Wednesday, March 2, 2016

Comic Relief

Looking for a little comic relief? While a sense of humor is a subjective thing, you might find that some of these titles help lighten your mood.
Mischief in Maggody by Joan Hess
Arly Hanks has returned to Maggody, Arkansas, population 852, after a failed marriage in New York City and takes the job of sheriff. Along with her mother, Ruby Bee and Ruby’s friend, Estelle, she now must solve the crimes perpetrated by the outrageous inhabitants of her tiny Ozark hometown.




The Funnies by J. Robert Lennon
Unwillingly immortalized in their father’s comic strip, “Family Funnies”, Tim Mix and family try to go on after his death. Will underachiever Tim take over the strip and continue his legacy?







The Spellman Files by Lisa Lutz
Izzy Spellman, a 28-year-old private eye, would like to get out of the chaotic and wacky family business, Spellman Investigations, but first she has to solve one final case. A fast-paced and fresh combo of chick lit and mystery.





Nobody’s Fool by Richard Russo
Living in upstate New York, wise-cracking Sully is 60 years old, out of work and maybe out of luck. He has a host of problems and an unresolved past. Meet his interesting friends and relatives as he tries to come out on top.

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