December 2014

Peyote Fire-Mary S Black
SR: December 7th, 2014
FR: N/A
Sons-Pearl Buck
SR: May 29th, 2014
FR: N/A
What a lady needs for christmas-Grace Burrowes
SR: October 3rd, 2014
FR: December 10th, 2014
Nixon and Dovey- Jay Curry
SR: December 17th, 2014
FR: N/A
The War Nurse-R.V. Doon
SR: November 17th, 2014
FR: December 7th, 2014
Bittersweet Greens-Kathryn Forsyth
SR: November 10th, 2014
FR: N/A
The Book of Unknown Americans-Cristina Henriquez
SR: November 8th, 2014
FR: N/A
The Beautiful American-Jeanne Mackin
SR: November 6th, 2014
FR: December 9th, 2014
Omphalos-Mark Patton
SR: November 26th, 2014
FR: December 17th, 2014
The Oblate's Confession-William Peak
SR: October 29th, 2014
FR: N/A
Bodo the Apostate-Donald Michael Platt
SR: December 28th, 2014
FR: N/A
Heir to a prophecy-Mercedes Rochelle
SR: December 9th, 2014
FR: N/A
Oracles of Delphi-Marie Savage
SR: December 21st, 2014
FR: N/A
Death Never Sleeps-E.J Simon
SR: October 31st, 2014
FR: December 3rd, 2014
Death Logs In-E.J Simon
SR: December 3rd, 2014
FR: December 28th, 2014
Noah's Wife-T.K Thorne
SR: November 30th, 2014
FR: December 21st, 2014
The Tiger Queens-Stephanie Thornton
SR: October 28th, 2014
FR: December 26th, 2014
Storm Siren-Mary Weber
SR: September 3rd, 2014
FR: N/A
The Kojiki Records of ancient matters-Yasunaro
SR: November 6th, 2014
FR: N/A

Nonfiction:
Tree of Souls-Howard Schwartz
SR: February 10th, 2014
FR: N/A
The Same Sky-Debbie Yee Lan Wong
SR: July 7th, 2014
FR: N/A
Mastering the Art of Soviet Cooking: A memoir of Food and Longing-Anya Von Bremzen
SR: October 25th, 2014
FR: N/A
Those Who Remain; Remembrance and Reunion After War-Ruth W Crocker
SR: November 15th, 2014
FR: N/A
The Metabolism Solution; a new way to lose weight-Lisa Lynn
SR: December 26th, 2014
FR: N/A

E-Reading:
A Rip in the Veil-Anna Belfrage
SR: January 22nd, 2014
FR: N/A
Trust: Pandora's Box-Cristianne Serruya
SR: September 7th, 2014
FR: N/A
Dance the Moon Down-R.L Bertram
SR: October 22nd, 2014
FR: N/A

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