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Here are some of our newest books!

Gardens of plenty

Arias, Ron, 1941-

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Genre: Historical Fiction

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Paris maid

Carey, Ella.

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The Paris understudy : a novel

Thiele, Aurélie

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Before the mango ripens : a novel

Kurian, Afabwaje

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The lies we leave behind

Salazar, Noelle.

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The time keepers

Richman, Alyson

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The shadowed land : a novel

Pike, Signe

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Bellevue : a novel

Cook, Robin, 1940-

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On a chariot of fire : the story of India's Bene Israel

Lyons, Erica

Call Number: x 296 L991

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The Naturalist Society

Vaughn, Carrie

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The life of Kim and the behavior of men : human bondage in the after-market of war : a novel

Davis, Rod, 1946-

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Dishonest Miss Take : a novel

Murphy, Faye

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Essex dogs

Jones, Dan, 1981-

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Carrie Soto is back : a novel

Reid, Taylor Jenkins

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Radiant

Nelson, Vaunda Micheaux

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We are the beasts

Griffis, Gigi

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Only the beautiful

Meissner, Susan, 1961-

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