NYPD Officer Pete Thron was a rising star in the department's Housing Authority PD during the era of the war on drugs in Upper Manhattan, conducting top secret undercover operations, squeezing snitches for information, and arresting criminals. Then in a split second, his career came crashing down during a buy-and-bust operation gone awry, becoming victim to the city's brutal police politics. Finding himself behind bars and betrayed by the job he loved and bled for, Thron switches gears to give a brutally honest portrait of a street cop serving time in the New York penal system among the hardened criminals he once arrested. Thron's story gives a gripping picture of what it means to protect, serve, and defend among the ranks of New York's finest in the midst of deep-seated police corruption.

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Biographies & Memoirs

THRON, PETE

Professionals & Academics

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OPA!: Traditional Greek Favorites You Can Make At Home

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Katsaris, Sophia

Regional & International

Introducing the newest series by the creator of the hugely successful Counterfeit Lottery books. A sympathetic, but seemingly dependent protagonist; a dead American Indian actor who turns out to be Italian; a small-town rife with corruption; and a set of characters, all looking guilty—what could go wrong? Don't miss the first of the three novels featuring crime photographer Meggie Monahan, by award-winning author S. A. Stolinsky. Everyone thinks crime photographer Meggie Monahan is back home in Weyburn, Massachusetts to rebuild her father’s playhouse—until the dead body of an American Indian crashes through the playhouse’s door in the middle of winter. Then the tables turn: Could she really be the link between hundreds of dead undocumented sex-slave workers and the local mob, hoping to help her husband take over the action? After a deadly fire that demolishes the playhouse, the kidnapping of her sister, and the passionate love of an ex-police detective, no one is sure of anything except that Meggie is uncovering way too much, way too fast. The fatalities are inexplicable—no motives, a knife as a murder weapon, and no suspects. Could one person really be responsible for all these unthinkable crimes? Meggie intends to find out—if she lives to tell the tale.

Woe in Weyburn

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Stolinsky, S.A.

Thrillers & Suspense

L.A. entertainment executive Taylor Fairchild and her rock musician lover, Craig Phillips, have returned from a harrowing ordeal in Mexico where they nearly lost their lives at the hands of a vicious drug lord.
Chelsea Gardener is a megafan whose life revolves around Craig and his music. Looking harmless, even ordinary, Taylor and Craig have no warning that Craig’s “number one fan” suffers from erotomania, the mental disorder that causes celebrity stalkers to believe their victims are in love with them. What begins as a celebrity crush by a young fan hanging around Craig’s recording studio soon develops into a dangerous obsession where mentally-unstable Chelsea believes she and Craig belong together, and that Taylor is in the way of that fantasy future.
After Taylor is hunted down and threatened, the stalking game takes a frightening turn when Chelsea ramps up her goal to not only eliminate her competition but to kill Craig himself for love, all while the law seems helpless to stop her. Will Taylor and Craig survive Chelsea’s mission to destroy them both?

A Perilous Obsession

Gilmore, Diane

Romance

Contemporary

Mill Village

Robison, Lei

We Are the Murder Victims Who Lived: A Survivor’s Truth on Sexual Assault

Self-Help

Menelle, S.K.

All families are complicated, but the reason why is typically not a mystery. Ever since the family reunion in the Adirondack Mountains two years ago, nothing has been the same. Annie, the middle sister, is experiencing an acute episode of Postpartum Depression. Younger sister Cade has moved to the South, working at a school that resembles a trailer park, determined to succeed in her own adventure. Rye is a former teacher of the year working in a wealthy, litigious school district who is always put together and organized until her father begins to deteriorate. Winnie's husband, Don, has become suddenly ill, both mentally and physically, and no doctor can provide an explanation. The family must watch Don deteriorate while dealing with struggles of their own. In a book that exposes the challenges in the education and mental health systems, the reader will also find themselves rooting for each character as they search for answers.

Lessons From The Mountain

Literature & Fiction

Hendrickson, Rebecca

Genre Fiction

It was, as Mark Twain called it the Gilded Age. Walter wasn't as rich as the Vanderbilts, or the Rockefellers, but he had a commodity that served him well - his daughter. Dolly had learned her lessons at Madame Floushair's School for Young Women. What they hadn't taught her was her life was her own, not her father's. And it all would have stayed buried in the past, but then, Pat Walker Lewis has a way of inviting ghosts to tell her their stories, and the music box wouldn't let it rest. Someone wanted her to know what happens: When the violets Bloom.

When The Violets Bloom

Jansky, SK

S.K. Jansky

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