Showing posts with label Large Print. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Large Print. Show all posts

October 02, 2013

Review -Scream by Nigel McCrery

DCI Mark Lapslie has an intriguing neurological condition – synaesthesia – which means he experiences a taste sensation when he hears sounds. The tastes are not at all related to the sound and may be pleasant or nasty. The story involves his condition in an intricate plot where a tape of a woman screaming is the only clue that the police have to go on. Why does she scream 27 times before she dies and who else has gone missing? This is a well written, competent police procedural but be warned there are very gruesome murders. Wendy

November 09, 2009

New Large Print Collection

You may have noticed that the libraries Large Print collection has grown dramatically over the past year. Check out the latest titles, best selling authors and genres appealing to all tastes including mystery, fantasy, romance and classics.

April 07, 2009

Lottery

A man who is 'slow' is left orphaned and then wins the lottery. his Grandmother has taught him who to trust but how will he survive his conniving and greedy relatives and the new fame his fortune brings him. A gentle and engaging tale of how true friends and a sense of what is truly important in life can bring you joy.
Wendy

Busy Woman Seeks Wife

Alex, a marketing executive is about to launch a new product line and needs all her attention at work, so she seeks help to manage her domestic life and look after her convalescent and demanding mother. The person she hires turns out to be not quite what she expects. A romance is in the offing but there are several obstacles to be dealt with before the requisite happy ending. Light and undemanding - perfect for your spare hour or two.
Wendy

March 21, 2009

Divas Don't Knit

A recent addition to the Large Print fiction collection, this is an easy read chronicling the life of our heroine after her husband dies in a car accident immediately after announcing he was leaving her. Taking her grief and anger, as well as two small sons, she moves to a small town and takes over a knitting/wool shop. Several improbable story lines involving a movie star and other celebrity friends later, she has rebuilt her life and has a new romance building. Enjoyable fluffy escapism. Have a nice night in with a box of chocolates and a glass (or two) of wine!
Wendy

March 04, 2009

What The Dead Know

A mystery with a difference. A woman has a traffic accident and wanders away. she appears dazed and confused and states she is one of 'the Bethany girls'. Two girls who had disappeared thirty years before when they went to the mall. As the mystery deepens, the woman reveals little by little her story. Are we dealing with murder, abuse, runaways and how did the long ago mystery affect the family and friends. A good read in Large Print for mystery devotees.
Wendy