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San Diego Public Library New Additions June 2007 San Diego Public Library New Additions June 2007 Adult Materials 000 - Computer Science and Generalities Biographies 100 - Philosophy & Psychology California Room 200 - Religion CD-ROMs 300 - Social Sciences Compact Discs 400 - Language DVD Videos/Videocassettes 500 - Science eBooks 600 - Technology Fiction 700 - Art Foreign Languages 800 - Literature Genealogy Room 900 - Geography & History Graphic Novels Audiocassettes Large Print Audiovisual Materials Fiction Call # Author Title FIC/ABANI Abani, Christopher. The virgin of flames FIC/ABRAHAMS Abrahams, Peter, Nerve damage FIC/ACOSTA Acosta, Marta. Happy hour at Casa Dracula FIC/ALEXANDER Alexander, Robert, The kitchen boy [MYST] FIC/ALEXANDER Alexander, Tasha, A poisoned season FIC/ALEXIE Alexie, Sherman, Flight FIC/ALLBEURY Allbeury, Ted. The spirit of liberty [MYST] FIC/ALLEYN Alleyn, Susanne, A treasury of regrets FIC/AMORY Amory, Richard. Song of the loon FIC/ANSAY Ansay, A. Manette. Vinegar hill FIC/AUSTEN Austen, Jane, Pride and prejudice FIC/BACHO Bacho, Peter. Entrys [MYST] FIC/BAILEY Bailey, Daniel. Justice betrayed FIC/BAILEY Bailey, Robin W. Dragonkin. Book 3, Undersky [SCI-FI] FIC/BAKER Baker, Kage. Gods and pawns [SCI-FI] FIC/BALZAC Balzac, Honoré de, The Centenarian, or, The two Beringhelds FIC/BANKS Banks, Leslie E. Blind trust FIC/BANKS Banks, Russell, Trailerpark [MYST] FIC/BANNISTER Bannister, Jo. The tinderbox FIC/BANVILLE Banville, John. Eclipse FIC/BANVILLE Banville, John. The untouchable FIC/BARKER Barker, Nicola, Wide open FIC/BARKER Barker, Raffaella, Hens dancing FIC/BARNARD Barnard, Robert. A little local murder FIC/BARRETT Barrett, Julia. Presumption FIC/BARRIS Barris, Chuck. You and me, babe FIC/BARRY Barry, Maxx. Syrup FIC/BARTH Barth, John, Chimera FIC/BARTON Barton, Emily, The testament of Yves Gundron [MYST] FIC/BASS Bass, Jefferson. Flesh and bone FIC/BASSANI Bassani, Giorgio. The garden of the Finzi-Continis [MYST] FIC/BATES Bates, Karen Grigsby. Chosen people FIC/BATISTA Batista, Paul A. Death's witness FIC/BAYER Bayer, William. Peregrine FIC/BEACH Beach, Edward Latimer, Dust on the sea FIC/BEAR Bear, Greg, Quantico FIC/BEHN Behn, Aphra, Oroonoko [MYST] FIC/BELL Bell, Albert A. Death goes dutch FIC/BELL Bell, Cassandra. Mississippi blues FIC/BELLAMY Bellamy, Edward, Looking backward, 2000-1887 FIC/BEN Ben Jelloun, Tahar, The sacred night FIC/BENBOW Benbow, Dave. Summer cruising FIC/BENNETT Bennett, Vanora, Portrait of an unknown woman FIC/BENSON Benson, Amber, Ghosts of Albion FIC/BERGER Berger, Thomas, Sneaky people FIC/BERNANOS Bernanos, Georges, The diary of a country priest FIC/BERNARD Bernard, D. V. How to kill your boyfriend (in ten easy steps) FIC/BERNARD Bernard, D. V. The last dream before dawn FIC/BERRY Berry, Ron, So long, Hector Bebb FIC/BIGGINS Biggins, John. The emperor's coloured coat FIC/BIOY Bioy Casares, Adolfo The invention of Morel FIC/BIRD Bird, Sarah. Virgin of the rodeo FIC/BLACK Black, Baxter, Hey, Cowboy, wanna get lucky? FIC/BLACKSHEAR Blackshear, Jerry. Legit baller FIC/BLACKWELL Blackwell, Elise, The unnatural history of Cypress Parish FIC/BLACKWOOD Blackwood, Algernon, The lost valley and other stories FIC/BLAKE Blake, Jennifer, Fierce Eden FIC/BLUME Blume, Judy. Summer sisters FIC/BLUME Blume, Judy. Wifey FIC/BOCK Bock, Dennis. The communist's daughter FIC/BOHJALIAN Bohjalian, Christopher A. The buffalo soldier FIC/BOHJALIAN Bohjalian, Christopher A. Water witches FIC/BOLANO Bolaño, Roberto, The savage detectives FIC/BOLTON Bolton, Clyde. Turn left on green FIC/BOND Bond, Stephanie. Tempt me twice FIC/BONTEMPS Bontemps, Arna Wendell, God sends Sunday FIC/BONUCCI Bonucci, Silvia, Voices from a time FIC/BORDIHN Bordihn, Maria. The falcon of Palermo [MYST] FIC/BORTON Borton, D. B. One for the money FIC/BOSTWICK Bostwick, Marie. Fields of gold FIC/BOWEN Bowen, Elenore Smith. Return to laughter FIC/BOWEN Bowen, Elizabeth, The little girls [MYST] FIC/BOWEN Bowen, Michael, Screenscam [MYST] FIC/BOWEN Bowen, Peter, The stick game [MYST] FIC/BOWERS Bowers, Dorothy. Fear and Miss Betony [MYST] FIC/BOWERS Bowers, Dorothy. Postscript to poison FIC/BOYD Boyd, Donna. The alchemist FIC/BOYD Boyd, Thomas, Through the wheat FIC/BOYLE Boyle, T. Coraghessan. The inner circle FIC/BRADBURY Bradbury, Ray, Death is a lonely business FIC/BRADFIELD Bradfield, Scott. Good girl wants it bad [MYST] FIC/BRADFORD Bradford, Laura. Jury of one FIC/BRADLEY Bradley, John Ed. My Juliet FIC/BRADLEY Bradley, Marion Zimmer. Lady of Avalon FIC/BRANDT Brandt, Beverly. The Tiara Club FIC/BRANNIGAN Brannigan, Shelley. Interference FIC/BRASHARES Brashares, Ann. The last summer (of you and me) FIC/BRENCHLEY Brenchley, Chaz. Bridge of dreams FIC/BRENNAN Brennan, Carrie. Curve FIC/BRETT Brett, Lily, Too many men FIC/BRICHOUX Brichoux, Karen. Falling into the world FIC/BRINIG Brinig, Myron, Wide open town FIC/BRISCOE Briscoe, Joanna. Sleep with me FIC/BRISTOW Bristow, Gwen, Jubilee trail FIC/BROCKMEIER Brockmeier, Kevin. Things that fall from the sky FIC/BRODERICK Broderick, John. The waking of Willie Ryan FIC/BRODOFF Brodoff, Ami Sands. Bloodknots FIC/BROOKINS Brookins, Carl. Inner passages FIC/BROOKNER Brookner, Anita. A closed eye FIC/BROOKNER Brookner, Anita. The Bay of Angels [SCI-FI] FIC/BROOKS Brooks, Terry. The secret of the sword FIC/BROWN Brown, Frank London. Trumbull Park FIC/BROWN Brown, Laurinda D. Walk like a man FIC/BROWN Brown, Mary, Here there be dragonnes FIC/BROWN Brown, Rita Mae. Bingo FIC/BROWN Brown, Rita Mae. Six of one FIC/BROWN Brown, Rosellen. Before and after FIC/BROWN Brown, Rosellen. Tender mercies FIC/BROWN Brown, Steve, Radio secrets FIC/BROWN Brown, Wesley, Darktown strutters FIC/BRUCE Bruce, Gemma. Who's been sleeping in my bed? FIC/BRUCKHEIMER Bruckheimer, Linda. Dreaming Southern 2 FIC/BRUMFIELD Brumfield, James McNay. A tourist in the Yucatán [MYST] FIC/BRUNS Bruns, Don. South Beach shakedown FIC/BUCHAN Buchan, John, Greenmantle FIC/BUCK Buck, Pearl S. Dragon seed FIC/BUCK Buck, Pearl S. Mandala FIC/BUCK Buck, Pearl S. The promise FIC/BUCKLEY Buckley, Christopher, The White House mess FIC/BUFFORD Bufford, Bridget. Minus one FIC/BUKOWSKI Bukowski, Charles. Hot water music FIC/BUKOWSKI Bukowski, Charles. Women FIC/BUNKLEY Bunkley, Anita R. Silent wager FIC/BUNN Bunn, T. Davis, Heartland FIC/BURGESS Burgess, Anthony, Tremor of intent FIC/BURKS Burks, Cris. Neecey's lullaby [MYST] FIC/BURLEY Burley, W. J. Wycliffe and how to kill a cat FIC/BURLEY Burley, W. J. Wycliffe and the guilt edged alibi FIC/BURNETT Burnett, Allison. The house beautiful [SCI-FI] FIC/BURROUGHS Burroughs, Edgar Rice, The people that time forgot FIC/BUSCH Busch, Frederick, Girls FIC/BUTCHER Butcher, Jim, White night FIC/BUTLER Butler, Robert Olen. Fair warning FIC/BUTLER Butler, Tajuana. The night before thirty FIC/BUZZATI Buzzati, Dino, The Tartar Steppe FIC/BYATT Byatt, A. S. Still life FIC/BYATT Byatt, A. S. The Matisse stories FIC/CAIN Cain, James M. Mildred Pierce FIC/CALVINO Calvino, Italo. Difficult loves [MYST] FIC/CAMILLERI Camilleri, Andrea. The shape of water [MYST] FIC/CAMILLERI Camilleri, Andrea. The snack thief [MYST] FIC/CAMILLERI Camilleri, Andrea. Voice of the violin FIC/CAMPBELL Campbell, Broos, No quarter [MYST] FIC/CANNELL Cannell, Dorothy. Withering heights FIC/CANXUE Canxue, Blue light in the sky & other stories FIC/CAO Cao, Lan, Monkey bridge FIC/CAPOTE Capote, Truman, Answered prayers FIC/CAPOTE Capote, Truman, Music for chameleons FIC/CAPOTE Capote, Truman, The grass harp FIC/CARD Card, Orson Scott. 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Such sweet thunder FIC/CARY Cary, Joyce, Herself surprised FIC/CARY Cary, Joyce, The horse's mouth FIC/CARY Cary, Lorene. The price of a child FIC/CASE Case, John. The genesis code [MYST] FIC/CASEY Casey, Donis. Hornswoggled FIC/CASILLO Casillo, Charles. The fame game FIC/CASTILLO Castillo, Ana. Peel my love like an onion FIC/CASTILLO Castillo, Ana. The Mixquiahuala letters FIC/CATHER Cather, Willa, A lost lady FIC/CATHER Cather, Willa, Lucy Gayheart FIC/CATHER Cather, Willa, My Antonia FIC/CATHER Cather, Willa, One of ours FIC/CATHER Cather, Willa, Shadows on the rock FIC/CAUSEY Causey, Toni McGee. Bobbie Faye's very (very, very, very) bad day FIC/CHEEVER Cheever, John. Falconer FIC/CHEKHOV Chekhov, Anton The essential tales of Chekhov FIC/CHEN Chen, Yuan-tsung, The dragon's village FIC/CHESTERTON Chesterton, G. K. Manalive 3 FIC/CHESTERTON Chesterton, G. K. The annotated Innocence of Father Brown FIC/CHESTERTON Chesterton, G. K. The man who was Thursday FIC/CHIAVERINI Chiaverini, Jennifer. The quilter's homecoming FIC/CHIAVERINI Chiaverini, Jennifer. The quilter's legacy [MYST] FIC/CHILD Child, Lee. Die trying FIC/CHILD Child, Lee. Echo burning FIC/CHILD Child, Lee. Tripwire FIC/CHOPRA Chopra, Deepak. Buddha [MYST] FIC/CHRISTIE Christie, Agatha, Evil under the sun [MYST] FIC/CHRISTIE Christie, Agatha, Murder at the vicarage [MYST] FIC/CHRISTIE Christie, Agatha, Poirot in the Orient FIC/CISNEROS Cisneros, Sandra. Vintage Cisneros FIC/CLARK Clark, Clare. The nature of monsters [MYST] FIC/CLELAND Cleland, Jane K. Deadly appraisal FIC/COBURN Coburn, Jennifer, The queen gene FIC/COELHO Coelho, Paulo. By the River Piedra I sat down and wept FIC/COELHO Coelho, Paulo.
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