PARIS – The Paris Public Library added the following novels to its collection in September. For more information or to reserve a title, call the library at 74-6994 or e-mail [email protected]. Home delivery is available.

Fiction

Abbott, “Fear”; Atwood, “Moral Disorder”; Baer, “Norah’s Ark”; Balogh, “Simply Love”; Beckett, “Chemistry of Death”; Bell, “Spy”; Bigsby, “Beautiful Dreamer”; Bourne, “The Righteous Men”; Brockmann, “Into the Storm”; Brodrick, “The Gardens of the Dead”; Brooks, “Armageddon’s Children”; Brown, “Ricochet”; Bruen, “Calibre.”

Also, Cannell, “White Sister”; Carey, “Every Visible Thing”; Case, “Ghost Dancer”; Chen, “Brothers”; Coben, “Deal Breaker”; Cohen, “Dragon Fire”; Cook, “Crisis”; Cornwell, “Sharpe’s Fury”; Cox, “The Meaning of Night”; Dahlquist, “The Glass Books of the Dream Eaters”; Davis, “Angel’s Rest”; DuBois, “Primary Storm.”

Also, Duncan, “The Reluctant Patriot”; Eddings, “The Younger Gods”; Faulks, “Human Traces”; Feehan, “Dark Celebration”; Fitch, “Paint It Black”; Forsyth, “The Afghan”; Franklin, “Smonk”; Frost, “Never Fear”; George, “Helen of Troy”; Gerritsen, “The Mephisto Club”; Gilmore, “The Golden Country”; Gist, “Bride Most Begrudging.”

Also, Gist, “Measure of a Lady”; Grady, “Mad Dogs”; Grant, “Another Green World”; Gregory, “A Day with a Perfect Stranger”; Haddon, “A Spot of Bother”; Hamilton, “When Madeline was Young”; Harper, “Knights of the Cross.”

Also, Harper, “Mosaic of Shadows”; Hearn, “The Harsh Cry of the Heron”; Hecht, “Bones of the Barbary Coast”; Heller, “Some Nerve”; Herbert, “Hunters of Dune”; Hilderbrand, “The Love Season”; Hoag, “The Last White Knight”; Holden, “Sense of Paper”; Hooper, “Golden Threads”; Howard, “Cover of Night.”

Also, Hurwitz, “Last Shot”; Huston, “Dangerous Man”; Johansen, “Unexpected Song”; Jones, “All Aunt Hagar’s Children”; Joss, “Puccini’s Ghost”; Just, “Forgetfulness”; Karpyshyn, “Star Wars Darth Bane: Path of Destruction”; Katzenbach, “The Wrong Man”; Kerr, “The One from the Other”; Kingsbury, “A Thousand Tomorrows”; Kingsbury, “Found.”

Also, Klavan, “Damnation Street”; Koen, “Dark Angels”; Krueger, “Copper River”; LaHaye, “Edge of Darkness”; Lawson, “The Other Side of the Bridge”; Le Carre, “The Mission Song”; Lee, “The Devil in the Junior League”; Lehane, “Coronado Stories”; Lustbader, “The Testament”; Macomber, “6 Rainer Drive”; Markoe, “Walking in Circles before Lying Down.”

Also, Mathews, “The Alibi Club”; Maxted, “Tale of Two Sisters”; McCaffrey, “Second Wave”; McCarthy, “The Road”; McDermott, “After This”; Meltzer, “The Book of Fate”; Messud, “The Emperor’s Children”; Michaels, “Fool Me Once”; Mills, “The Second Horseman”; Minot, “Brambles”; Mlynowski, “Me vs. Me”; Morton, “Breakable You”; Mullen, “The Last Town on Earth”; Oden, “Memnon”; Palmer, “The Outsider.”

Also, Pelecanos, “The Night Gardener”; Pessl, “Special Topics in Calamity Physics”; Phillips, “Cross My Heart”; Povey, “The Serial Killers Club”; Quindlen, “Rise and Shine”; Raichev, “The Hunt of Sonya Dufrette”; Riccio, “Divine Circle of Ladies Courting Trouble”; Robbins, “The Devil to Pay”; Roberts, “Morrigan’s Cross”; Roberts, “The Dance of the Gods”; Rosenberg, “The Copper Scroll”; Rubenfeld, “The Interpretation of Murder.”

Also, Setterfeld, “The Thirteenth Tale”; Shields, “Stone Diaries”; Siegel, “Deceit”; Silva, “The Messenger”; Simon, “Little Faith”; Slaughter, “Triptych”; Smith, “On Agate Hill”; Stone, “Caroline’s Journal”; Strieber, “The Greys”; Sundaresan, “Splendor in Silence”; Tanenbaum, “Counterplay”; Thom, “Saint Patrick’s Battalion”; Toole, “Pound for Pound.”

Also, Tracy, “Snow Blind”; Vachss, “Mask Market”; Walter, “Zero”; Walters, “The Devils Feather”; Weber, “Triangle”; Weiner, “The Guy Not Taken”; Wilhelm, “Sleight of Hand”; Wilson, “Harbingers”; Winston, “Happiness Sold Separately”; Woodrell, “Winter’s Bone”; Wozencraft, “The Devil’s Backbone”; Zigman, “A Piece of Work.”

Mysteries

Andrews, “No Nest for the Wicket”; Atkinson, “Journal”; Beaton, “Love, Lies and Liquor”; Brett, “Stabbing in the Stables”; Coel, “The Drowning Man”; Doss, “Stone Butterfly”; Dunn, “The Gunpowder Plot”; Ford, “Blown Away”; Francis, “Under Orders”; Gur, “Murder in Jerusalem”; Haines, “Bones to Pick”; Hamilton, “A Stolen Season.”

Also, Keating, “One Man and His Bomb”; Kellerman, “The Garden of Eden and Other Criminal Delights”; MacBride, “Dying Light”; Mankell, “The Man Who Smiled”; Maron, “Winter’s Child”; Smith, “The Right Attitude for Rain”; McInerny, “Prudence of Flesh”; Mosely, “Fear of the Dark”; Pirie, “Dark Water”; Pronzini, “The Crimes of Jordan Wise”; Steinhauer, “Liberation Movements”; Tapply, “Out Cold”; Winspear, “Messenger of Truth.”