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FEBRUARY, 2012
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"Before the
Poison" by Peter Robinson
Mystery & Detective. Returning to
the Yorkshire dales of his youth after his beloved wife dies, composer
Chris Lowndes, after discovering that the old house he has just
purchased was the scene of a murder more than 50 years before, becomes
obsessed with solving the case despite warnings to leave it alone.
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"Catch Me
(Detective D. D. Warren)" by Lisa Gardner
Suspense.
Approached by a young woman who claims her murder is imminent, detective
D. D. Warren hears her chilling story about how all of her close
childhood friends have been murdered on the anniversary of the same day
and that she is the only one still alive, a case that is complicated by
a vigilante shooter.
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“Celebrity in Death"
by J. D. Robb
Mystery & Detective.
At the star-studded party celebrating the premiere of a movie based on
one of her cases, Lieutenant Eve Dallas discovers the actress who played
Peabody drowned in the lap pool and investigates.
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“The Dressmaker" by
Kate Alcott
General Fiction. A
spirited young maid on board the Titanic captures the attentions
of two men including a kindhearted sailor and an enigmatic Chicago
millionaire and barely escapes with her life before witnessing media
scorn targeting her famous designer mistress. |
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"Home Front" by
Kristin Hannah
General Fiction.
Struggling with a marital estrangement that is further complicated when
one of them is deployed, military couple Michael and Joleen Zarkades are
forced to confront their problems while protecting the security of their
family in the wake of a brutal tragedy.
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"The House I
Loved" by Tatiana de Rosnay
General Fiction.
Determined to protect her historical family home from Napoleon's orders
to renovate 1860s Paris, Rose Bazelet establishes a defense in the
basement of her house on rue Childebert and records her experiences in
letters to her late husband, a process that helps her come to terms with
a decades-old secret. |
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"Into the Darkness"
by V. C. Andrews
Science Fiction & Fantasy. Hearing a young man's scream in the
night the year she becomes a high-school senior, Lorelei discovers that
her stern but loving adoptive father is actually a vampire and that he
has raised his daughters to seduce and lure men into their world of
shadows, a situation that is complicated by her growing feelings for a
classmate. |
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"I've
Got Your Number" by Sophie Kinsella
General Fiction.
After she loses her engagement ring, and her phone is stolen during a
hotel fire drill, Poppy Wyatt, discovering an abandoned phone in a trash
can, crashes into the life of the phone's owner, businessman Sam Roxton,
when she uses his phone to make her wedding preparations. |
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“Left for Dead (Ali Reynolds)" by J. A. Jance
Suspense. When the near-fatal shooting
of a former police academy classmate reveals clues that his wife and he
are operating on the wrong side of the law, Alice Reynolds teams up with
Sister Anselm, who is attending an undocumented woman who has been
savagely attacked by a drug cartel. |
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"Lone Wolf" by Jodi
Picoult
General Fiction. When his father and
sister are injured in an accident that has rendered his father comatose,
estranged son Edward decides to stop his father's life support so that
his organs can be donated, a choice his sister urges him to reconsider. |
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"No Mark Upon Her" by
Deborah Crombie
Mystery & Detective. When an Olympic
rowing hopeful and a detective with the Met is found dead in the Thames,
Scotland Yard Superintendent Duncan Kincaid, along with his wife and his
team, is submerged in a complex case involving political and ethical
issues that put both his career and reputation on the line. |
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"Oath of Office" by
Michael Palmer
Suspense. Blamed for the
murder-suicide rampage of a respected doctor and former client who
previously struggled with drug addiction, counselor Lou Welcome
investigates what went wrong and uncovers a terrifying political
conspiracy with ties to the White House. |
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"Private Games, No. 3
(Private)" by James Patterson & Mark Sullivan
Suspense. Peter Knight and the rest of
the Private investigation firm try to stop a madman bent on destroying
the modern Olympic Games in London. |
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"Raylan" by Elmore
Leonard
Mystery & Detective. After discovering
his quarry naked in the bathtub, doped up and missing his kidneys,
Federal Marshall Raylan Givens becomes involved, both literally and
figuratively, in a case involving the harvesting of organs for sale on
the black market where this time the bad guys are girls. |
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"Red Ruby Heart
in a Cold Blue Sea" by Morgan Callan Rogers, a first novel
General Fiction. Her idyllic childhood
in early 1960s coastal Maine shattered by the disappearance of her
mother during a weekend trip, Florine struggles to manage her loss and
receives help and support from family and neighbors until she is
confronted by a revelation from her father's past.
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"Redwood Bend (A
Virgin River Novel)" by Robyn Carr
Romance. Kate Malone and her twin
sons' trip along the Virgin River is cut short by a tire as flat as her
failed romance, until leather-clad bikers pull up alongside her and she
meets Dylan Childress.
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"Restless in the
Grave, No. 18 (Kate Shugak)" by Dana Stabenow
Mystery & Detective. A crossover
mystery featuring Aleut private investigator Kate Shugak and Alaska
State Trooper Liam Campbell finds them teaming up to investigate a
suspicious plane crash that ended the life of aviation entrepreneur Finn
Grant, a case that requires Kate to work undercover as a bar waitress. |
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"Robert Ludlum's
The Janson Command" by Paul Garrison
Suspense. An ex-assassin for the
United States government, Paul Janson, teams up with an accomplished
sharpshooter, Jessica Kincaid, to rescue a doctor abducted by African
pirates in international waters and realizes there are larger forces at
work when their liberation mission goes awry. |
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"The Shadow Patrol"
by Alex Gerenson
Suspense. John Wells, an undercover
operative for the CIA, travels to Kabul to investigate a
drug-trafficking operation that involves the agency, the military and
the Taliban in this new novel from the author of The Faithful Spy.
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"Sonoma Rose" by
Jennifer Chiaverini
General Fiction. Struggling with a
meager existence on a Prohibition-era farm in Southern California and
devastated by the losses of four of her children to a wasting disease,
Rosa flees with her surviving children after a shattering act of
violence and is rescued by former love Lars, who helps her seek a cure
and outmaneuver corrupt authorities.
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"Summer Garden
(Chesapeake Shores)" by Sherryl Woods
Romance. Falling for "Maddening Moira"
O'Malley was the unexpected highlight of Luke O'Brien's Dublin holiday.
So when she pays a surprise visit to Chesapeake Shores, Luke is
thrilled.....at first. |
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"Third Grave
Dead Ahead, No. 3 (Charley Davidson)" by Darynda Jones
Mystery & Detective. Unable to forget
the alluring half-human Reyes after imprisoning him for all eternity,
paranormal private investigator Charley Davidson struggles through a
missing-persons case that is complicated by an egocentric doctor,
Charley's curmudgeon father and a murderous motorcycle gang. |
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"Victims (Alex
Delaware)" by Jonathan Kellerman
Suspense. When a killer who rivals
Jack the Ripper cuts a bloody swath through the city, LAPD detective
Milo Sturgis needs Alex Delaware's help in catching this homicidal
maniac--a disturbing case that sends Alex back into the secretive world
of mental health treatment where he discovers an unholy alliance between
the mad and the monstrous.
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"What My
Girlfriend Doesn't Know" by Sonya Sones
Juvenile Literature. Robin Murphy's
life at Cambridge High School is miserable. His lot improves,
however, when popular Sophie becomes his girlfriend despite the
detriment to her reputation. |
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"What My Mother
Doesn't Know" by Sonya Sones
Juvenile Literature. Meet Sophie.
She sees herself as the too tall "Mount Everest of teenage girls".
She's dating sexy Dylan but secretly nursing a crush on sweet geeky
Murphy. |
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