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March, 2010
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Include your name and the book title and author.
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"Black Magic Sanction
(Outlaws)" by Kim Harrison
Science Fiction & Fantasy. A corrupt coven has denounced and
shunned bounty-hunting witch Rachel Morgan for dealing with demons, a
crime that is punishable by death, and now for the first time Rachel
must face off against her own kind.
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"But I Trusted
You: And Other True Cases" by Ann Rule
True Crime. Headlining this anthology is the case of middle-school
counselor Chuck Leonard, found shot to death outside his Washington
State home on an icy February morning. A complicated mix of family
man and wild man, Chuck played hard and loved many, but who crossed the
line by murdering him in cold blood? |
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“Caught"
by Harlen Coben
Suspense.
Finding and exposing sexual predators on television, reporter Wendy
prompts the arrest of a man who worked as an advocate for abused
children and tackles the case of a missing girl before a group of
vigilante fathers makes Wendy fear that she accused an innocent man.
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"The Cross
Gardener" by Jason F. Wright
General Fiction.
Mourning the tragic and sudden loss of his wife and unborn child, John
meets a man touching up the white paint on the cross at the accident
scene, and his conversations and travels with the mysterious man change
his life. |
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“Deception (Alex
Delaware)" by Jonathan Kellerman
Suspense.
Detective Milo Sturgis and investigator Alex Delaware tackle the case of
a murdered teacher who before her death made a chilling DVD describing
the sexual trauma she was suffering at the hands of three fellow
teachers at her prestigious Los Angeles school.
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"False Mermaid" by
Erin Hart
Suspense. Convinced that her brother-in-law
was responsible for her sister's murder, Nora returns to Minnesota when
her brother-in-law prepares to marry again; while her sometime partner,
Cormac, confronts the return of his estranged father.
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“Fragile Beasts" by Tawni
O'Dell
Historical Fiction. The best-selling author
of "Back Roads" presents the story of brothers Kyle and Klint, whose
precarious lives in Pennsylvania coal country are further challenged by
their alcoholic father's death until they are taken in by a
septuagenarian curmudgeon with a tragic past. |
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"Hell Gate" by Linda Fairstein
Suspense.
Investigating two cases including a human trafficking shipwreck and a
New York congressman's sex scandal, Alexandra Cooper discovers a common
clue that links both cases and puts her life in danger. |
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"House
Rules" by Jodi Picoult
Mystery & Detective. Unable to express
himself socially but possessing a savant-like knack for investigating
crimes, a teenage boy with Asperger's Syndrome is wrongly accused of
killing his tutor when the police mistake his autistic tics for guilty
behavior. |
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“Not Without Hope" by Nick Schuyler and Jere Longman
Biography.
A former college football star shares the harrowing story of the
headline-making boating accident that left three of his friends dead,
including two NFL players, a tragedy that he was only able to survive by
clinging to the boat's propeller as he bobbed in the chilly waters of
the Atlantic. |
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"The Pallbearers
(Shane Scully)" by Stephen J. Cannell
Suspense. After Walter "Pop" Dix, the
director of the orphanage where Shane Scully grew up, dies of an
apparent self-inflicted shotgun wound, Shane and five other former
orphanage residents are named as the pallbearers in a message Pop leaves
behind, but the six of them don't think it was suicide and embark on a
dangerous odyssey in pursuit of justice. |
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"The Politician:
An Insider's Account of John Edwards's Pursuit of the Presidency and the
Scandal that Brought Him Down" by Andrew Young
General Nonfiction. A key player in
the scandal surrounding John Edwards's extramarital affair, which
resulted in a child, explains his role in the controversy and gives a
behind-the-scenes look at the fruitless efforts to cover up what
inevitably became public knowledge. |
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"Shattered" by
Karen Robards
Suspense. When her firm unexpectedly
goes bankrupt, Kentucky lawyer Lisa Shewmaker has her hopes for a
prestigious legal career dashed when she must take a job as an assistant
to an infuriating district attorney, where she investigates a cold case
involving a victim who could be her double. |
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"The Sheen on
the Silk" by Anne Perry
Mystery & Detective. In a tale set in 13th-century Constantinople
at the brink of a Christian crusade, Anastasius disguises herself as a
eunuch to prove her brother's innocence of a crime he did not commit, an
effort that takes her from humble neighborhoods to the palace of the
emperor. |
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"The Silent Sea
(Oregon Files)" by Clive Cussler
Suspense. Exploring a small island off the Washington State coast
in 1941, five brothers make an astonishing discovery that is
interrupted by the attack on Pearl Harbor and has ramifications for
Cabrillo's present-day investigation into a crashed satellite in the
Argentine jungle. |
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"So Much for
That" by Lionel Shriver
General Fiction. After his wife is
diagnosed with cancer, Shep Knacker sees his dream of retiring to a
developing country slip away, along with all the money in his
once-plentiful bank account, as he tries to navigate America's
labyrinthine health-care system. |
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"Think Twice" by Lisa
Scottoline
Suspense. After her evil twin sister,
Alice, drugs her, leaves her for dead and steals her life, Bennie must
convince everyone she's ever cared about that she is the real Bennie,
and not the deranged twin, all the while facing the shocking truth that
she just may be more like Alice than she ever realized. |
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"Thorn" by Beverly
Lewis
.Inspirational Fiction. The first book
in a stirring new saga of two Amish sisters on the fringe of the
church--and the unforeseen discoveries that change their lives.
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"Wild Ride" by
Jennifer Crusie and Bob Mayer
Science Fiction & Fantasy. As she
attempts to restore the decaying Dreamland amusement park, Mary Alice
Brannigan must contend with the five most powerful demons in the world
that it houses, a well as a shady new beau, a crooked politician, a
supernatural raven, an inexperienced sorceress and more.
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JUVENILE
FICTION |
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"Miss Brook's Loves
Books (And I Don't)" by Barbara Bottner
Elementary. Missy rejects about every
book that comes her way saying they're "too kissy, too pink and too
silly", until Missy realizes she likes to read about warts. |
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Beacon Street Girls
Series by Annie Bryant
"Lucky Charm #8", "Fashion Frenzy #9", "Just
Kidding #10", "Ghost Town #11", "Time's Up #12", "Green Algae and
Bubble Gum Wars #13", "Crush Alert #14" "Great Scavenger Hunt #15",
"Sweet Thirteen #16", |
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Guardians of Ga'Hoole
Series by Kathryn Lasky "The Coming of Hoole #10", "To
Be a King #11", "The Golden Tree #12" |
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A to Z Mysteries
Series by Ron Roy
"The Runaway Racehorse #18", "The School Skeleton #19", "The Talking T
Rex #20", "The Unwilling Umpire #21"
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