Tag: Book of the Day

  • Book of the Day: Old Bones

    Old BonesOld Bones by Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child

    Over 9,450 5-Star Reviews!

    #1 New York Times bestselling authors Preston & Child breathe new life into the harrowing true story of the Donner Party in this gripping blend of archaeology, history, and suspense.

    When historian Clive Benton presents the long-lost diary of a Donner Party victim, curator Nora Kelly seizes the chance to lead an expedition in search of the fabled “Lost Camp.” But what begins as an archaeological dig quickly descends into something far more chilling.

    As the team unearths long-buried bones, they uncover a truth even more disturbing than the legends of cannibalism. And when the past triggers a wave of modern-day violence, rookie FBI agent Corrie Swanson is drawn into a deadly case that could end her career—and her life.

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  • Book of the Day: Helltown: The Untold Story of a Serial Killer on Cape Cod

    Helltown: The Untold Story of a Serial Killer on Cape CodHelltown: The Untold Story of a Serial Killer on Cape Cod by Casey Sherman

    Over 550 5-Star Reviews!

    Before Charles Manson, there was Tony Costa—the charming hippie leader turned terrifying serial killer in the heart of 1969 Cape Cod.

    In the free-spirited streets of Provincetown, Massachusetts, Tony Costa—known to his followers as “Sire”—hands out LSD, charms young women, and hides a monstrous rage behind his magnetic smile. As bodies begin to surface, his mask slips, and the darkest secrets of the counterculture movement come to light.

    While police hunt for the killer, rival literary legends Kurt Vonnegut and Norman Mailer dive into the case, each determined to chronicle the chaos and claim the defining story of their generation.

    Immersive and chilling, Helltown by New York Times bestselling author Casey Sherman exposes a brutal true-crime saga where murder, ambition, and legacy collide in one unforgettable summer.

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  • Book of the Day: You Could Make This Place Beautiful

    You Could Make This Place Beautiful: A MemoirYou Could Make This Place Beautiful: A Memoir by Maggie Smith

    Over 1,600 5-Star Reviews!

    In her acclaimed memoir You Could Make This Place Beautiful, poet Maggie Smith unflinchingly explores the disintegration of her marriage—and her renewed commitment to herself.

    What begins as a story of personal heartbreak expands into a powerful reckoning with womanhood, traditional gender roles, and the power dynamics that linger even in progressive homes. With the empathy and introspection she’s known for, Smith weaves together fragments of memory and reflection on secrets, anger, forgiveness, and the act of storytelling itself.

    Like the work of Deborah Levy and Rachel Cusk, this memoir interrogates family, work, and patriarchy while celebrating a mother’s fierce love for her children—and a woman’s reclaiming of her own narrative. You Could Make This Place Beautiful is, as Ann Patchett writes, “extraordinary” in how it reveals that in the aftermath of loss, we can find our strength—and make something beautiful.

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