Check out our staff picks,
new & noteworthy reads,
and other popular choices.
We have a wide variety
of options for your reading
pleasure and hope to share
some of our favorites
with you!
“There is no frigate like a book, to take us lands away.”
“There are worse crimes than burning books. One of them is not reading them.”
“Books are a uniquely portable magic.”
“Today a reader, tomorrow a leader.”
Eryk Pruitt, Blood Red Summer
Eli Cranor, Broiler
Abir Mukherjee, Hunted
Juliet Grames, The Lost Boy of Santa Chionia
K.C. Constantine, Another Day’s Pain
Joanna Wallace, You’d Look Better as a Ghost
Peter May, The Black Loch
Pete Mock, McIntyre’s book buyer and mystery aficionado, selects the best mystery, thriller, noir, procedural, or true crime novel of the year — learn more about the Beltie Mystery Prize HERE.
Keebe first opened McIntyre’s in 1989. Daughter of R.B. and Jenny Fitch, Fearrington’s creators, Keebe has been a part of the Fearrington family business since the early 1980s. When R.B. felt that an independent bookstore would be an ideal addition to Fearrington’s growing Village Center, he turned to Keebe to put it all together. In addition to earning a BA in History from UNC, she also received an MBA from UNC’s Kenan-Flagler Business School in 2003.
Pete calls them as he reads them. He came to McIntyre’s Books in 1995 and has developed a reputation for recommending lesser-known mystery authors and often-missed authors from other genres. Pete reads 4-5 books each week to ensure the mystery section has classics, new novels and books you won’t find anywhere else! He’s never short on opinions but is willing to back up what he has to say. Customers come in and call regularly to check on what he’s reading and make plans accordingly!
Johanna has been a member of the McIntyre‘s team since the first Whirlikids BookFest in 2018. For over 7 years she has been a bookseller and storytime leader in the Triangle area. She loves picture books with special details in the art and quirky stories that come alive when they are shared with little listeners. For other age groups her favorite books to read and recommend are magical chapter books, intimate stories in contemporary young adult literature, and unique literary fiction with complex female voices. Johanna has also worked as a nanny for several years and her storytime attendees will know her as Johanna Banana!
Dear Gentle Reader, The news is out! Craig Johnson returns with his latest Longmire novel, Return to Sender, on Sunday, June 1st at 2pm. To attend, buy a copy of Return to Senderfrom McIntyre’s and you and a friend can join us in the Fearrington…
