Monrovia Public Library

Converse with us about topics of interest as we practice our second language.  Whether Spanish or English is your second language this is a great way to practice your conversational skills and improve your pronunciation and grammar.  Call 256-489-3392 for more information or email chewitt [at] hmcpl [dot] org.  April's conversational topic is "weather."

Enjoy a delicious meal and support the Monrovia Library.  Eat anytime between 4 p.m. and 10 p.m. at the Texas Roadhouse at 121 Jeff Road and 10% of the cost of your meal will be donated to the library.  Stop by the library to pick up your flyer you need to present for the library to earn money or see the attached coupon at hmcpl.org/monrovia.  This event is sponsored by the Monrovia Friends of the Library and all money made will go to the Monrovia Library.  For more information call Cindy Hewitt at 256-489-3392 or email chewitt [at] hmcpl [dot] org.

In New York Times bestselling author Lori Foster's much-anticipated continuation of her beloved Winston brothers series, their seductive, bad-boy cousin is back--and up against a woman who's immune to his considerable charms...or so it seems. Joe Winston has a routine with women: he exists; they swoon; roll credits. With his smoldering looks, macho style, and irrepressible charm, Joe can have any woman--except the one he really wants.

Simon Basset, the irresistible Duke of Hastings, has hatched a plan to keep himself free from the town′s marriage-minded society mothers. He pretends to be engaged to the lovely Daphne Bridgerton. After all, it isn′t as if the brooding rogue has any real plans to marry - though there is something about the alluring Miss Bridgerton that sets Simon′s heart beating a bit faster.

Keeley Murdock's wedding to A.J. Jernigan should have been the social event of the season. But all bets are off when she catches her fiancé doing the deed with her maid of honor at the country club rehearsal dinner. The wedding's off, too, as Keeley pitches the hissy fit of the century, earning herself instant notoriety in the small town of Madison, Georgia.