NEW BOOKS — JANUARY 2021

FICTION

• The Children’s Blizzard—Melanie Benjamin
• Out of Hounds—Rita Mae Brown
• A Father’s Sacrifce—Ben Burgess
• West End Girls—Jenny Colgan
• Fairy Godmothers Inc.—Saranna DeWylde
• The Cul-de-Sac War—Melissa Ferguson
• The Wrong Family—Tarryn Fisher
• Before the Ruins—Victoria Gosling
• Savage Road—Chris Hauty
• The Woman Upstairs—Rachel Hawkins
• Pretty Little Wife—Darby Kane
• All the Colors of Night—Jayne Ann Krentz
• A House at the Bottom of a Lake—Josh Malerman
• Wrath—Victoria Christopher Murray
• The Russian—James Patterson and James O. Born
• The Scorpion’s Tail—Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child
• The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue—V.E. Schwab
• The Forever Girl—Jill Shalvis
• Neighbors—Danielle Steel
• The Fortunate Ones—Ed Tarkington
• American Traitor—Brad Taylor
• Pickard County Atlas—Chris Harding Thornton

MYSTERY FICTION

• Robert B. Parker’s Someone to Watch over Me—Ace Atkins
• Spin—Patricia Cornwell
• The Mitford Trials—Jessica Fellowes
• Before She Disappeared—Lisa Gardner
• Twenty—James Grippando
• The Lost Boys—Faye Kellerman
• A Stranger at the Door—Jason Pinter
• Spoils of the Dead—Dana Stabenow
• Dear Miss Kopp—Amy Stewart
• Hope, Faith, and a Corpse—Laura Jensen Walker

LARGE PRINT FICTION

• Two Reasons to Run—Colleen Coble
• Relative Silence—Carrie Stuart Parks
• The Librarian of Boone’s Hollow—Kim Vogel Sawyer
• Hush-Hush—Stuart Woods

WESTERN FICTION

• Dread Tribunal of Last Resort—Brian Kaufman
• Baker’s Dozen—Ethan J. Wolfe

SCIENCE FICTION

• We Could Be Heroes—Mike Chen

AUDIOBOOKS

• Robert B. Parker’s Someone to Watch over Me—Ace Atkins
• Daylight—David Baldacci
• NYPD 6—James Patterson and Marshall Karp

BIOGRAPHY

• Just As I Am: A Memoir—Cicely Tyson

NON-FICTION

• No Time Like the Future: An Optimist Considers Mortality—Michael J. Fox
• We Gather Together: A Nation Divided, A President in Turmoil, and a Historic Campaign to Embrace Gratitude and Grace—Denise Kiernan
• Till Murder Do Us Part—James Patterson with Andrew Bourelle and Max DiLallo
• Land: How Hunger for Ownership Shaped the Modern World—Simon Winchester