NORWAY – Norway Memorial Library announces its new book list.

Fiction

“Murder on the Leviathan,” Boris Akunin; “Assassin,” Ted Bell; “Plan of Attack,” Dale Brown; “In the Moon of Red Ponies,” James Lee Burke; “Had a Good Time,” Robert Olen Butler; “Rules of Engagement,” Kathryn Caskie; “Inheritance,” Lan Samantha Chang; “Meant to Be,” Edie Claire; “Hide Yourself Away,” Mary Jane Clark.

Also, “The Summer Guest,” Justin Cronin; “Lost City,” Clive Cussler; “Garden of Beasts,” Jeffrey Deaver; “Drive Me Crazy,” Eric Jerome Dickey; “The Wake-Up,” Robert Ferrigno; “Red Tide,” G.M. Ford; “Bet Your Bottom Dollar,” Karin Gillespie; “The Daguerreotype,” Patrick Gregory.

Also, “Skinny Dip,” Carl Hiassen; “Blackbird House,” Alice Hoffman; “Simply Wonderful,” Joan Hohl; “Day of the Dead,” J.A. Jance; “Lord of Chaos,” Robert Jordan; “Getting Whay You Want,” Kathy Love; “The Color of Death,” Elizabeth Lowell; “Deadline in Athens,” Petros Markaris; “Raiders,” William McCloskery.

Also, “A Road Through the Mountains,” Elizabeth McGregor; “Red Right Returning,” Charles B. McLane; “A Good Year,” Peter Mayle; “At Home in Covington,” Joan Medlicott; “Little Scarlet,” Walter Mosley; “The Dangerous Hour,” Marcia Muller; “Meriwether,” David Nevin; “Double Play,” Robert B. Parker.

Also, “Sam’s Letters to Jennifer,” James Patterson; “Perfect Switch,” Lisa Plumley; “The Alias Man,” Bill Pronzini; “Monday Mourning,” Kathy Reichs; “Fiddler’s Green,” Van Reid; “Wedding Ring,” Emilie Richards; “Jack in the Pulpit,” Cynthia Riggs; “Bait,” Karen Robards; “Miss Julia Meets her Match,” Ann B. Ross.

Also, “Out of the Blue,” JoAnn Ross; “Angels Crest,” Leslie Schwartz; “Memorial Day,” Harry Shannon; “Bergdorf Blondes,” Plum Skye; “Tampa Burn,” Randy Wayne White; “The Children’s Hour,” Marcia Willett; “Birds of a Feather,” Jacqueline Winspear.

Nonfiction

“Red-Tails in Love: a Wildlife Drama in Central Park,” Marie Winn; “Lichens,” William Purvis; “A Beautiful Bowl of Soup,” Paulette Mitchell; “The Elements of Mentoring,” W. Brad Johnson; “Designer Scrapbooks,” Mrs. Grossman; “The Ultimate Birthday Party Book,” Susan Baltrus; “The Right to Write,” Julia Cameron.

Also, “Homegrown Democrat,” Garrison Keillor; “Hemingway in Africa,” Christopher Ondaatje; “Dark Age Ahead,” Jane Jacobs; “Grant and Twain,” Mark Perry; “Voices from D-Day,” Jonathan Bastabke; “Worse that Watergate,” John Dean; “Ten Minutes from Normal,” Karen Hughes; “The 9/11 Commission Report,” “All Fisherman are Liars,” Linda Greenlaw.

Biography

“Eisenhower: Soldier and President,” Stephen E. Ambrose; “Cooking with Grease,” Donna Brazile; “Journey from the Land of No,” Roya Hakakian; “Hawthorne in Concord,” Phillip Haw-McFarland; “Longfellow,” Charles Calhoun; “Ted Williams,” Leigh Montville; “Big Russ and Me,” Tim Russert; “Let me Go,” Helga Schneider.

Reference

“I Dream a World,” Brian Lanker; “A History of Black America,” Dr. Howard Lindsey; “World Music: the Rough Guide,” Simon Broughton; “Lewis and Clark – Across the Divide,” Carolyn Gilman.