Herringbone Books, Redmond, OR “Brandon Weimer owner of Herringbone Books. [Author] Pam Houston just dropped by on the suggestion of Deon Stonehouse of Sunriver Books.” –posted by Kurtis Lowe, sales rep, Book Travelers West, on Instagram Feb. 12, 2019 Follow Kurtis on Instagram: kqlowe
Vivian Miller is a CIA analyst working on Russian sleeper cells. She is good at her job, and dedicated. But what she discovers will blow apart everything she thought she knew about her life. What do you do when the choice is country or family? How do you protect your children–and Vivian cares deeply about …
Joan and her four-year-old son, Lincoln, are just about to conclude a day at the zoo when Joan notices an unnatural stillness and a lack of other people. She hears sounds, loud popping noises, and cannot quite determine what they might be. Then she notices the bodies. How quickly life shifts from a dream to …
“Ivan Doig’s last book, finished before his April 9, 2015 death, is a story that is destined to live through its readers forever. I savored Donal/ Red Chief/ Scotty’s tales of life and adventure, high jinks and mischief, cowboys and hoboes, love and family. This is one of my top three fiction favorites of 2015… Loved it.” …
Deon and Richard Stonehouse and their CEO (Canine Executive Officer), Flashman, opened Sunriver Books & Music in 2005. Deon says opening the store was the result of a lifelong love affair with books, and, yeah, she’s probably one of the most hard-reading booksellers we know. The store hosts five reading groups, and Deon reads and meets …
“Obsession leads to quest as Pyle spends a year racing the calendar, zooming from California to Key West, Kauai to the Northern Tundra, hunting for the globe’s elusive butterflies. He is nearly devoured by mosquitoes, almost falls onto the back of an alligator and comes much too close to rattlesnakes. But he also watches the …
“Welcome to the wild & wooly days of the Copper Kings, when Morrie Morgan is lured by the siren song of easy money to the “richest city in the world,” Butte, Montana. But neglected in all of the hype was the truth about the corrupt and brutal nature of the men who held the power and …
“The Brown Trio sang with a purity and longing that put them in the spotlight. As Nashville was changing the face of music, the Browns shared the stage with Elvis and Jerry Lee—and then it was over. Take your seat as Elvis shakes those hips, Jerry Lee bays at the moon, and Chet makes that …
