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SUMMARY:My Favorite Crime Book Club
LOCATION:Tower Road Branch\nTower Road Branch
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DESCRIPTION:Do you love a good who-dun-it? Join others with a similar inte
 rest in true crime at our book club. Each month we will all read one true 
 crime title and discuss it..\nhttps://acld.libnet.info/event/16643275
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>October 2026 Title - <a href="http
 s://discover.aclib.us/GroupedWork/e8e53328-6033-1e55-514f-2acd22a8c5c7-eng
 "><em>Rabbit Heart: A Mother's Murder\, a Daughter's Story</em></a> by Kri
 stine S. Ervin</strong></p>\n<p>"Kristine S. Ervin was just eight years ol
 d when her mother\, Kathy Sue Engle\, was abducted from an Oklahoma mall p
 arking lot and violently murdered in an oil field. First\, there was grief
 . Then the desire to know: what happened to her\, what she felt in her las
 t terrible moments\, and all she was before these acts of violence defined
  her life.</p>\n<p>In her mother&rsquo\;s absence\, Ervin tries to reconst
 ruct a woman she can never fully grasp&mdash\;from her own memory\, from l
 etters she uncovers\, and from the stories of other family members. As mor
 e information about her mother's death comes to light\, Ervin&rsquo\;s dri
 ve to know her mother only intensifies\, winding into her own fraught adol
 escence. She reckons with contradictions of what a woman is allowed to be&
 mdash\;a self beyond the roles of wife\, mother\, daughter\, victim&mdash\
 ;what a &ldquo\;true&rdquo\; victim is supposed to look like\, and\, final
 ly\, how complicated and elusive justice can be.</p>\n<p>Told fearlessly a
 nd poetically\,&nbsp\;Rabbit Heart&nbsp\;weaves together themes of power\,
  gender\, and justice into a manifesto of grief and reclamation: our stori
 es do not need to be simple to be true\, and there is power in the telling
 ." (Amazon)</p>\n<p><strong>November 2026 Title - <a href="https://discove
 r.aclib.us/GroupedWork/49ddcd72-25a7-43f5-bf63-a086a83f1f0b-eng"><em>Murde
 rland</em></a> by Caroline Fraser</strong></p>\nhttps://acld.libnet.info/e
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