October's Books

Graham Nash, member of the British invasion group the Hollies and later of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, survived the rock and roll life with his life and, surprisingly, his fortune, intact. Some of his bandmates, particularly David Crosby, weren’t so lucky. In Wild Tales: a rock and roll life, Nash chronicles his life and the music scene in Britain and the United States without omitting the unscrupulous managers and promoters, the self-destructive musicians, and the drug scene that was rampant. It’s not all gloom and doom; it’s an entertaining trip through the sixties and seventies. An added bonus are the music tracks embedded in the Kindle edition.

 
Phule's Company by Robert Asprin
Body in the gazebo by Katherine Hall Page
Somebody else's music by Jane Haddam
Unsinkable: a memoir by Debbie Reynolds
Wild tales: a rock and roll life by Graham Nash
The body in the boudoir by Katherine Hall Page
The old buzzard had it coming by Donis Casey
Deadly harvest by Michael Stanley
The weed that stings the hangman's bag by Alan Bradley
Hornswaggled by Donis Casey
The sky took him by Donis Casey
The drop edge of yonder by Donis Casey
A Demon Summer by G.M. Malliet
Wrong hill to die on by Donis Casey
The hot pink farmhouse by David Handler
Beside still waters by Debbie Viguie
For his name's sake by Debbie Viguie
Crying blood by Donis Casey
In the paths of righteousness by Debbie Viguie
I am half sick of shadows by Alan Bradley