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Friday, April 13, 2018

You're luck won't run out with these new Bestsellers. Check one out now @ your library.




Agent in Place (Gray Man) by Mark Greaney

“Readers of the great Tom Clancy will salivate over this fast-moving and well-plotted yarn, which is part of a consistently appealing series in which each assignment is billed as the most dangerous ever. Somehow, Greaney cranks out one winner after another. That's a lot of work for the Gray Man and plenty of vicarious pleasure for thriller fans.”




City of Endless Night (Agent Pendergast series) by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child



"One of the best in the series--tense and tightly wound, with death relentlessly circling, stalking, lurking behind every shadow."





The Grave's a Fine and Private Place: A Flavia de Luce Novel by Alan Bradley


“Fans of the precocious sleuth who share her unapologetically enthusiastic sense that ‘an unexamined corpse was a tale untold’ will rub their hands gleefully, confident that her resolution will unleash a dazzling barrage of innocent-seeming questions, recherché chemical and pharmacological tidbits, fibs and whoppers, and the most coyly bratty behavior outside the pages of Kay Thompson’s chronicles of Eloise. . . . Bradley’s unquenchable heroine brings ‘the most complicated case I had ever come across’ to a highly satisfying conclusion, with the promise of still brighter days ahead.”


Dark in Death: An Eve Dallas Novel (In Death, Book 46) by J. D. Robb


Directorate S: The C.I.A. and America's Secret Wars in Afghanistan and Pakistan by Steve Coll
"[A]journalistic masterpiece...Coll succeeds on all levels...Coll is masterful at plumbing the depths of agencies and sects within both Afghanistan and Pakistan...In this era of fake news, Coll remains above it all, this time delivering an impeccably researched history of "diplomacy at the highest levels of government in Washington, Islamabad, and Kabul."




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