Blood Hollow by William Kent Krueger

Next in the Cork O'Connor mystery series.  A decent entry and good enough for me to try the next one.

Bad Religion by Ross Douthat

Against the notion that our country is becoming increasingly secular, Douthat advances the thesis that it is as religious as ever - only that religion is no longer orthodox Christianity but a variety of Christian heresies. These heresies dispense with the tensions and demands of the traditional faith and, usually, replace it with some sort of self-affirming vacuity. There's a lot more to it than that. An insightful read.

The Royal Wulff Murders by Keith McCafferty

Good mystery novel set in the West and involving trout fishing. The "Royal Wulff" is a fishing lure.