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Upcoming Releases for Winter 2021 Upcoming Releases for Winter 2021 The Consequences of Fear by Jacqueline Winspear As Europe buckles under Nazi occupation, Maisie Dobbs investigates a possible murder that threatens devastating repercussions for Britain's war efforts in this latest installment in the New York Times bestselling mystery series. Publication Date: March 23, 2021 Robert B. Parker's Someone to Watch Over Me by Ace Atkins When his apprentice Mattie's childhood friend from the South Boston housing projects is murdered, Spenser traces the victim's demise to an international sex- trafficking ring that has been operating with impunity under the protection of a well-connected billionaire Publication Date: January 12, 2021 Out of Hounds by Rita Mae Brown Fox-chasing Virginians go up against a band of outsiders in this riveting new foxhunting mystery featuring "Sister" Jane Arnold and her incorrigible hounds, from New York Times bestselling author Rita Mae Brown. "Sister" Jane Arnold tries to keep an open mind about the new townspeople who have moved in so close to the Jefferson Hunt Club--yet so far from its traditions. But soon, posted notices about noise, mistreating animals, and the cruelty of hunting appear. Then someone close to Sister Jane is defamed, triggering a tense atmosphere ripe with the possibility for murder Publication Date: Jaunary 19, 2021 Try These Authors: Hard Case Crime • Lawrence Block • Dennis Lehane Private Eye • Ken Bruen • Stieg Larsson • Raymond Chandler • Elmore Leonard • Reed Farrel Coleman • Walter Mosley • C.J. Box • Philip Kerr • Max Allan Collins • Stuart Neville • Ken Bruen • Dennis Lehane • James Ellroy • Sara Paretsky • Blaize Clement • John Lescroart • Michael Harvey • Robert B. Parker • Harlan Coben • David Levien • Charlie Huston • George Pelecanos • Robert Crais • Laura Lippman • Stephen King • Andrew Vachss • John Connelly • Brad Meltzer • Michael Koryta • Don Winslow • Kent Conwell • David Morrell • Sue Grafton • Marcia Muller • Terry Hayes • Jo Nesbo • Stuart M. Kaminsky • Bill Pronzini Police Procedural / Medical • Allison Brennan • J.A. Konrath Amateur "Cozy" • James Lee Burke • Faye Kellerman • Chelsea Cain • John Lutz • Linda Castillo • Henning Mankell • Susan Wittig Albert • Carole Nelson Douglas • Michael Connelly • Ed McBain • Barbara Allan • Shelley Freydont • Robin Cook • Michael Palmer • Donna Andrew • Krista Davis Joanne Fluke • Jeffery Deaver • James Patterson • Nancy Atherton • Sarah Graves • Robert Dugoni • Louise Penny • Mignon Franklin Ballard • Joan Hess • Linda Fairstein • Ian Rankin • Jo Bannister • Alexander McCall-Smith • Tana French • Kathy Reichs • Laurien Berenson • G.A. McKevett • Elizabeth George • J.D. Robb • Rhys Bowen • Laurie King • Tess Gerritsen • Karen Slaughter • Simon Brett • Shirley Rousseau Murphy • Tami Hoag • Joseph Wambaugh • Rita Mae Brown • Elizabeth Peters • J.A. Jance • Stephen White • Lynn Cahoon • Spencer Quinn • Alex Kava • Stuart Woods • Jennifer Chiaverini • Deanna Raybourne • Blaize Clement • David Rosenfelt • Peg Cochran • Clea Simon • Kate Collins • Sally Spencer • Deborah Crombie • Wendy Corsi Staub • Jeanne Dams • Peter Turnbull • Diane Mott Davidson • Jacqueline Winspear Ready for your next book? No matter what you're interested in, we can help you find the right book! Come to the reference desk and ask us how..
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