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November 26, 2008

New books: December 2008

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NEW FICTION: December 2008

• Jane A. Adams - Fragile Lives
• Louis Auchincloss - The Last of the Old Guard
• Maggie Barbieri - Quick Study
• Steve Berry - The Charlemagne Pursuit
• Ken Bruen - Once Were Cops
• Jim Butcher - Princep’s Fury
• Laura Childs - Eggs in Purgatory
• Patricia Cornwell - Scarpetta
• David Stuart Davies - Without Conscience
• Julie Garwood - Fire and Ice
• Lee Goldberg - Mr. Monk is Miserable
• Sarah Graves - A Face at the Window
• W. E. B. Griffin - Black Ops
• James Grippando - Born to Run
• Kay Hooper - Blood Sins
• J. A. Jance - Cruel Intent
• Iris Johansen - The Treasure
• Karan Mahajan - Family Planning
• Colleen McCullough - The Independence of Miss Mary Bennet
• Robert J. Randisi - Hey There (You with the Gun in Your Hand)
• Nora Roberts - The Pagan Stone
• Perri O’Shaughnessy - Show No Fear
• Maria Semple - This One Is Mine
• Beverly Swerling - City of God
• Andrew Vachss - Another Life
• Betty Webb - The Anteater of death
  

NEW NONFICTION: December 2008

• Walter Alvarez - In the Mountains of St. Francis
  
• Mark Bittman - Food Matters
• Bobbi Brown - Bobbi Brown Makeup Manual
• Dana Canedy - A Journal for Jordan:  A Memoir of Love and Loss
• Elaine Gewirtz - Beagle: Your Happy Healthy Pet
• Bob Greene - The Best Life Diet Cookbook
• Richard Greene - Graham Greene: A Life in Letters
• Karl Jacoby - Shadows at Dawn: A Borderlands Massacre and the Violence of History
• Robert Kiyosaki - Rich Brother, Rich Sister
• Robin McGraw - What’s Age Got to Do with It?
• Jake Page - Do Cats Hear with Their Feet?
• Liz Palika - Bulldog: Your Happy Healthy Pet
• Steven Rinella - American Buffalo: In Search of a Lost Icon