September 2016

Wild girls- Erica Abeel
SR: September 21st 2016
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A House Divided-Pearl S Buck
SR: March 11th, 2016
FR: N/A
Sense of Touch-Rosza Gaston
SR: September 1st, 2016
FR: September 15th 2016
The autobiography of Henry VIII- Margaret George
SR: September 21st 2016
FR:
Sensing Light- Marc A Jacobson
SR: September 15th 2016
FR: September 21st 2016
The tea planter's wife- Dinah Jeffries
SR: September 21st 2016
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The vegetarian- Han Kang
SR: September 2nd 2016
FR: September 4th 2016
Revenants- Scott Kauffman
SR: August 8th 2016
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The last relicuin- Hargus Montgomery
SR: August 21st 2016
FR: September 12th 2016
The Madonna of Notre Dame-Alexis Ragougneau
SR: September 1st, 2016
FR: September 7th, 2016
The dark lady's mask- Mary Sharratt
SR: August 14th 2016
FR: September 1st, 2016
The lobby- Randi m Sherman
SR: August 24th 2016
FR: September 2nd 2016
The kept woman- Karin Slaughter
SR: September 12th 2016
FR: September 23rd 2016
The claws of the cat - Susan Spann
SR: September 4th 2016
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Everlasting lies- Barbara Warren
SR: September 7th, 2016
FR: September 22nd 2016

Nonfiction:
Tree of Souls-Howard Schwartz
SR: February 10th, 2014
FR: N/A
There's been a change of plans; a memoir about divorce, dating and delinquents in mid-life-Amy Koko
SR: August 20th, 2016
FR: September 1st, 2016
The can't-idates; running for president when nobody knows your name- Craig Tomashoff
SR: September 22nd 2016
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