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Look What's In Large Print: Suspense
If you enjoy the novels of Lee Child, David Baldacci, James Lee Burke, Joseph Finder, or Vince Flynn and like the readability of Large Print try...
Apr 20, 2013
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Year 2012 Top Fiction Picks
Our favorite reads this year from the Adult and Children/Tweens/Teens Librarians:
The age of miracles: a novel by Karen Thompson Walker
The art forger: a novel by B.A. Shapiro
The dog stars by Peter Heller
Before I go to sleep: a novel by S.J.
Dec 20, 2012
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Look What's In Large Print January 2012
The Paris wife [Large print]: a novel by Paula McLain
Doc [Large print] by Mary Doria Russell
Treason at Lisson Grove [Large print]: a Charlotte and Thomas Pitt novel by Anne Perry
Books can be deceiving [Large print] by Jenn McKinlay
Jan 09, 2012
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Murder Will Out: September 2011
"Murderers are not monsters, they're men. And that's the most frightening thing about them."
-Alice Sebold
The stranger you seek: a novel by Amanda Kyle Williams
Where the shadows lie by Michael Ridpath
World War Two will not take place by Bill James
Sep 13, 2011
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Third Strike
William G. Tapply, author of the Boston lawyer-turned crime-solver Brady Coyne mystery series, died of leukemia Tuesday, July 28 at his Hancock, NH home. He was 69. He was known also for his collected essays, a book about his father, and his articles and columns in "Field & Stream" and other magazines. Mr. Tapply had also introduced a new series featuring Stoney Calhoun in 2004. The third book in this series will be published posthumously, this fall.
Aug 02, 2009
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