On the shelves

The following books are available at the Clovis-Carver Public Library:

The Final Salute by Kathleen Rodgers, a graduate of Clovis High School who later married a pilot based at Cannon Air Force Base, gives a fictional account of the trials of being a fighter pilot’s wife during the real-life events of Desert Storm.

Telling New Mexico: A New History edited by Marta Weigle features forty-five essays by prominent scholars who trace New Mexico history, people, places, and events from its prehistoric beginnings to the present.

Reunion by Therese Fowler narrates the story of celebrity talk show host Blue Reynolds who hires a private investigator to find the son whom she gave up for adoption twenty year earlier, even though the discovery will destroy her image, reputation, and career.

Through the Lens: Creating Santa Fe represents the work of more than one hundred noted photographers who provide an engrossing visual record of the transformation of Santa Fe over the last 130 years.

The Expediter by David Hagbert concerns a nuclear standoff between China and North Korea that threatens the world as former CIA Director Kirk McGarvey races the clock to find an assassin, with the fate of millions in the balance.

Columbine by David Cullen recreates the events of April 20, 1999 when two teenage killers left an indelible stamp on the American psyche by committing one of the most shocking massacres in the nation’s history.

Long Lost by Harlan Coben sends Myron Bolitar to the aid of Terese Collins who, seven years after their last meeting, phones him from Paris for help in finding her missing ex-husband, but she is the prime suspect when he is found murdered.