fiction, Mysteries, Recommended
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‘Force of Habit’ by Alice Loweecey
Teresa Cook reviews “Force of Habit” by Alice Loweecey.
Posted in Book review, Mysteries, Recommended
Tagged alice loweecey, back in the habit, falcone & driscoll, force of habit
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