Pick up one of these page-turners to pass the time this summer in Tucson.
Special to the Arizona Daily Star If it is a groundhog who foresees the first day of spring, the arrival of summer is signaled by a different phenomenon: the “Beach Reads” display at your favorite bookstore.
Everything written by Emily Henry, for example. If you’d like to stretch your wings a little, community volunteers from the Tucson of Festival of Books have some suggestions: “Legends and Lattes” by Travis Baldree is a warm, cozy fantasy that features Viv – who is hanging up her sword after living a life of bloodshed and bounties. Liv would like to open a coffee shop. It won’t be easy. – Kimberly Peters
“Robbed Blind” by Gerry Boyle is the latest in the Jack McMorrow mystery series set in Maine. Morrow is a freelance investigative reporter who is tracking a zombie-masked robber who is preying on down-and-out victims in a small town. When the New York Times rejects his story, he decides to stay and find the “zombie” himself. – Sara Hammond
“Lady Tan’s Circle of Women” by Lisa See is a historical novel that introduces us to a woman physician in 15th Century China. Confucius didn’t much care for professional women, but Yunxian was born to serve. How can a Chinese woman defy Chinese tradition and win acceptance for doing what she loves? Who better than See to guide our journey. Scheduled for release in hardback on June 6, “Lady Tan” will be available as an audiobook.
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