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Between Sisters - Kristin Hannah
From Publishers WeeklyDifferences between siblings couldn't be more extreme than they are in this overwrought feel-good novel by Hannah (Distant Shores), a tale about two estranged... -
Best Food Writing 2010 - Holly Hughes
From Publishers WeeklyMourning the demise of Gourmet magazine, series editor Hughes asks "is food writing a dying art?" Readers of this year's anthology will offer a resounding "no... -
Bent Road - Lori Roy
From Publishers WeeklyStarred Review. Set in the mid '60s, Roy's outstanding debut melds strong characters and an engrossing plot with an evocative sense of place. When Negro boys ... -
Belly Laughs_ The Naked Truth A - Jenny McCarthy
From Publishers WeeklyMcCarthy, 1994 Playmate of the Year, actress (Scream 3; Baywatch; etc.) and former host of MTV's Singled Out, gave birth to her first child... -
Bel-Air Dead - Stuart Woods
From Publishers WeeklyWoods's dizzyingly paced 20th Stone Barrington novel (after Strategic Moves) takes the New York attorney to Los Angeles to represent recent widow Arrington Ca... -
Being Wrong - Kathryn Schulz
From Publishers WeeklyStarred Review. In the spirit of Blink and Predictably Irrational (but with a large helping of erudition), journalist Schulz casts a fresh and irrev... -
Before You Suffocate Your Own F - Danielle Evans
From Publishers WeeklyThe territory Evans covers in her debut collection may be small, but she owns it. Her main characters are almost all teen girls and young women who struggle w... -
Battle Ready - Tom Clancy; General Tony Zinni
From Publishers Weekly"In the lead-up to the Iraq War and its later conduct, I saw at a minimum, true dereliction, negligence, and irresponsibility, at worse, lying, incompetence a... -
Bark of the Bog Owl - Jonathan Rogers
From Publishers WeeklyRogers takes biblical fiction to a new level in an imaginative fantasy rendition of the story of King David that both enchants and entertains. Young Aidan Err... -
Bamboo and Blood - James Church
From Publishers WeeklyStarred Review. Church once again does a brilliant job of portraying the dysfunctional, paranoid society of modern North Korea in his third novel to feature I...