Do you like to thumb through
books when you’re deciding what to read next?
Amazon is great when I know
what I want, BUT sometimes I like to peruse lots of books, especially when I'm looking for something different. Then I go to one of my two favorite bookstores.
Under Charlie’s Covers (primarily a used book store)
505-404-2097
505-404-2097
160 S. Camino Del Pueblo
Suite B
Bernalillo, NM 87004
Treasure House (features New Mexico authors)
505-242-7204
505-242-7204
2012 S Plaza St. NW (on the
square in Old Town Albuquerque)
Albuquerque, NM 87104
If you live in the
Albuquerque area, I recommend these two. If you live elsewhere, take time to
visit bookstores in your area and develop favorites. Sometimes, used bookstores
are the best choice; other times bookstores, which focus on local authors, are
great.
I’ll be doing a book signing
for The Good Old Days? A Collection of Stories on Sunday, Dec 10 from 12:30-3. It's a great Christmas gift with bits of nostalgia and reality about the past intermixed.
My mysteries ad thrillers are already at Treasure House.
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In Murder… A Way to LoseWeight, discover who killed the set doctor in Albuquerque. (winner
of 2016 Public Safety Writers Assoc. [PSWA] contest and finalist for New
Mexico/Arizona Book Awards)
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In I Saw You in Beirut,
follow a woman as she uses clues from her past to extract a nuclear
scientist from Iran.
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in Malignancy,
shadow a woman scientist as she tries to escape the clutches of a drug
lord and accepts a risky assignment in Cuba. (winner of 2015 PSWA contest)
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In Ignore the Pain,
a woman scientist learns too much about the coca trade and too little
about a sexy new colleague while on a public health assignment in Bolivia.
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In Coming Flu, decide whether
the Philippine flu or a drug kingpin caught in a quarantine in Albuquerque is
more deadly.
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More details at http://www.jlgreger.com.
Feel free to add the names and info on your favorites
bookstores.
