Female authors are increasingly making their mark on the thriller genre, but that's not only true in the United States. This month we're highlighting international thrillers by women. Be sure to check out the display near the adult services desk for more titles! The Good Son by You-Jeong Jeong (S...
The housing market is booming right now, but here are some properties to avoid and some July thrillers to read! Sixteen Horses by Greg Buchanon: Police detective Alec Nichols discovers 16 horses' heads on a farm, each buried with a single eye facing the low winter sun. After Veterinary F...
Recently, I was running errands and passed by the AMC DINE-IN Theater in East Northport, previously our local Sears. If you recall, the cinema was scheduled to open in early 2020, just as COVID forced the shutdown of all public venues. To my surprise, the parking lot was comfortably full...
Looking for Fun, Activities and Prizes? Join our Summer Reading Challenge Registration begins Saturday, June 26 For ease and convenience download the Beanstack App How do I use the Beanstack App? &nb...
This year's Primaries feature local elections, including races for Huntington Town Council seats. Remember, you must belong to a political party holding a primary in order to vote in these elections. You can cast your ballot as follows: Vote Early As in previous elections, any voter registered...
It is a time of great flux and change in the film industry as news sources report Amazon has offered $8.45 billion to purchase the legendary studio MGM. If consummated, the deal would not only give the Prime video library an enormous content boost, it would also give Amazon a 50 percent stake ...
This June we feature some rising stars in the thriller genre, with some great psychological and suspenseful books that will keep you guessing. In Edgar-nominated author Kimberly McCreight’s Friends Like These, a bachelor party in the Catskills is a cover for a staged intervention to help one of t...
If the science in science fiction strikes you as detached, or your interest runs more toward epic adventure, dynastic drama, and political machinations, space operas may be a sub-genre that will appeal to you. While "space opera" may sound too musical, fear not: the "opera" part of the term...
This month we start with three titles that test the limits of human exploration on our world and beyond. The first book is Great Circle by Maggie Shipstead. The year is 1914 and we meet Marian, an intrepid young Montana woman whose love of flight culminates with her attempt to circumnavigate the glo...
Highly anticipated movies continue to be held “in the can” at the major studios, eager that some profitability can begin again over the summer months. For the time being, our library continues to seek out new material to pique our patrons’ interests. Here are several additions: &nbs...
