Fiction on Order Highlights:
July 2010 |
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Please note: The July fiction on order list will be delayed as we transition to a new fiscal year. Thank you for your patience. Below are highlights of July's upcoming order with Librarian's Picks! Links are to other copies on order in the C/WMARS system.
This is a list of new fiction titles ordered for the Springfield City Library this month. If you wish to place a hold on a title, you may do so by placing a request yourself through the online catalog, or by using the AskALibrarian service to request a title, or by calling the Main Reference Desk at 413-263-6828 ext. 213 or your local branch library.
| Author |
Title |
Librarian's Picks |
Albert, Susan Wittig |
The Darling Dahlias and the Cucumber Tree |
New series about spunky garden club sleuths in Depression-era Alabama. By the author of the China Bayles series. |
Andrews, Donna |
Stork Raving Mad |
New entry in the Agatha-winning comic mystery series featuring Meg Lanslow. |
Armstrong, Kelley |
Waking the Witch |
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Barr, Nevada |
Burn |
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Bowen, Michele Andrea |
More Church Folk |
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Brown, Sandra |
Tough Customer |
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Burke, James Lee |
The Glass Rainbow |
Dave
Robicheaux
is back in New Iberia tracking a serial killer. |
Connolly, John |
The Whisperers |
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Cook, Robin |
Cure |
New medical thriller from a master. |
Cook, Thomas H. |
The Last Talk With Lola Faye |
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Crusie, Jennifer |
Maybe This Time |
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Deveraux, Jude |
Scarlet Nights |
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Dickey, Eric Jerome |
Tempted by Trouble |
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Evanovich, Janet |
Wicked Appetite |
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Follett, Ken |
Fall of Giants |
First in a projected historical trilogy following five families in the early 20th century. |
Forsyth, Frederick |
The Cobra |
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Freemantle, Brian |
Red Star Rising |
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French, Tana |
Faithful Place |
Hotly anticipated 3rd novel of the Dublin murder squad. |
Gardner, Lisa |
Live to Tell |
Boston police detective investigates a possible family annihilator. |
Glass, Julia |
The Widower's Tale |
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Gregory, Philippa |
The Red Queen |
Historical novel about the War of the Roses, featuring Margaret Beaufort, mother of Henry VII. |
Griffin, W. E. B. |
The Vigilantes |
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Howard, Linda |
Veil of Night |
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Isaacs, Susan |
As Husbands Go |
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Jance, J. A. |
Queen of the Night |
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Johansen, Iris |
Shadow Zone |
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Kava, Alex |
Damaged |
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Kellerman, Faye |
Hangman |
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Kenyon, Sherrilyn |
No Mercy |
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La Plante, Lynda |
Silent Scream |
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Lippman, Laura |
I'd Know You Anywhere |
Stand-alone about a woman dealing with the memories of her abduction as a teenager by a convict on Death Row who now contacts her. |
McCall Smith, Alexander |
Corduroy Mansions |
Vibrant new series set in London's Pimilico neighborhood. |
Morrison, Mary B. |
Darius Jones |
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Paretsky, Sara |
Body Work |
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Patterson, James |
The Postcard Killers |
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Pearson, Ridley |
In Harm's Way |
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Pronzini, Bill |
Betrayers |
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Reichs, Kathy |
Spider Bones |
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Rendell, Ruth |
Portobello |
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Robinson, Peter |
Bad Boy |
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Rollins, James |
The Devil Colony |
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Silva, Daniel |
The Rembrandt Affair |
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Sparks, Nicholas |
Safe Haven |
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Steel, Danielle |
Legacy |
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Unger, Lisa |
Fragile |
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Weber, Carl |
Torn Between Two Lovers |
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Weiner, Jennifer |
Fly Away Home |
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Weir, Alison |
Captive Queen |
Historical novel about the tempestuous life of Eleanor of Aquitaine, wife of two kings and mother of Richard Lionheart and bad King John. |
Woods, Stuart |
Santa Fe Edge |
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