1. John Grisham - The Confession
A man is about to be executed for a crime he didn't commit. The real killer, dying from a brain tumor, tries to convince the authorities that they are about to kill the wrong man. Typical Grisham.
2. Sarah Blake - The Postmistress
What would happen if a postmistress chose not to deliver the mail? Set in Massachusetts during World War II, this is a compassionate and insightful story. Recommended.
3. Susan Whitman Helfgot - The Match
The true story of a facial transplant told by the wife of the donor, fascinating.
4. Samantha Bee - I Know I Am, But What Are You?
Written by a senior correspondent for The Daily Show, a collection of personal essays, funny.
5. Hannah Pittard - The Fates Will Find Their Way
A string of possibilities from the imaginations of teen aged boys who knew her, tells the story of a 16 year old's disappearance, excellent.
6. Lee Kravitz - Unfinished Business
A man decides, after being laid off at 50, to take a year and resolve personal issues from his life. Insightful.
7. Totiana de Rosnay - Sarah's Key
An amazing story of a 10 year old girl in occupied Paris during World War II, and her escape from a German camp. Highly recommended.
8. Michael Connelly - The Lincoln Lawyer
A defense attorney works to acquit a man accused of attempted murder and aggravated assault. Coming out on film March 18.
9. Paula McLain - The Paris Wife
The story of Ernest Hemingway's first wife and life with him in 1920's Paris. Excellent.
10. Ben Falk - Robert Downey, Jr. - The Fall and Rise of the Comeback Kid
A biography of Robert Downey, Jr. - quite interesting