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| NYCFC goalkeeper Matt Freese looks on. Photo provided by NYCFC. |
If you're going to watch a New York City Football Club game this season, you have to figure there will be a clean sheet.
We are in the heart of spring, a perfect time of year to curl up with a book outside, and in this review we will look at two new novels, Marble Hall Murders, by Anthony Horowitz; and The Marriage Rule, by Helen Monks Takhar; and a thoughtful book of poetry by Josie Balka, I Hope You Remember: Poems on Loving, Longing, and Living.
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| Paul Skenes fires one in to Juan Soto in the first inning. Photo by Jason Schott. |
The Mets, in first place in the National League East with possibly the best lineup in baseball, battled the Pittsburgh Pirates and their ace, Paul Skenes, one of the best young starting pitchers, in front of 35,580 fans on Monday night at Citi Field.
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| Montreal celebrates their victory after the referee's whistle at the end extra time in the second half. Photo by Jason Schott. |
New York City Football Club suffered their toughest loss of the season on Saturday night at Yankee Stadium, as they were shutout, 1-0, by CF Montreal, who earned their first win of the season.
Run for the Hills
By Kevin Wilson
Ecco; hardcover, 256 pages; $28.99; available Tuesday, May 13th
Kevin Wilson is the New York Times bestselling author of five novels, including Now Is Not the Time to Panic, Nothing to See Here, and The Family Fang, plus two story collections. His work as been honored with the Shirley Jackson Award and been chosen as a Read with Jenna book club pick.