Coconut Grove Grapevine: Next Book Club selection is announced

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Sunday, April 18, 2010

Next Book Club selection is announced

The next book selected for the Young Professionals Book Club is by local author (and veterinarian) Dr. Michael Marmesh, called "Top of the Heap."

"Human smuggling, international politics, creative real estate marketing, religious fanatics, Indian gaming and secret militias are all the elements of an action-packed thriller. Or just another Tuesday in South Florida. In "Top of the Heap" you get all these elements — and a blimp. Find out what happens when a developer bold enough to build an exclusive enclave atop a former garbage dump crosses paths with refugees believed to be the Second Coming."

The meeting to discuss this book is Tuesday, May 4 at 8 pm at The Bookstore in the Grove (3399 Grand Avenue). Stop by the store and pick up a copy, tell them you're with book club and you will get a discount. Share the book with a friend then bring them with you to the book club discussion on May 4.

A little over a year ago, Dr. Marmesh had the crowd going at his first book signing for "Top of the Heap."

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