Run at Destruction: A True Fatal Love 
                                                Triangle
                            by Linda Drews
                                                                                  6pm Thursday, February 18

A longtime runner and Green Bay resident, Drews revisits the suspicious mid-1980's death of a close friend, popular high school teacher Pam Bulik.  Run at Desperation follows the progress of the investigation, from the shock to the small community and the rumors of suicide, to the actual drama of the courtroom trial.  The author makes clear that the loss of the past spent with a dear friend rivals the loss of a potential future with that friend. At the time of Pam's death, jogging and marathon running were starting to come into their own and the growth of the sports coincides with Drews's narrative.




      The Intrigue at Highbury: or, Emma's Match 
                             by Carrie Bebris
                                                                                          2pm Sunday, March 14

This is the fifth in this Daphne du Maurier Award-winning series that follows the lives of Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy, characters in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.  This time, the Darcys will be joing forces with Mr. Knightley and his new wife, Emma (yes, that Emma), as gypsies roam the woods, robberies are committed, and a dinner guest is poisoned!





                    False Mermaid by Erin Hart
                                                                                        6pm Tuesday, March 23

American pathologist in Ireland, Nora Gavin, is back in the long-awaited third entry in this series.  Compelled to put to rest the murder of her sister, Nora returns to St. Paul, MN, and the now newly-engaged brother-in-law who has always attracted her suspicion.  Why was her sister behaving so erratically before her death and is there a parallel in the century-old case of the disappearence of an Irish fisherman's wife?  Nora will do everything she can to make sure that history doesn't repeat itself...