New Books in the Church Library – January 2010
Make a New Years Resolution to check out books for the church library such as these:
| 1. SOUTHERN LIGHTS – Dannielle Steel sweeps us from Manhattan to the deep south in a tale of crime and punishment. |  |
| 2. EVERYONE SHE LOVED – Sheila Curran gives us a book filled with witty and evocative characters that will keep you riveted to its pages. |  |
| 3. GOD’S FUNERAL – A.N. Wilson writes with detail and insight how a great person died a terrible death. |  |
| 4. THE RESTLESS HEART: THE LIFE AND INFLUENCE OF ST. AUGUSTINE – Michael Marshall tells about the life and influence of St. Augustine who was a decisive figure in the history of the church. | |
| 5. THE WRECKER – Clive Cussler spins a tale filled with intricate plotting and dazzling set pieces. This is one of the most entertaining thrillers in years! |  |
| 6. THE ROCK THAT IS HIGHER – Madeleine L’Engle (a past Perkins Lecturer) makes the truth of our own life stories become more vivid in this book. |  |
| 7. THE WAY WE LIVED THEN – Dominick Dunne shares recollections of a well-known name dropper in this book. |  |
| 8. HER FEARFUL SYMMETRY – Audrey Niffenegger writes this novel about: love and identity; secrets and sisterhood; and life – even after death! |
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