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WELLINGTON SHIRE LIBRARY NEW & Forthcoming BOOKS & Audio Visual WELLINGTON SHIRE LIBRARY NEW & forthcoming BOOKS & Audio visual - april 2020 fiction Author Title Spine* Alderson, Sarah, In her eyes / AF Allcott, Charlene. More than a Mum / AF Andrews, V. C. Out of the attic / AF Baldwin, Jo, The good friend / AF Barrett, Julia, My sister is missing / AF Bell, Christine, No small shame / AF Belle, Kimberly, Dear wife / AF Bishop, Anne, The queen's bargain / AF Box, C. J., Long range / AF Brennan, Allison, The third to die / AF Briggs, David J. The claim / AF Broady, Sylvia, Daughter of the sea / AF Bryndza, Robert, Nine Elms / AF Butler, Sarah, Jack & Bet / AF Cavanagh, Steve, Fifty fifty / AF Chadwick, The Irish princess / AF Chambers, Queenie / AF Chater, Lauren, Gulliver's wife / AF Chavez, Heather, No bad deed / AF Cleave, Paul, Whatever it takes / AF Coates, Darcy, Voices in the snow / AF Cox, Helen (Helen Murder by the Minster / AF Cussler, Clive, Journey of the pharaohs / AF D'Alpuget, Blanche, The lioness wakes / AF Darke, Minnie, The lost love song / AF Diamond, Lucy, An almost perfect holiday / AF Dickinson, Miranda, The day we meet again / AF Docker, Sandie, The Banksia Bay Beach Shack / AF Dolan, Eva, Between two evils / AF Donohue, Rachel, The Temple House vanishing / AF Douglas, Donna, A mother's journey / AF Douglas-Home, The driftwood girls / AF Drinkwater, Carol, House on the edge of the cliff / AF Everett, Felicity, The move / AF Ewart, Andrew, Forget me / AF Fforde, Katie, A springtime affair / AF Fleet, Rebecca, The second wife / AF Foley, Lucy The guest list / AF French, Jackie, Lilies, lies and love / AF Gardner, Lisa, When you see me / AF Goldie, Luan, Nightingale Point / AF Goldsworthy, Anna, Melting moments / AF Goodman, Carol, The sea of lost girls : a novel / AF Goodwin, Rosie, Time to say goodbye / AF Gray, Alex. When shadows fall / AF Gunnis, Emily, The lost child / AF Hamer, Cassie, The end of Cuthbert Close / AF fiction - continued Wellington Shire Library New Book Editions Page 1 Author Title Spine* Hardcastle, Sophie, Below deck / AF Hoggarth, Janet, The single mums move on / AF Holten, Noelle, Dead inside / AF Hood, Joshua, Robert Ludlum's the Treadstone resurrection / AF Jackson, Lisa, Last girl standing / AF Joel, Alexandra, The Paris model / AF Kellerman, The museum of desire / AF Kelly, Jim, The night raids / AF Kepler, Lars, Lazarus / AF Kilmore, Karina, Where the truth lies / AF Koch, Emily, Keep him close / AF Kubica, Mary, The other Mrs. / AF Lackberg, Camilla, The gilded cage / AF Lauren, Christina, Twice in a blue moon / AF Leatherdale, Julian, Death in the Ladies' Goddess Club / AF Ley, Rosanna, From Venice with love / AF Liu, Cixin, The supernova era / AF Lowe, Fiona, Just an ordinary family / AF Mantel, Hilary, The mirror & the light / AF McIntosh, Fiona, The diamond hunter / AF McKenna, Claire, Monstrous heart / AF McLaren, Leah, A better man / AF Melinek, Judy, First cut : a novel / AF Monks Takhar, Precious you : a novel / AF Monninger, Joseph, Seven letters / AF Montag, Kassandra, After the flood / AF Moore, Liz, Long bright river / AF Moran, Katy (Katy Wicked by design / AF Morgan, Sarah, A wedding in December / AF Morgan-Bentley, The wreckage / AF Moss, Tara, The cobra queen / AF Nolan, Dominic, After dark / AF Norman, Matthew, Last couple standing : a novel / AF Noske, Catherine, The Salt Madonna / AF O'Connor, Mary- Where fortune lies / AF Oswald, James, Bury them deep / AF Patterson, Glenn, Where are we now? / AF Patterson, James, 20th victim / AF Phinn, Gervase, Tales out of school / AF Pieper, Liam, Sweetness and light / AF Prior, Hazel, Away with the penguins / AF Quinn, Suzy K., Don't tell teacher / AF Richell, Hannah, The river home / AF Riley, Jane, The likely resolutions of Oliver Clock / AF Rosenfelt, David, Black and blue / AF Rosner, Jennifer, The yellow bird sings / AF Ross, Karen Five wakes and a wedding / AF Scanlan, Patricia, The liberation of Brigid Dunne / AF Schaitkin, Alexis. Saint X / AF Serle, Rebecca, In five years / AF fiction - continued Author Title Spine* Wellington Shire Library New Book Editions Page 2 Swann, Leah, Sheerwater / AF Taylor, C. L., Strangers / AF Thomas, Russ, Firewatching / AF Thyvold, Hans Olav, Good dogs don't make it to the South Pole / AF Tobey, Danny, The God Game / AF Trollope, Joanna, Mum & Dad / AF Unsworth, Emma Adults / AF Volk, Felicity, Desire lines / AF Wait, Rebecca, Our fathers / AF Ward, Jacqueline, How to play dead / AF Whitaker, Helen, The school run / AF White, Sophie Filter this / AF Woodcraft, The girls from Greenway / AF Wrobel, Stephanie, The recovery of Rose Gold / AF Zigman, Laura, Separation anxiety / AF large print Author Title Spine* Bailey, Martine, The almanack LP Banis, Victor J. Deception LP Barrett, Lorna, A killer edition LP Bedford, Paul, A return to the Alamo LP Biller, Diana, The widow of Rose House [large print] / LP Cameron, Marc, Tom Clancy code of honour LP Candlish, Louise, Those people LP Cartwright, Bill, Gunfight at Hilton's Crossing LP Cass, Laurie, Booking the crook LP Chandlar, L. A., The silver gun LP Chandler, Frank, Black hearts, black spades LP Clarke, Rosie, Mulberry Lane babies LP Clay, James, Gunfighter's revenge LP Cleave, Paul, A killer harvest LP Clinton, Bill, The President is missing LP Costeloe, Diney, The sisters of St Croix LP Dancer, Abe, Blackwater LP Deveraux, Jude, Met her match LP Doherty, P. C., The godless LP Fader, Molly, The McAvoy sisters book of secrets LP Felton, Jennie, The sister's secret LP Graham, Margaret, Easterleigh hall at war LP Hamilton, Victoria, Leave it to cleaver LP Hamlin, Ardeana, Pink chimneys LP Harrison, Cora, Death of a novice LP Harrod-Eagles, Headlong LP Hood, Joshua, Robert Ludlum's The Treadstone resurrection LP Hore, Rachel, Last letter home LP Huber, Anna Lee, A penny for your secrets LP Hunter, Kelly, Maggie's run LP Landsborough, The man all America hated LP large print - continued Author Title Spine* MacRae, Molly, Crewel and unusual LP Wellington Shire Library New Book Editions Page 3 McCormac, P. Gun barrel justice LP McGuire, Seanan, Every heart a doorway / LP Moloney, James, The love that I have LP Mooney, Dan, The great unexpected LP Newton, D. B. Bullets on the wind LP Paine, Lauran, Deadwood ambush LP Penny, Louise, Kingdom of the blind LP Raine, William Roads of doubt LP Robotham, Mandy, A woman of war LP Sadler, Fenton, Snake oil LP Scott, Bradford, Outlaw land LP Silver, Josie, The two lives of Lydia Bird LP Steel, Danielle, Moral compass a novel / LP Steelman, Robert The galvanized Reb LP Styles, Daisy, The wartime midwives LP Sunman, Corba, Stranglehold LP Tompkins, Walker Bushwack bullets LP Young, Gordon, Red Clark, range boss LP non-fiction Author Title Spine* Jones, Katina Z., The little book of feng shui : a room-by-room guide to 133.3337 JON The Holy Bible : authorized King James version. 220.5203 HOL Lewis, C. S. How to pray : reflections and essays / 248.32 LEW Pomerantsev, This is not propaganda : adventures in the war against 303.375 POM Murgia, Michela, How to be a fascist : a manual / 320.533 MUR Forest, Jennifer, Behind the lines : the years best political cartoons 2019 / 320.994 FOR Nethercote, J. R. Road to freedom : the origins of australia's greatest 324.29405 NET Corera, Gordon, Russians among us : sleeper cells, ghost stories and the 327.1247 COR Bennett, Michael, Pathfinders : a history of Aboriginal trackers in NSW / 363.232 BEN Bennett, Mark, The curse : the Great Bookie Robbery. 364. 106 BEN Bennett, Mark, The Great Bookie Robbery. 364. 106 BEN Duffy, Michael, Sydney noir : the golden years / 364.106 DUF Crouch, Jennifer, Instant science : key thinkers, theories, discoveries and 500 CRO Al-Khalili, Jim, The world according to physics / 530 ALK Spencer, Roger, Plant names : a guide to botanical nomenclature / 581.01 SPE How the brain works / 612.82 HOW Patrick-Goudreau, The joyful vegan : how to stay vegan in a world that wants 613.2622 PATR Vasey, Christopher, Good sugar, bad sugar : how to power your body and 613.28332 VAS Mosley, Michael, Fast asleep : how to get a really good night's rest / 613.794 MOS Verinder, Erin Plants for the people : a modern guide to plant medicine / 615.321 VER Princi-Jones, Pat, A scented life : aromatherapy reimagined / 615.3219 PRI Louise, Marie, The modern midwife's guide to pregnancy, birth and 618.2 LOU Pantley, Elizabeth, The no-cry nap solution : gentle ways to help your baby 618.928498 PAN Sunamori, Satoshi, Moss ball bonsai : 100 beautiful kokedama that are fun to 635.9 SUN Josifovic, Igor, Plant tribe : living happily ever after with plants / 635.965 JOS Alexander, Majestic horse : nobility, beauty, and spirit / 636.1 ALE Brown, Sarah L., The cat : a natural history / 636.8 BRO non-fiction - continued Author Title Spine* Leith, Prue, The vegetarian kitchen / 641.5636 LEI Evans, Pete, Easy keto dinners / 641.56383 EVA Wellington Shire Library New Book Editions Page 4 The Australian women's weekly gluten-free baking / 641.56393 AUS Lex, Viola, The camping cookbook : 80 great recipes for cooking 641.5782 LEX Basan, Ghillie, The modern tagine cookbook : delicious recipes for 641.823 BAS Turner, Mich, Everyday bakes to showstopper cakes : take your creation 641.8653 TUR Frenkiel, David, Green kitchen smoothies : healthy and colourful smoothies 641.875 FRE Montenegro, Sonya, Mending life : a handbook for repairing clothes and hearts 646.3 MON Lewis-Fitzgerald, Modern mending : minimise waste and maximise style / 646.4 LEW Hughes, Sarah, Parenting made simple : straightforward, practical 649.1 HUG Marie-Chantal, Manners begin at breakfast : modern etiquette for families 649.7 MAR HBR guide to making better decisions. 658.403 HAR Baird, Nathan, Innovator's playbook : how to create great products, 658.4063 BAI Marshall, Roger, How to build your own tiny house / 690.
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