New novels at the Paris library

SOUTH PARIS — The Paris Public Library recently added the following novels to its collection. For information, or to reserve a title, please call the library at 743-6994 or e-mail paris.public.library@MSLN.net. Home delivery of materials is available.

Victoria Alexander, “What Happens at Christmas;” Sherman Alexie, “Blasphemy;” V.C. Andrews, “Daughter of Light;” Jami Attenberg, “The Middlesteins;” Donald Bain, “Domestic Malice: a Murder She Wrote mystery;” John Banville, “Ancient Light;” Pat Barker, “Toby’s Room;” Robert Olen Butler, “The Hot Country;” JoAnna Carl, “The Chocolate Moose Motive;” Robyn Carr, “My Kind of Christmas;” Patricia Cornwell, “The Bone Bed;” Justin Cronin, “The Twelve;” Sylvia Day, “Reflected in You;” Ted Dekker, “The Sanctuary;” Nelson DeMille, “The Panther;” James D. Doss, “The Old Gray Wolf;” Louise Erdrich, “The Round House;” Richard Paul Evans, “A Winter Dream;” Jane Feather, “Twelfth Night Secrets;” Christine Feehan, “Dark Storm;” Jasper Fforde, “The Woman Who Died a Lot;” Lori Foster, “The Buckhorn Legacy;” Felix Francis, “Dick Francis’s Bloodline;” Kathleen O’Neal Gear, “People of the Black Sun;” Lisa Genova, “Love Anthony;” John Grisham, “The Racketeer;” Pete Hamill, “The Christmas Kid and other Brooklyn Stories;” David Handler, “The Snow White Christmas Cookie;” Joanne Harris, “Peaches for Father Francis;” Kim Harrison, “Into the Woods: Tales from the Hollows;” Carolyn G. Hart, “What the Cat Saw;” Mark Helprin, “In Sunlight and in Shadow;” Dee Henderson, “Full Disclosure;” Keigo Higashino, “Salvation of a Saint;” Susan Isaacs, “Goldberg Variations;” Howard Jacobson, “Zoo Time;” Sabrina Jeffries, “’Twas the Night After Christmas;” Iris Johansen, “Sleep No More;” Darynda Jones, “Fourth Grave Beneath My Feet;” Jon Katz, “Dancing Dogs;” Karen Kingsbury, “The Bridge;” Lynda LaPlante, “Blood Line;” Stephanie Laurens, “The Lady Risks All;” Dennis Lehane, “Live by Night;” Donna Leon, “The Jewels of Paradise;” Beverly Lewis, “The Bridesmaid;” Debbie Macomber, “Angels at the Table;” Susan Mallery, “A Christmas Bride;” Henning Mankell, “The Shadow Girls;” Jo-Ann Mapson, “Finding Casey;” David John Mark, “The Dark Winter;” Archer Mayor, “Paradise City;” Alexander McCall Smith, “The Uncommon Appeal of Clouds;” Val McDermid, “The Vanishing Point;” Linda Lael Miller, “An Outlaw’s Christmas;” Karen Marie Moning, “Iced: a Dani O’Malley novel;” Susanna Moore, “The Life of Objects;” Kate Morton, “The Secret Keeper;” Walter Mosley, “Merge;Disciple;” Jo Nesbo, “Phantom;” Diana Palmer, “Wyoming Fierce;” Orhan Pamuk, “Silent House;” James Patterson, “NYPD Red;” Anne Perry, “A Christmas Garland;” Sylvan Reynard, “Gabriel’s Rapture;” Imogen Robertson, “Island of Bones;” Patrick Robinson, “Power Play;” Michael Robotham, “Say You’re Sorry;” J.K. Rowling, “The Casual Vacancy;” John Sandford, “Mad River;” Nalini Singh, “Archangel’s Storm;” Christina Skye, “The Accidental Bride;” Robin Sloan, “Mr. Penumbra’s 24-hour Bookstore;” Danielle Steel, “The Sins of the Mother;” R.L. Stine, “Red Rain;” Patrick Taylor, “An Irish Country Wedding;” Penny Vincenzi, “Wicked Pleasures;” J.R. Ward, “Rapture;” Alison Weir, “A Dangerous Inheritance” and Tom Wolfe, “Back to Blood.”