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The River Queen: A Memoir
by Mary Morris

After years of traveling the world and writing about it, author Mary Morris decided to return to the midwest and head down the Mississippi River in a houseboat with two river rats and a terrier. Here is the tale of her adventure, of the people she meets, and of the reconnecting path to her past.

Available now: NEW Biography Morris, Mary

Confessions: An Innocent Life In Communist China
by Kang Zhengguo

Here is the story of a man who was born to a wealthy family in China, grew up with a love for literature and freedom of expression, finds himself victim of Communist power, then is sent off to a prison camp, and later abandons his identity in order to live a quiet life under the Mao's regime.

Available now: NEW Biography Kang, Zhengguo

I told you I wasn't perfect
by Denny McLain with Eli Zaret

Scandal always seems to follow sports stardom. Denny McLain tells us how one becomes a Tigers' sensation and next a convicted felon.

Available now: NEW Biography McLain, Denny

Enter the Past Tense: My Life as a CIA Assassin
by Roland W. Haas

Haas's duties as a CIA covert agent took him to the Middle East, the former Soviet East Bloc, to the world of the Hell's Angels, and also to Guantanamo. Besides taking him around the world, his job also brought him to alcoholism and despair. This book tells what the real life of a CIA agent looks like.

Available now: NEW NEW Biography Haas, Roland W.