Anthill
9780393071191
by E. O. Wilson
We know E. O. Wilson as a biologist specializing in myrmecology--the study of ants. A two-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize for General Nonfiction, this 80-year-old scientist has written scores of books and articles about the natural world, Darwin, the origins of the mind, and the diversity of life. I’m happy to report that Wilson’s new book is a novel. Set in Alabama, Wilson’s home state, the story unfolds as young Raff, a recent law school graduate, returns to Alabama to try to save Lake Nokobee from condo developers. Raff’s improbable love of ants plays a significant role in the story as he confronts corruption and the aggressive overdevelopment of a beloved wild area. The scientific detail is fascinating in this inspirational story about the natural world, and the twisty plot is wonderful.


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Beneath the Lion's Gaze
9780393071764
by Maaza Mengiste
"What a beautiful book." -- Uwem Akpan, author of Oprah Book Club Pick Say You're One of Them

The Cross Gardener
9780425233283
by Jason F. Wright
The New York Times-bestselling author of The Christmas Jars delivers an inspiring story of life, love, and moving on.

The Lost Summer of Louisa May Alcott
9780399156526           
by Kelly O’Connor McNees
“I have read Little Women at least a dozen times, but Kelly O'Connor McNees has given me a gift I will not soon forget.” -- Cassandra King, author of The Sunday Wife

The Infinities
9780307272799          
by John Banville
“Banville returns to high form (and his given name) with a novel even more pristine than his Booker-winning The Sea.” -- Publishers Weekly

Matterhorn
9780802119285
Karl Marlantes
“Matterhorn is one of the most powerful and moving novels about combat, the Vietnam War, and war in general that I have ever read.” -- Dan Rather
 

Tired of vampires and werewolves yet? Literary trend watchers have been on the lookout to see what fantastical creature will be the next big thing. A few months ago, it looked like zombies were taking over, but now it seems fiction has been kissed by an angel.

This past fall, the original vampire author, Anne Rice, published a new novel, Angel Time, about a contract killer who gets recruited by angels to travel back in time and help people. In December, Disney optioned the rights to Lauren Kate’s teen novel, Fallen, which has sparked comparisons to Twilight.

Here’s a roundup of recent and upcoming books starring fallen angels and the heavenly host:

Angel Time by Anne Rice

Angelology by Danielle Trussoni

Angels of Destruction by Keith Donohue

Covet by J.R. Ward

Fallen by Lauren Kate

Hush, Hush by Becca Fitzpatrick

A Madness of Angels by Kate Griffin

The Third Angel by Alice Hoffman


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