Hobbs Public Library: New Fiction Titles

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NEW FICTION - DECEMBER, 2007

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BER	Steve Berry.
	The Venetian betrayal
CAR	Steve Carlson.
	Almost Graceland
DUB	Brendan DuBois.
	Twilight
ELA	Jason Elam and Steve Yohn.
	Monday night jihad
FAV	Eileen Favorite.
	The heroines
GRI	W.E.B. Griffin.
	The shooters
KEL	Leisha Kelly.
	Till morning is nigh : a wortham family christmas novella
KIN	Karen Kingsbury.
	Forever
LIP	Robert Liparulo.
	Deadfall
M BAR	Maggie Barbieri.
	Extracurricular activities
M COH	Nancy J. Cohen.
	Killer knots
M CRA	Philip R. Craig and William G. Tapply.
	Third strike : a Brady Coyne/J.W. Jackson mystery
M CUR	Clare Curzon.
	The edge : a Superintendent Mike Yeadings mystery
M DRU	Joan Druett.
	Deadly shoals
M EID	Thomas Eidson.
	Souls of angels
M FER	Monica Ferris.
	Knitting bones
M GRA	Sue Grafton.
	T is for trespass
M HAR	Ellen Hart.
	Mortal groove
M JAN	J.A. Jance.
	Hand of evil : a novel of suspense
M JON	Merry Jones.
	Deadly neighbors
M KIS	Henry Kisor.
	Cache of corpses
M MIC	G.F. Michelsen.
	Mettle
M MOR	John Mortimer.
	Rumpole misbehaves
M O'HE	Diana O'Hehir.
	Dark aura
M SCH	Theresa Schwegel.
	Person of interest
M SCO	Justin Scott.
	Mausoleum
M SIM	Clea Simon.
	Cries and whiskers
M TRU	Margaret Truman.
	Murder on K Street : a Capital crimes novel
M WES	Eugenia Lovett West.
	Without warning
MCC	Colleen McCullough.
	Antony and Cleopatra
MED	Kevin Mednick.
	An almost life
QUI	Thomas Quinn.
	The sword of Venice
RAN	Ian Rankin.
	Watchman
ROB	Nora Roberts.
	Blood brothers
ROY	Anastasia Royal.
	Undoing I do
SF BUT	Jim Butcher.
	Captain's fury
SF COE	David B. Coe.
	The sorcerers' plague
SF JON	J.V. Jones.
	A sword from red ice
SF TUR	Harry Turtledove.
	Opening Atlantis
W BLE	Win Blevins.
	A long and winding road : a novel of the mountain men
WAG	Angel Wagenstein ; translated by Elizabeth Frank and Deliana Simeonova.
	Farewell, Shanghai
WAN	Fred Wander ; translated by Michael Hofmann.
	The seventh well