New Books - August 20, 2008

New Books - August 20, 2008

Fiction Books

Mars Life – Ben Bova

The Mercedes Coffin – Faye Kellerman

Off Season – Anne Rivers Siddons

Foreign Body – Robin Cook

The Assassin – Stephen Coonts

Smoke Screen – Sandra Brown

Legally Dead – Edna Buchanan

Forced Out – Stephen Frey

City at the End of Time – Greg Bear

Large Print

Sisters, Ink – Rebeca Seitz

Catch a Rising Star – Tracey Bateman

The Homeplace – Gilbert Morris

Foreign Body – Robin Cook

New Books

Large Print
Hard Trail to Follow – Elmer Kelton
Blood Duel – Ralph Compton
The Hanging Road – William W. Johnstone
The Broken Gun – Louis L’Amour
.45 Caliber Death Trap – Peter Brandvold
Slade’s Law – Lyle Brandt
The Vigilante: Santa Fe Showdown – Jory Sherman
Skull Gold – Ray Hogan
Death Angel – Linda Howard
Tail Spin – Catherine Coulter
The City in the Sky – Max Brand
Killing Texas Bob – Ralph Cotton
The Chance of a Lifetime – Sheri Cobb South
Talking for Two – Wanda E. Brunstetter
Swan Peak – James Lee Burke
Chasing Darkness – Robert Crais
One of Those Malibu Nights – Elizabeth Adler
Killer View – Ridley Pearson
The Yada Yada Prayer Group® Gets Down – Neta Jackson
Out Stealing Horses – Per Petterson
Beat Up a Cookie – Denise Dietz
Murder in the Rude De Paradis – Cara Black
Prayer of the Dragon – Eliot Pattison

New Fiction
Into the Fire – Suzane Brockman
All Through the Night – Davis Bunn
The Dangerous Days of Daniel X – James Patterson
Damage Control – J. A. Jance
The Man with the Iron Heart – Harry Turtledove
Tribute – Nora Roberts
The Valley – Westside War – Harry Turtledove
Say Goodbye – Lisa Gardner
Swan Peak – James Lee Burke
Just Too Good to Be True – E. Lynn Harris
Silent Thunder – Iris Johansen
Mage-Guard of Hamor – L.E. Modesitt Jr.
Riven – Jerry B. Jenkins
By Schism Rent Asunder – David Weber
It Only Takes a Moment – Mary Jane Clark

Library 2.0

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