New Books

Here are some of our newest books!

The monstrous Misses Mai : a novel

Hoang, Van, 1989-

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Genre: Historical Fiction

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The woman with no name : a novel

Blake, Audrey, active 2020

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A noble scheme

White, Roseanna M.

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The beautiful people : a novel

Gable, Michelle

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Can't we be friends : a novel of Ella Fitzgerald and Marilyn Monroe

Bryce, Denny S.

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The girls we sent away : a novel

Church, Meagan

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If the tide turns

Rueckert, Rachel

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The devil and Mrs. Davenport : a novel

Kennedy, Paulette

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Genre: Historical Fiction

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The comfort of ghosts

Winspear, Jacqueline, 1955-

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Genre: Historical Fiction

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Code name Butterfly

Susberry, Embassie

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Genre: Historical Fiction

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Daughters of Shandong

Chung, Eve J.

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Shelterwood : a novel

Wingate, Lisa

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The shadow of war : a novel of the Cuban Missile Crisis

Shaara, Jeff, 1952-

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The passionate Tudor : a novel of Queen Mary I

Weir, Alison, 1951-

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The last hope : a novel

MacNeal, Susan Elia

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Greasepaint

Levene, Hannah

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Eyes open

Miller-Lachmann, Lyn, 1956-

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