1) Great Detectives ed.by D.W. McCullough: 2 novels, 1 novella, 14 short stories covering a range of well- and not so well-known literary detectives. Not bad, but certainly all were not "Great".
2) Golden Interlude - The Edens in India 1836-42 by Janet Dunbar: A fascinating look at life in Colonial India through the eyes of the two sisters (Emily & Fanny) of the Goverrnor-General.
3) Cybill Disobedience by Cybill Shepherd: Cybill looks at Cybill...interesting, and smarter than
you may think she is.
4) Aerosmith by Martin Huxley: The Aerosmith story (duh!). Not a lot of detail, but a good overview of the band's history.
5) Hearts In Atlantis by Stephen King: A long twisty novel made up of 3 barely intertwined sections. More of a tale of life in the 50s,60s,70s than anything else, but he does manage to bring in the Breakers & the Dark Tower.
6) False Memory by Dean Koontz: What if you went to a psychiatrist and he WAS the problem?
Hopefully, it's not possible to the extent in this book, but it'll certainly make you think twice...or thrice...
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