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Audio Collection 623 Edith’S Story, by Edith Velmans-Van Hessen 198 Ellen Foster, by K AUDIO BOOKS Audio Title AT 483 Absolute rage, by Robin Cook 350 Aches and pains, by Maeve Binchy 028 The adventures of Huckleberry Finn, by. M. Twain 246 The age of innocence, by E. Wharton 500 The alienist, by Caleb Carr 313 All that remains, by Patricia Cornwell 469 All the dead were strangers, by Ethan Black 392 And one more thing before we go…, by Maria Shriver 252 An American daughter, by W. Wasserstein 555 American hero, by Larry Beinhart 371 The amber spyglass, by Philip Pullman 511 Ambush at Fort Bragg, by Tom Wolfe 190 Amy and Isabelle, by E. Strout 009 Anatomy of an illness, by N. Cousins 217 The angel of darkness, by C. Carr 215 Angela’s ashes, by F. McCourt 639 Animal crackers, by Hannah Tinti 066 Anne Frank 303 Another view, by Rosamunde Pilcher 289 Any given day, by Jessie Lee Brown Foveaux 486 Apt pupil, by Stephen King 364 Are you afraid of the dark?, by Sidney Sheldon 610 Are you there, Vodka?, by Chelsea Handler 084 As you like it, by W. Shakespeare 189 Ashes to ashes, by T. Hoag 405 At first sight, by Nicholas Sparks 642 Autobiography of Malcolm X 040 Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman, by E.J. Gaines 052 The awakening, by K. Chopin 236 Back roads, by T. O’Dell 474 Backflash, by Richard Stark 270 Bad boy, by O. Goldsmith 578 Bad love, by Johnathan Kellerman 139 Bat chat: an introduction to echolocation 070 The Battle of Gettysburg, by F. Haskell 022 Be sweet, by R. Blount, Jr. 243 Beauty fades, dumb is forever, by J. Sheindlin 363 Because of Winn-Dixie, by Kate DiCamillo 302 Before and after, by Rosellen Brown 239 Before I say good-bye, by M.H. Clark 160 Belle Prater’s boy, by R. White 207 Beloved, by T. Morrison 228 The best of the original chicken soup for the soul, by J.Canfield 366 Between a rock and a hard place, by Aron Ralston 528 Beyond recognition, by Ridley Pearson 147 Big trouble, by J.A. Lukas 157 Bitter harvest, by A. Rule 156 Black and blue, by A. Quindlen 062 Black Elk speaks, by J.G. Neilhardt 090 Black holes and baby universes, by S.W. Hawking 235 Black notice, by P. Cornwell 1 (Audio Books continued) 261 Blind assassin, by M. Atwood 216 Blind eye, by J.B. Stewart 458 Blood work, by Michael Connelly 200 Bloodstream, by T. Gerritsen 265 Body farm, by P. Cornwell 195 The body in the closet and plumbing for Willy, by M.H. Clark 466 The body of David Hayes, by Ridley Pearson 518 The bone collector, by Jeffery Deaver 398 The bonesetter’s daughter, by Amy Tan 220 The book of Ruth, by J. Hamilton 167 Brave new world, by A. Huxley 480 Breach of promise, by Perri O’Shaughnessy 234 The brethren, (unabridged) by John Grisham 614 The brethren, (abridged) by John Grisham 605 Brideshead revisited, by Evelyn Waugh 119 The bridges of Madison County, by R.J. Waller 201 Bridget Jones’s diary, by H. Fielding 282 Bud, not Buddy, by Christopher P. Curtis 385 Burned, by Carol Higgins Clark 251 Business @ the speed of thought, by B. Gates 132 The butcher boy, by P. McCabe 086 The Caedmon treasury of modern poets reading their own poetry 064 Cajun self taught, by J.O. Daigle 633 The call of the wild, by Jack London 372 Carolyn 101, by Carolyn Kepcher 333 The cat who ate Danish Modern, by Lilian Jackson Braun 353 The cat who brought down the house, by L.J. Braun 330 The cat who came to breakfast, by L.J. Braun 331 The cat who could read backwards, by L.J. Braun 334 The cat who knew a cardinal, by L.J. Braun 326 The cat who knew Shakespeare, by L.J. Braun 328 The cat who played Brahms, by L.J. Braun 332 The cat who went into the closet, L.J. Braun 583 Catherine Coulter CD Collection 434 Cause of death, by Patricia Daniels 413 Cell, by Stephen King 417 Certain poor shepherds, by Elizabeth Marshall Thomas 013 The change, by G. Greer 482 Changing of the guard, by Tom Clancy 513 The charm school, by Nelson DeMille 143 Cheaper by the dozen, by F.B. Gilbreth 494 Chosen Prey, by John Sandford 231 Christmas every day, by W.D. Howells 233 The clan of the cave bear, by J.M. Auel 351 Clear your clutter with feng shui, by Karen Kingston 191 The Clinton enigma, by D.Maraniss 288 Cloud mountain, by Aimee Liu 556 Cold case, by Stephen White 566 Cold hit, by Linda Fairstein 491 Cold paradise, by Stuart Woods 063 The collected stories of Katherine Anne Porter 406 The Colorado Kid, by Stephen King 107 The complete 2000 year old man, by C. Reiner 229 A confederacy of dunces, by J.K. Toole 116 Connections, by J. Burke 423 Control of gene expression and chromosome replication 2 (Audio Books continued) 021 Coping with difficult bosses, by R. Bramson 003 Coping with difficult people, by R. Bramson 113 The cowboy poetry gathering 238 Cradle and all, by J. Patterson 636 Crisis on Infinite Earths, by Mary Wolfman 425 Critical judgment, by Michael Palmer 512 Cruel and unusual, by Patricia D. Cornwell 380 Crusader’s cross, by Nicholas Sparks 237 Crying Wolf, by P. Abrahams 507 Dangerous kiss, by Jackie Collins 276 Daring to dream, by Nora Roberts 580 Dark harbor, by Stuart Woods 505 Dark lady, by Richard North Patterson 526 Darker than amber, by John D. MacDonald 142 The day after tomorrow, by A. Folsom 519 The day before midnight, by Stephen Hunter 602 The day I ate whatever I wanted, by Elizabeth Berg 032 & 092 The dead, by J. Joyce 485 Dead even, by Brad Meltzer 523 Dead Irish, by John T. Lescroart 598 Dear John 558 A death in Vienna, by Daniel Silva 025 Death of a salesman, by A. Miller 305 Debt of honor, by Tom Clancy 150 Deja dead, by K. Reichs 495 The Devil’s code, by John Sandford 078 Dialogue on death and dying, by E. Kubler-Ross 151 Divine secrets of the Ya-Ya sisterhood, by R. Wells 324 Dr. Phil getting real, by Phillip C. McGraw 382 Double tap, by Steve Martini 079 Dubliners, by J. Joyce 473 Dust to dust, by Tami Hoag 083 Eagles over the Gulf, by B. Lauder 307 Early short stories by well-known & lesser-known American authors, by John Rockwell 427 Easy prey, by John Sandford 622 Echo Park, by Michael Connelly 268 Edgar Allan Poe audio collection 623 Edith’s story, by Edith Velmans-Van Hessen 198 Ellen Foster, by K. Gibbons 208 Empress of the splendid season, by O. Hijuelos 638 End of overeating, by David A. Kessler 487 The enemy within, by Larry Bond 424 Energetics: the cellular oxidation of glucose 502 Envy, by Sandra Brown 136 Ernest Hemingway reads in Harry’s Bar 433 Every man a tiger, by Tom Clancy 521 Exclusive, by Sandra Brown 554 The executioner: fire lash, by Don Pendleton 552 The executioner: fission fury, by Don Pendelton 553 The executioner: steel claws, by Don Pendleton 557 Executive orders, by Tom Clancy 544 Eyes of prey, by John Sandford 181 Fade of the heat, by J. Brandon 627 Fahrenheit 451 449 False memory, by Dean Koontz 3 (Audio Books continued) 131 The fan, by P. Abraham 501 Fat Tuesday, by Sandra Brown 576 Fatal cure, by Robin Cook 429 Fatal voyage, by Kathy Reichs 117 The fermata, by N. Baker 407 The 5 th horseman, by James Patterson 346 Finding fish: a memoir, by Antwone Quenton Fisher 389 Finding moon 275 Finding the dream, by Nora Roberts 531 Finnegan’s week, by Joseph Wambaugh 596 Fire Flight, by John Nance 447 Fire ice, by Clive Cussler 058 Fire with fire, by N. Wolf 582 The first edge, by Tony Hillerman 516 The first horseman, by John Case 114 The fit or fat woman, by C. Bailey 370 The five people you meet in heaven, by Mitch Albom 259 & 281 Flags of our fathers, by J. Bradley 362 Flyboys, by James Bradley 196 Forensics 568 Four to score, by Janet Evanovich 110 The fourth procedure, by S. Pottinger 046 Frankenstein, by M.W. Shelley 036 French on the go 118 Freudian slips, by S. Freud 506 From Potter’s field, by Patricia Daniels Cornwell 634 From Shakespeare with love, the best of the sonnets 141 From time to time, by J. Finney 604 The front, by Patricia Daniels Cornwell 572 Frontline: inside the teenage brain 297 Fudge-a-mania, by Judy Blume 249 Gap Creek: story of a marriage, by R. Morgan 042 A gathering of old men, by E.J. Gaines 221 The general’s daughter, by N. Demille 420 Genetic technology 615 Ghostwalk, by Rebecca Scott 390 Gilead, by Marilynne Robinson 038 Gimpel the fool and other stories, by I. B. Singer 244 Girl, interrupted, by S. Kaysen 460 The girl who loved Tom Gordon, by Stephen King 256 Girl’s guide to hunting and fishing, by M. Bank 272 Girls he adored, by Jonathan Nasaw 087 The glass menagerie, by T. Williams 097 The goal, by E.M. Goldratt 187 The God of small things, by A. Roy 011 Going after Cacciato, by T. O’Brien 575 Golden Buddha, by Clive Cussler 373 The golden compass, by Philip Pullman 607 The golfer’s mind, by Dr. Bob Rotella 592 The good rat, by Jimmy Breslin 213 Granny Dan, by D.
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