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Future Title Watch a Preview of Upcoming Titles & Potential Bestsellers Middletown Thrall Library Reference Department Presents Future Title Watch A Preview of Upcoming Titles & Potential Bestsellers ~ April 2008 Issue ~ The following books by popular authors are due out in April 2008. You may search the library catalog at the library or visit our Booklover’s Blog on the web at www.thrall.org/blogs and click on titles you want to review and reserve. A librarian will be happy to help you locate or request any of these items: \Fiction • Nightshade - Susan Wittig Albert • The Whole Truth - David Baldacci • Simply Perfect - Mary Balogh • Winter Study - Nevada Barr • Goodbye, Ms. Chips: An Ellie Haskell Mystery - Dorothy Cannell • The Winding Ways Quilt - Jennifer Chiaverini • Hold Tight - Harlan Coben • Pleasure - Eric Jerome Dickey • Practically Perfect - Katie Fforde • The Death Dealer - Heather Graham • The Forgery of Venus - Michael Gruber • Cheating at Solitaire - Jane Haddam • The Finder - Colin Harrison • Death Walked In - Carolyn Hart • Degrees of Separation - Sue Henry • Mummy Dearest- Joan Hess • The Third Angel - Alice Hoffman • Lost Souls - Lisa Jackson • Quicksand - Iris Johansen • Twisted - Andrea Kane • Compulsion - Jonathan Kellerman • Unaccustomed Earth - Jhumpa Lahiri • Lavinia - Ursula Le Guin • The Miracle at Speedy Motors - Alexander McCall Smith • Wild Nights - Joyce Carol Oates • Sundays at Tiffany's - James Patterson • Buckingham Palace Gardens - Anne Perry • The Third Circle - Amanda Quick • Certain Girls - Jennifer Weiner • Santa Fe Dead - Stuart Woods Did you miss last month’s issue? No problem! Just flip this page over to catch up For even more titles, browse our Booklovers Blog at www.thrall.org/blogs Also check out our free quarterly Beyond the Bestsellers publication in the library and our free RAVES! Readers Advisory Service on the web at www.thrall.org/raves Middletown Thrall Library Reference Department Presents Future Title Watch A Preview of Upcoming Titles & Potential Bestsellers ~ March 2008 Issue ~ The following books by popular authors are due out in March 2008. You may search the library catalog at the library or visit our Booklover’s Blog on the web at www.thrall.org/blogs and click on titles you want to review and reserve. A librarian will be happy to help you locate or request any of these items: Nonfiction • When the Husband is the Suspect - F. Lee Bailey • Losing it and Gaining My Life Back One Pound at a Time - Valerie Bertinelli • My Bat Boy Days - Steve Garvey • Armageddon in Retrospect - Kurt Vonnegut Fiction • A Prisoner of Birth - Jeffrey Archer • Zapped - Carol Higgins Clark • Where are You Now - Mary Higgins Clark • Naughty Neighbor - Janet Evanovich • Killer Heat - Linda Fairstein • The Outlaw Demon Wails - Kim Harrison • Remember Me - Sophie Kinsella • Another Thing to Fall - Laura Lippman • Notorious - Michele Martinez • Sepulchre - Kate Mosse • Change of Heart - Jodi Picoult • Lush Life - Richard Price • Christ the Lord: The Road to Cana - Anne Rice • Blind Fall - Christopher Rice • Guilty - Karen Robards • Miss Julia Paints the Town - Ann B. Ross • Dreamers of the Day - Mary Doria Russell • Honor Thyself - Danielle Steel • Black Widow - Randy Wayne White • Dead Time - Stephen White • Ten Year Nap - Meg Wolitzer For even more titles, browse our Booklovers Blog at www.thrall.org/blogs Also check out our free quarterly Beyond the Bestsellers publication in the library and our free RAVES! Readers Advisory Service on the web at www.thrall.org/raves .
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