PARIS – The Paris Public Library has added the following books to its collection:

Fiction

Abe, “Queen of Dragons;” Anderson, “Metal Swarm;” Ash, “Tracing the Shadow;” Ault, “Wild Inferno;” Banks, “Reserve;” Barker, “Life Class;” Bass, “Devil’s Bones;” Beaton, “Death of a Gentle Lady;” Bennett, “Zugzwang;” Berenson, “Ghost War;” Brown, “Purrfect Murder;” Browne, “Little Lady Agency and the Prince.”

Also, Burchard, “Life’s Golden Ticket;” Cameron, “Cold Day in Hell;” Carey, “His Illegal Self;” Cline, “My Liar;” Donnelly, “Tea Rose;” Dorsey, “Atomic Lobster;” Emerson, “Primal Threat;” Emerson, “Lethal Legend;” Ferrigno, “Sins of the Assassin;” Ford, “Nameless Night;” Gay, “Twilight;” Goldberg, “Celebutants.”

Also, Goodman, “Sonnet Lover;” Greeley, “Irish Tiger;” Grimes, “Dakota;” Grisham, “The Appeal;” Hall, “Hells Bay;” Hannah, “Firefly Lane;” Harvey, “Gone to Ground;” Higgins, “Killing Ground;” Kaufman, “A Version of the Truth;” Kingsbury, “Someday;” Krentz, “Sizzle and Burn;” Kunstler, “A World Made by Hand.”

Also, Laurens, “Where the Heart Leads;” Leon, “Fatal Remedies;” Llywelyn, “1999;” Macomber, “Dakota Home;” Macomber, “The Manning Sisters;” Maine, “Monster 1959;” Martin, “When Crickets Cry;” McBride, “Song Yet Sung;” McCall, “Them;” McEwan, “Atonement.”

Also, Medlicott, “Come Walk with Me;” Merullo, “Breakfast with a Buddha;” Michaels, “Free Fall;” Michaels, “Hide and Seek;” Mina, “A Slip of the Knife;” Myers, “As the World Churns;” Parker, “L.A Outlaws;” Parker, “Stranger in Paradise;” Patterson, “Seventh Heaven;” Peterson, “Summer of the Midnight Sun.”

Also, Rice, “Light of the Moon;” Rickman, “The Remains of an Altar;” Robbins, “Betrayal Game;” Rollins, “Death Trust;” Rosoff, “What I Was;” Sakey, “At the City’s Edge;” Sansom, “Winter in Madrid;” Schwegel, “Person of Interest.”

Also, Smith, “Judas Horse;” Stabenow, “Prepared for Rage;” Taylor, “An Irish Country Village;” Wesley, “Of Blood and Sorrow;” Wiggs, “Snowfall at Willow Lake;” Willig, “The Seduction of the Crimson Rose.”

Nonfiction

Albright, “Memo to the President Elect;” Bauby, “The Diving Bell and the Butterfly;” Beck, “An Inconvenient Book;” Bodian, “Meditation for Dummies;” Browne, “Temples on the Other Side;” Cohen, “Strong at the Broken Places;” Corrigan, “The Middle Place;” Freedman, “Skinny Bitch in the Kitch;” Gingrich, “Real Changes;” Goldberg, “Liberal Fascism.”

Also, Gray, “Why Mars and Venus Collide;” Heavey, “If You Didn’t Bring Jerky, What Did I Just Eat?;” Hicks, “The Law of Attraction; the Basics of the Teachings of Abraham;” Holloway, “Loving Natalee;” Huntsman, “Winners Never Cheat;” Lapine, “Sneaky Chef.”

Also, Losier, “Law of Attraction; The Science of Attraction;” Morton, “Tom Cruise; An Unauthorized Biography;” Pollan, “In Defense of Food;” Redd, “Body Drama;” Rhodes-Courter, “Three Little Words;” Rogers, “The Green Book;” Rule, “Smoke Mirrors and Murder.”

Also, Shimoff, “Happy for No Reason;” Shubin, “Your Inner Fish;” Wallis, “The Great Awakening;” Waters, “The Art of Simple Food;” Weiner, “The Geography of Bliss;” Williamson, “Age of Miracles;” Yunus, “Creating a World without Poverty;” Zinczenko, “Eat This, Not That.”

Young adult

Brennan, “Faerie Lord;” Brian, “Fake Boyfriend;” Brian, “Legacy;” Colfer, “Airman;” Fredericks, “Fame: In the Cards;” Godberson, “Luxe;” Harris, “Runemarks;” Headley, “Girl Overboard;” Juby, “Another Kind of Cowboy.”

Also, Kinney, “Rodrick Rules: Diary of a Wimpy Kid;” Les Becquets, “Season of Ice;” Maude, “Poseur;” Swoish, “Hot Scots, Castles and Kilts;” Von Ziegesar, “You Know You Love Me;” Zarr, “Sweethearts.”

For more information or to reserve a title, call the library at 743-6994 or e-mail [email protected]. Home delivery of materials is available.