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Finger
Lickin’ Fifteen
by Janet Evanovich
When Lula witnesses celebrity chef Stanley Chipotle literally
losing his head, she and Stephanie must find the killer before
Lula becomes the next victim, while Ranger asks for Stephanie's
help to find out who is leaking client information from within
his company.
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Knockout
by Catherine Coulter
Traveling with her mother to Georgia in the aftermath of her
father's death, seven-year-old telepath Autumn Backman discovers
her own family's murderous activities, desperately contacts FBI
agent Dillon Savich, and promptly disappears, a situation for
which Savich launches a large-scale manhunt.
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The
Lieutenant
by Kate Grenville
Set in the late 18th century, at the very moment when the British
arrive in Australia, The Lieutenant unveils one man’s struggle
to find his place within this brand new world. Based on real events,
Kate Grenville's dramatic new novel conveys the poignancy and
emotional power of the bond between two people.
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Sworn
to Silence
by Linda Castillo
When the killing stopped in Ohio, it left in its aftermath a
sense of fragility, and for the young Amish girl, Katie Burkholder,
a realization that she didn't belong. Now, 15 years later, Katie
has been asked to return as Chief of Police. Katie is certain
she has come to terms with the past. Until the first body of a
woman is found.
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Below
Zero
by C.J. Box
Shocked by a phone message that Sherry's believed-dead foster
daughter may have survived the events of Winterkill, Wyoming game
warden Joe Pickett becomes increasingly suspicious when subsequent
calls are placed from locations where serious crimes have occurred.
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The
Lovers
by John Connolly
Stripped of his license in the wake of a police investigation
into his own past, private investigator Charlie Parker unofficially
looks into the suspicious death of his father, who reportedly
committed suicide after shooting two teens, a case with ties to
a troubled woman on the run, an ambitious would-be writer, and
a couple intent on Charlie's death.
A thriller that is “haunting, lyrical, and impossible
to put down.”
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Dismantled
by Jennifer McMahon
A decade after covering up a friend's death during a prank in
the Vermont woods, Henry and Tess are tormented by the secret,
the suicide of another member of their group, and a chain of events
that threatens their life with their young daughter.
“A fun, twisty thriller.”
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Hothouse
Flower and the Nine Plants of Desire
by Margot Berwin
When Lila stumbles across a strange laundromat, which houses
a fern so valuable that a small piece of it is worth thousands
of dollars, the owner offers her a cutting provided that she passes
a test of growing a fire fern from a small cutting.
“The great escapist novel of the summer!”
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Border
Songs
by Jim Lynch
An extremely tall dyslexic man is pushed away from his family's
Washington dairy farm to join the Border Patrol, where he indulges
his obsessions with birds and art while occasionally catching
smugglers and illegal immigrants on the British Columbian border.
“An extraordinary love story and a celebration of
the coincidental and the miraculous.”
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Robert
Ludlum’s The Bourne Deception
by Eric Van Lustbader
Jason Bourne is badly injured in an ambush possibly orchestrated
by the mysterious Arkadin, an event for which Bourne fakes his
death and assumes a new identity while endeavoring to assist another
team's investigation into a missile attack that resulted in a
passenger plane crash.
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Commencement
by J. Courtney Sullivan
A story about four Smith College students and the paths they
follow post-graduation.
“An accomplished, compulsively readable novel about
the intricate bonds of female friendship. A literary page-turner
at once entertaining and moving.”
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Dune
Road
by Jane Green
A single mom working for a famously reclusive author in a Connecticut
beach town stumbles on a secret that many of the eccentric and
moneyed locals would love to get their hands on.
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Reaching
the Animal Mind: What the Clicker Training Method Teaches Us About
Animals
by Karen Pryor
With compelling stories and accessible science, Reaching the Animal
Mind is an inspiration for everyone who loves animals and wants
to train them with compassion and respect.
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Trust
No One
by Gregg Hurwitz
Decades after a teenage indiscretion ends his stepfather's life
and sends him into hiding, Nick Horrigan lives a quiet existence
under the radar that is shattered by a terrorist's demand that
Nick speak with him under the threat of a nuclear retaliation.
“An electrifying and compelling thriller.”
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