Nonfiction
Through My Eyes, by Tim Tebow. The Bronco with the massive fan base offers up a memoir of his life — so far. — From the publisher
Lady Blue Eyes: My Life with Frank, by Barbara Sinatra. Finally, Frank’s wife tells her story, before and after her happy marriage. Expect plenty of anecdotes about America’s favorite crooner. — From the publisher
At the Devil’s Table: The Untold Story of the Insider Who Brought Down the Cali Cartel, by William C. Rempel. The story of one extraordinary ordinary man forced to risk everything to end a nightmare of his own making. — From the publisher
Fiction
Silver Sparrow, by Tayari Jones. A novel about families, some known and some kept secret. Set in mid-1980s Atlanta. — From the publisher
Dreams of Joy, by Lisa See. See creates richly drawn characters; sweeping, yet plausible plot developments; and convincing settings. — Barnes & Noble
Trader of Secrets, by Steve Martini. In his 12th outing, defense attorney Paul Madriani pursues a vanished NASA scientist with a big secret: He knows about some stolen NASA technology that uses nature’s forces to unleash power equaling many nuclear bombs. — Library Journal
Jerusalem Maiden, by Talia Carner. Carner’s engaging new novel opens in 1911 in an impoverished Jerusalem, home for many generations to the Kaminsky family, strictly observant Haredi Jews. — Publishers Weekly
