The Mystery Hour
Unravel suspenseful and thrilling mystery novels that will keep you guessing until the very end.
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Be sure to tune into WRBH this Friday for some special Halloween programming!
Best Selling Non-Fiction:THE GUNFIGHTERS: HOW TEXAS MADE THE WEST WILD written by Bryan Burrough
Great Literature: CARMILLA written by Sheridan Le Fanu
Best Selling Fiction:THE ANTIDOTE: A NOVEL written by Karen Russell
Contemporary Classics: THE POISONWOOD BIBLE written by Barbara Kingsolver
The Book off the Shelf: Assorted Halloween stories
The Random Book: EISENHOWER: SOLDIER AND PRESIDENT written by Stephen Ambrose
Little Free Library Book: MY MOTHER WAS NUTS: A MEMOIR written by Penny Marshall
Daily Dose of Science: THE GRIEVING BRAIN: THR SUPRISING SCIENCE OF HOW WE LEARN FROM LOVE AND LOSS written by Mary-Frances O’Connor
Macabre Monday: PILGRIM: A MEDIEVAL HORROR written by Mitchell Lüthi
Children’s Book: THE BLUE SWORD written by Robin McKinley
Young Adult Literature: HARRIET THE SPY written by Louise Fitzhugh
The Self-Help Book: NO BAD PARTS: HEALING TRAUMA AND RESTORING WHOLENESS WITH THE INTERNAL FAMILY SYSTEMS MODEL written by Richard Schwartz
Mystery Hour: PARTNERS IN CRIME written by Agatha Christie
Outer Limits: ROGUE PROTOCOL: THE MURDERBOT DIARIES (BOOK 3) written by Martha Wells
WRBH After Dark: KEY OF LIGHT written by Nora Roberts
Biographies: WILLA CATHER: THE EMERGING VOICE written by Sharon O’Brien
Spanish Book: Frutos extraños escrito de Leila Guerreiro
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Unravel suspenseful and thrilling mystery novels that will keep you guessing until the very end.
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