December Reading List

Look at what I had in my drafts! I meant to have this out i December, oops. It's still pretty relevant, so...

This is a short list of highly anticipated books. Read one yourself, or maybe give one to that book-lover you know for the holidays.

Not If I See You First- by Eric Lindstrom

Out December first, this novel tells the story of a blind girl named Parker and the rules she lives by. She’s smart and witty, but that doesn’t mean she doesn’t have flaws. She’s trying to recover in the wake of her father’s death and the return of an old crush who broke her rules. This story promises to be bittersweet, with Parker’s  humor sprinkled throughout to lighten the mood.

Ashley Bell- by Dean Koontz

Out December eighth, this thriller is about a woman who, after being cured of her terminal illness in two days, sets out to find the reason she thinks her life was saved. Ashley Bell. What she uncovers involves so much more than she expected when she set out searching. Crime and conspiracy turns her California journey sinister.

Medici’s Daughter: A Novel of Marguerite De Valois- by Sophie Perinot

Out December first, Medici’s Daughter is a historical fiction depicting the bride of the St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre. Beginning with her summoning to France, this story reveals the twisted inner workings of the french court as Margot prepares for her wedding to Henri of Navarre. A story of self discovery, this tale leads to Margot having to choose. Her Family, or her Humanity.

The Relic Master: A Novel- by Christopher Buckley

Out December eighth, this is the story of a medieval indulgences procurer, seller, and forger. When the relic Dismas sells is found to be fake, he and his artist friend Dϋrer are forced to steal the Shroud of Chambéry, Christ’s alleged burial cloth. Humorous and historical, this is an adventure full of satire and wit for those that enjoy learning about the culture of the 16th century.