Broken for You, by Kallos, Stephanie
	23.00

A fresh and compulsively readable debut novel about two women in self-imposed exile whose lives intersect, transforming both their worlds. Septuagenarian Margaret Hughes has spent most of her adult life alone in a mansion filled with antique porcelain whose dark origins hold a mysterious force over her. When she learns she is dying, she opens her home to a succession of oddball boarders, which is how she meets Wanda, a broken-hearted woman chasing the man who deserted her. As these two broken souls come together to form an unusual improvised family, past wrongs, both personal and historical, are repaired. Broken is funny, heartbreaking and alive with a potpourri of eccentric and irresistible characters, and will appeal to fans of Anne Tyler or John Irving.
ISBN: 0802117791

	The Memory of Running, by McLarty, Ron
	24.95

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McLarty tells the story of Smithson Ide, a 43-year-old, 279-pound supervisor at a GI Joe factory who begins a cross-country journey on his old Raleigh bicycle to retrieve the body of his beautiful, mentally disturbed sister.
ISBN: 0670033634

	Fearless Women: Midlife Portraits, by Alspaugh, Nancy
	27.50

One of the many facets of the Fearless Aging Movement, "Fearless Women: Midlife Journeys" focuses on experiences faced by the approximately 38 million women of the Baby Boom generation (those born between 1946 and 1964).
ISBN: 1584794127

	The Shadow of the Wind, by Ruiz Zafon, Carlos
	15.00

"If you thought the true gothic novel died with the nineteenth century, this will change your mind...This is one gorgeous read."--Stephen King. "Anyone who enjoys novels that are scary, erotic, touching, tragic, and thrilling should pick up "The Shadow of the Wind.""--The Washington Post.
ISBN: 0143034901