New novels at the Paris library

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

Donald Bain, “Margaret Truman’s Experiment in Murder;” David Baldacci, “The Forgotten;” Glenn Beck, “Agenda 21;” Rhys Bowen, “The Twelve Clues of Christmas;” Rita Mae Brown, “Fox Tracks;” Jim Butcher, “Cold Days: a novel of the Dresden Files;” Caleb Carr, “The Legend of Broken;” Tom Clancy, “Threat Vector;” Kresley Cole, “Shadow’s Claim;” Michael Connelly, “The Black Box;” Robin Cook, “Nano;” Clive Cussler, “Poseidon’s Arrow;” Aaron Elkins, “Dying on the Vine;” Janet Evanovich, “Notorious Nineteen;” Monica Ferris, “And then You Dye;” Joy Fielding, “Shadow Creek;” Vince Flynn, “The Last Man;” Magnus Flyte, “City of Dark Magic;” Gaelen Foley, “My Scandalous Viscount;” Newt Gingrich, “Victory at Yorktown;” Karen Harper, “Finding Mercy;” Karen Hawkins, “How to Capture a Countess;” Susan Hill, “A Question of Identity;” Kay Hooper, “The First Prophet;” Ellen Hopkins, “Collateral;” Linda Howard, “Running Wild;” Peter James, “Not Dead Yet;” Drew Karpyshyn, “Annihilation;” James P. Kimmel, “The Trial of Fallen Angels;” Barbara Kingsolver, “Flight Behavior;” Thomas Kinkade, “A Season of Angels;” Lisa Kleypas, “Midnight Angel;” Lora Leigh, “Nauti Temptress;” Robert Littell, “Young Philby;” Susan Mallery, “A Fool’s Gold Christmas;” Juliet Marillier, “Flame of Sevenwaters;” Margaret Maron, “The Buzzard Table;” Peter Mayle, “The Marseille Caper;” Colleen McCullough, “The Prodigal Son;” Ian McEwan, “Sweet Tooth;” Marcia Muller, “Looking for Yesterday;” Alice Munro, “Dear Life: Stories;” Shirley Rousseau Murphy, “Cat Bearing Gifts;” Whitney Otto, “Eight Girls Taking Pictures;” James Patterson, “Merry Christmas, Alex Cross;” James Patterson, “Private: London;” Karen Robards, “Shiver;” Nora Roberts, “The Perfect Hope;” Bill Roorbach, “Life Among Giants;” Barbara A. Shapiro, “The Art Forger;” Paul Sussman, “The Labyrinth of Osiris;” Barbara Vine, “The Child’s Child;” Lori Wilde, “A Cowboy for Christmas;” F. Paul Wilson, “Cold City” and Herman Wouk, “The Lawgiver.”