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San Diego Public Library New Additions March 2011 San Diego Public Library New Additions March 2011 Adult Materials 000 - Computer Science and Generalities California Room 100 - Philosophy & Psychology CD-ROMs 200 - Religion Compact Discs 300 - Social Sciences DVD Videos/Videocassettes 400 - Language eAudiobooks & eBooks 500 - Science Fiction 600 - Technology Foreign Languages 700 - Art Genealogy Room 800 - Literature Graphic Novels 900 - Geography & History Large Print Audiocassettes MP3 Audiobooks Audiovisual Materials Music Scores Biographies Newspaper Room Fiction Call # Author Title [MYST] FIC WENDELBOE Wendelboe, C. M. Death along the spirit road [MYST] FIC/AIRD Aird, Catherine. Past tense [MYST] FIC/ARMSTRONG Armstrong, Lori Mercy kill [MYST] FIC/ATKINSON Atkinson, Kate. Started early, took my dog [MYST] FIC/BALZO Balzo, Sandra. Running on empty [MYST] FIC/BASS Bass, Jefferson. The bone yard [MYST] FIC/BEATON Beaton, M. C. 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Merely players [MYST] FIC/GROUNDWATER Groundwater, Beth. Deadly currents [MYST] FIC/GUTTERIDGE Gutteridge, Rene. Possession [MYST] FIC/HAVILL Havill, Steven. Double prey [MYST] FIC/HINGER Hinger, Charlotte Lethal lineage [MYST] FIC/JAMES James, Peter Dead like you [MYST] FIC/LANSDALE Lansdale, Joe R. Devil red [MYST] FIC/LARSSON Larsson, Åsa The black path [MYST] FIC/MACDONALD MacDonald, Patricia J. Cast into doubt 2 [MYST] FIC/MANFREDO Manfredo, Lou. Rizzo's fire [MYST] FIC/MAY May, Peter Blowback [MYST] FIC/MCDONALD McDonald, Craig One true sentence [MYST] FIC/MOORE Moore, Graham The Sherlockian [MYST] FIC/MYERS Myers, Tamar. The headhunter's daughter [MYST] FIC/NISBET Nisbet, Jim. A moment of doubt [MYST] FIC/O'DONOVAN O'Donovan, Gerard The priest [MYST] FIC/O'HANLON O'Hanlon, Ray. The South Lawn plot [MYST] FIC/OLDHAM Oldham, Nick Hidden witness [MYST] FIC/PARKES Parkes, Nii Ayikwei. Tail of the blue bird [MYST] FIC/PRESTON Preston, Douglas J. Gideon's sword [MYST] FIC/RABB Rabb, Jonathan. The second son [MYST] FIC/RANKIN Rankin, Ian. The complaints [MYST] FIC/ROBERTSON Robertson, Michael The brothers of Baker Street [MYST] FIC/ROWLANDS Rowlands, Betty. Miss Minchin dies [MYST] FIC/RUBENFELD Rubenfeld, Jed The death instinct [MYST] FIC/SCHIRACH Schirach, Ferdinand von Crime [MYST] FIC/SEDLEY Sedley, Kate. Wheel of fate [MYST] FIC/SHELTON Shelton, Paige. Fruit of all evil [MYST] FIC/SOLANA Solana, Teresa. A shortcut to paradise [MYST] FIC/SPENCER Spencer, Sally. Echoes of the dead [MYST] FIC/WIMBERLEY Wimberley, Darryl. Devil's slew [MYST] FIC/WINSPEAR Winspear, Jacqueline A lesson in secrets [MYST] FIC/YANCEY Yancey, Richard. The highly effective detective crosses the line [SCI‐FI] FIC/BARNES Barnes, John Daybreak zero [SCI‐FI] FIC/GRESH Gresh, Lois H. Blood and ice [SCI‐FI] FIC/HAMILTON Hamilton, Peter F. The reality dysfunction [SCI‐FI] FIC/LACKEY Lackey, Mercedes. Invasion [SCI‐FI] FIC/SCHWARZ Schwarz‐Bart, André The morning star [SCI‐FI] FIC/SOROKIN Sorokin, Vladimir The ice trilogy [WEST] FIC/OVERHOLSER Overholser, Wayne D. The man from yesterday [WEST] FIC/ZIMMER Zimmer, Michael Wild side of the river FIC/ADLER Adler, H. G. Panorama FIC/AJVAZ Ajvaz, Michal The golden age FIC/ALVAREZ Alvarez, Julia. In the time of the butterflies FIC/BACIGALUPI Bacigalupi, Paolo. The alchemist FIC/BEAGLE Beagle, Peter S. Sleight of hand FIC/BEAR Bear, Elizabeth. The white city FIC/BEDFORD Bedford, Deborah. His other wife 3 FIC/BELLETTO Belletto, René. Coda FIC/BENDER Bender, Aimee. The particular sadness of lemon cake FIC/BERENSON Berenson, Alex. The secret soldier FIC/BINCHY Binchy, Maeve. Minding Frankie FIC/BISHOP Bishop, Anne. Twilight's dawn FIC/BLAKE Blake, Jennifer Fierce Eden FIC/BRAUNSTEIN Braunstein, Sarah The sweet relief of missing children FIC/BRIGGS Briggs, Patricia. River marked FIC/BRIGGS Briggs, Patricia. Silver borne FIC/BROCKMANN Brockmann, Suzanne. Breaking the rules FIC/BROCKOVICH Brockovich, Erin. Rock bottom FIC/BROWN Brown, Carolyn From wine to water FIC/BROWN Brown, Eleanor The weird sisters FIC/BROWNING Browning, Barbara The correspondence artist FIC/CARROLL Carroll, Jim. The petting zoo FIC/CHEUSE Cheuse, Alan. Song of slaves in the desert FIC/CHIAVERINI Chiaverini, Jennifer. The Union quilters FIC/CLAY Clay, Heather Losing Charlotte FIC/COE Coe, Jonathan. The terrible privacy of Maxwell Sim FIC/COUGHLIN Coughlin, Jack An act of treason FIC/CROCKER Crocker, Gareth. Finding Jack FIC/CUSSLER Cussler, Clive. The jungle FIC/DANIELS Daniels, Leslie Cleaning Nabokov's house FIC/DAVIS Davis, Charles Standing at the crossroads FIC/DEAS Deas, Stephen The king of the crags FIC/DI PRIMA Di Prima, Diane. Memoirs of a beatnik FIC/DILLON Dillon, Lucy Lost dogs and lonely hearts FIC/DUARTE Duarte, Judy. The house on Sugar Plum Lane FIC/EGAN Egan, Jennifer. A visit from the Goon Squad FIC/ENGE Enge, James The wolf age FIC/ESPACH Espach, Alison The adults FIC/EVANS Evans, Bronwen. Invitation to ruin FIC/FEEHAN Feehan, Christine. Dark prince FIC/FFORDE Fforde, Jasper. One of our Thursdays is missing FIC/FORD Ford, Michael Thomas. Jane goes batty FIC/FRANKLIN Franklin, Tom. Crooked letter, crooked letter FIC/FURMAN Furman, Laura. The mother who stayed FIC/GEAR Gear, W. Michael. Fire the sky FIC/GITLIN Gitlin, Todd. Undying 4 FIC/GLIDEWELL Glidewell, Jeanne. Soul survivor FIC/GRANT Grant, Mira. Feed FIC/GRUEN Gruen, Sara. Water for elephants FIC/GUNN Gunn, Sophie. How sweet it is FIC/HALE Hale, Benjamin. The evolution of Bruno Littlemore FIC/HALPERIN Halperin, David J. (David Joel) Journal of a UFO investigator FIC/HANNAH Hannah, Kristin. Night road FIC/HARKNESS Harkness, Deborah E. A discovery of witches FIC/HARPER Harper, Karen (Karen S.) The Irish princess FIC/HARRIS Harris, Lisa Blood covenant FIC/HARRISON Harrison, Kim. Pale demon FIC/HART Hart, Lenore. The raven's bride FIC/HATTEMER Hattemer‐Higgins, Ida. The history of history FIC/HEATHCOCK Heathcock, Alan. Volt FIC/HERRON Herron, Rachael. How to knit a heart back home FIC/HILL Hill, Susan A kind man FIC/HILL Hill, Frances Deliverance from evil FIC/HOFFMAN Hoffman, Cara. So much pretty FIC/HOLLICK Hollick, Helen. I am the chosen king FIC/HOLMAN Holman, Sheri. Witches on the road tonight FIC/HOLMES Holmes, Julia Meeks FIC/JEBREAL Jebreal, Rula. Miral FIC/JOHNSON Johnson, Mat. Pym FIC/JONES Jones, Howard A. The desert of souls FIC/JUST Just, Ward S. Rodin's debutante FIC/KANIUK Kaniuk, Yoram. Life on sandpaper FIC/KARASU Karasu, Toksoz B. Gotham chronicles FIC/KAZANTZAKIS Kazantzakis, Nikos At the palaces of Knossos FIC/KENEMORE Kenemore, Scott. Zombie, Ohio FIC/KENNEDY Kennedy, Douglas State of the union FIC/KENT Kent, Jasper Thirteen years later FIC/KHEMIRI Khemiri, Jonas Hassen Montecore FIC/KOSLOW Koslow, Sally. With friends like these FIC/KOSZTOLANYI Kosztolányi, Dezső Kornél Esti FIC/LEE Lee, Linda Francis. Emily and Einstein FIC/LEWIS Lewis, Gwyneth The meat tree FIC/LITTLEFIELD Littlefield, Sophie. Aftertime FIC/LOUPAS Loupas, Elizabeth. The second duchess FIC/LOVELY Lovely, Lutishia. All up in my business 5 FIC/LUKAS Lukas, Michael David. The Oracle of Stamboul FIC/MAHFUZ Maḥfūẓ, Najīb The final hour FIC/MANDANNA Mandanna, Sarita. Tiger Hills FIC/MARAI Márai, Sándor Portraits of a marriage FIC/MARKLUND Marklund, Liza Red wolf FIC/MARQUAND Marquand, John P. (John Phillips) H.M. Pulham, Esquire FIC/MATHESON Matheson, Richard Other kingdoms FIC/MCCARTHY McCarthy, Cormac The Sunset Limited FIC/MCDERMOTT McDermott, J. M. Never knew another FIC/MCEUEN McEuen, Paul. Spiral FIC/MCLAIN McLain, Paula. The Paris wife FIC/MELDRUM Meldrum, Christina. Amaryllis in blueberry FIC/MICHAELS Michaels, Fern. Betrayal FIC/MONING Moning, Karen Marie. Shadowfever FIC/MONK Monk, Bathsheba. Nude walker FIC/MOON Moon, Elizabeth. Kings of the north FIC/O O FIC/OBREHT Obreht, Téa. The tiger's wife FIC/OLIVAS Olivas, Daniel A. The book of want FIC/O'NAN O'Nan, Stewart Emily, alone FIC/PARKER Parker, K. J. Blue and gold FIC/PARKER Parker, K. J. The hammer FIC/PARKS Parks, Richard. On the banks of the river of heaven FIC/PARMAR Parmar, Priya Exit the actress FIC/PATTERSON Patterson, Victoria. This vacant paradise FIC/PEKKANEN Pekkanen, Sarah. Skipping a beat FIC/PHILLIPS Phillips, Susan Elizabeth. Call me irresistible FIC/REDFIELD Redfield, James. Twelfth insight FIC/RODOREDA Rodoreda, Mercè The selected stories of Mercè Rodoreda FIC/ROSENFELT Rosenfelt, David. On borrowed time FIC/ROTHFUSS Rothfuss, Patrick The wise man's fear FIC/ROY Roy‐Bhattacharya, Joydeep. The storyteller of Marrakesh FIC/SABERTON Saberton, Ruth. Katy Carter wants a hero FIC/SHAPIRO Shapiro, Elena Mauli. 13 Rue Thérèse FIC/SHARP Sharp, Zoë Fourth Day FIC/SHEPARD Shepard, Jim. You think that's bad FIC/SHORS Shors, John Beneath a marble sky FIC/SIMMONS Simmons, Kelly. The bird house FIC/SNIEGOSKI Sniegoski, Thomas E. A hundred words for hate 6 FIC/STEVENS Stevens, Taylor. The informationist FIC/TATLOCK Tatlock, Ann. Promises to keep FIC/TAYLOR Taylor, Justin The gospel of anarchy FIC/THOMPSON Thompson, James Lucifer's tears FIC/THOMSON Thomson, Keith Twice a spy FIC/TURGEON Turgeon, Carolyn.
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