shop online at www.missourivalleyshopper.com April 16, 2019 • Page 11 New At The Library Here’s what’s new at the Yankton Community Library this week: ADULT BOOKS • The Black Ascot by Charles Todd, fiction • The Comic Book Story of Professional Wrestling by Aubrey Sitterson & Chris Moreno, fiction graphic novel • Dark Tribute by Iris Johansen, fiction • Extinctions by Josephine Wilson, fiction • Girl Town by Carolyn Nowak, fiction graphic novel • Good Riddance by Elinor Lipman, fiction • The Dreamers: a novel, by Karen Thompson Walker, fiction • The Eulogist by Terry Gamble, fiction • The Faithful Spy by Alex Berenson, fiction • The Fifth Doctine by Karen Robards, fiction • The Girl in The Glass Box by James Grippando, fiction • The Last Romantics by Tara Conklin, fiction • The Last Second by Catherine Coulter, fiction • The Midnight House by Alex Berenson, fiction • Run Away by Harlan Coben, fiction • Scribe by Alyson Hagy, fiction • Spring Forward by Catherine Anderson, fiction • The Testament of Harold’s Wife by Lynne Hugo, fiction • Two Weeks: A Novel by Karen Kingsbury, fiction • 77 Things to Know Before Getting a Cat by Susan M Ewing, nonfiction • Baby-led Weaning by Teresa Pitman, nonfiction • Drug Warrior by Jack Riley, nonfiction • Every Day is Extra by John Kerry, nonfiction • Forever Painless by Miranda EsmondeWhite, nonfiction • Holiday and Celebration Bread in Five Minutes a Day by Zoe Francois, NonFiction • How Does it Feel to be Unwanted? by Eileen Truax, nonfiction • The Matriarch Barbara Bush By Susan Page, nonfiction • The New Organic Grower by Elliot Coleman, Non-Fiction • Outer Order, Inner Calm by Gretchen Rubin, nonfiction • Un Do It!, by Dean Ornish, MD, nonfiction ADULT CD BOOKS • The Boy by Tami Hoag, fiction • The Girl in the Glass Box by James Grippando, fiction • The New Iberia Blues by James Lee Burke, fiction • The Spring Girls by Anna Todd, fiction YOUNG ADULT BOOKS • Dear Evan Hansen by Val Emmich, fiction • The Field Guide to the North American Teenager by Ben Philippe, fiction • Goodbye, Perfect by Sara Barnard, fiction • Our Year of Maybe by Rachel Lynn Solomon, fiction • Predator’s Gold by Philip Reeve, fiction • Queens of Fennbirn by Kendare Blake, fiction • The Warrior Maiden by Melanie Dickerson, fiction • The Baking Cookbook for Teens by Robin Donovan, nonfiction JUNIOR BOOKS • According to Aggie by Mary Richards Beaumont, fiction • Return to Planet Tad by Time Carvell, fiction • Samantha Spinner and the SuperSecret Plans by Russell Ginns, fiction • A Year of Slumber Parties by Aubre Andrus, fiction EASY READING BOOKS • The Animals of Chinese New Year by Jen Sookfong Lee, board book • Count on the Easter Pups!, board book • Do Fairies bring the Spring? 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That’s how you felt the first time you saw your beloved: gobsmacked, twitterpated, over-the-moon in love. You couldn’t wait to see him. She was the star in your sky. You’d do anything to put a smile on that face — even if, as in the new book “Alice & Gerald” by Ron Franscell, it meant murder. No one would’ve ever thought to call Gerald Uden “lucky in love.” Married and divorced multiple times, Gerald considered himself somewhat of a ladies’ man but, while it was true that he cut a fine figure, he was more known for being odd and rather impulsive. Impulsiveness was how he got his first three wives but his fourth, Alice, was the love of his life. There was one little problem, though: Gerald’s third wife, Virginia, and her two young boys — children Gerald had adopted — were still around, and merely mentioning them enraged Alice. Oh, how Alice hated Virginia! And so, because if “Alice was happy, life was easier. And bad things happened investigation. She’d make the police forget all about Virginia. Alice knew how to cover up a murder because she’d done it before, right after she shot her third husband in the head… Let’s hope you have a sweater handy; a nice, cozy one. You’ll need it, because “Alice & Gerald” is a very chilling book. The reason isn’t the story’s alone. It’s also in the telling of it, which author Ron Franscell does by swinging from cowpoke to neutral bystander to droll City Guy and back again, using subtle (and not-so-subtle) sarcasm here, small observations there, and a wonderful nose for occasional absurdity. This mixture in narration, the expected police procedural parts, and Franscell’s wider timeline all give readers a respectful, comfortable insider’s feel for what happened — and yet, though you’ll know how this story turns out, he leaves plenty of room for those moments that make you jump. For true-crime fans, this book’s a no-brainer. It’ll also appeal to anyone who enjoys a mystery set in the West or for fans of a plain good tale. If that’s what you need, then head for the shelves: “Alice & Gerald” will knock you off your feet. when Alice wasn’t happy,” Gerald lured his third wife and their sons to a quiet dip in the road and he put a bullet into each of their heads. After Virginia didn’t return home that chilly Wyoming night, her mother, Claire Martin, called the police to report Virginia missing. It wasn’t like “Gin” to up and leave; she never was the impulsive sort. When Claire called Gerald to ask if he’d seen Virginia, he denied it but there was something wrong. Claire could tell. Following the murders, Gerald hid the three bodies in an old mining cave, believing that nobody would ever find them there, but authorities had started searching for the missing trio and he got nervous. 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