These are my best finds of the week:

My Seven Years in Captivity by Bill Seaton. This is a really great memoir about his years as the PR director of the San Diego Zoo.

What Peace There May Be by Susanna Barlow. I’m kinda on a memoir roll these past few weeks. This one caught my interest because she writes about her years growing up in a polygamous family. Given the press this topic has had recently, it’s a great read that from the perspective of the child.

In the fiction department, we have:

Conspirator’s Odyssey: The Evolution of the Patron Saint by A.K. Kuykendall. This is a conspiracy thriller that’s based on actual historical events. The author blends fact and fiction so seamlessly, that I find myself wondering which is which.

Death in Small Doses by Bernard Steele. Another thriller, with a focus on terrorists and those who hunt them down. I’ve always loved stuff like this — Tom Clancy, Vince Flynn, and Daniel Silva are some of my all time faves, so this one seemed like a no-brainer to pick up. It’s definitely living up to my expectations so far.

And last, but definitely not least…

Rescue Me … the latest romance anthology from Cherry Adair, Lora Leigh, and Cindy Gerard. Steamy bedtime reading… what more can I say. :)