
In Cold Blood
Truman CapoteThe reporting of a Kansas murder, written with the pacing and interiority of a novel and the discipline of journalism.

A Dr. Lindsey McCall medical mystery where the most dangerous diagnosis is the one nobody will write down.
Dr. Lindsey McCall follows a chain of convenient explanations through a hospital system that would rather she stopped asking.
This second edition includes a reader discussion guide, which our mystery circle used almost line by line.
A fair puzzle with a real moral spine. Wilder never lets the medicine become wallpaper.
“A lie only survives as long as everyone finds it convenient.”
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The reporting of a Kansas murder, written with the pacing and interiority of a novel and the discipline of journalism.

Three women in early 1960s Mississippi risk everything to write down what a town would rather leave unsaid.

A mother, three grown children, and a family meal that has never once been finished together.
“I picked this up because of the group read and it turned into the best reading month I have had all year. The characters kept surfacing while I was doing dishes, which is my only real test for a book.”
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