Sneak Previews Winter 2008

Here's a look at what's coming from your favorite authors this winter. Registered library card holders may call the library at (586) 469-6200 to place holds on these forthcoming titles. When you place your hold in advance, you help your librarians decide how many copies of a popular title will be needed to meet demand. Registered library card holders may also place their own holds by visiting our online library catalog (you will need your library card number and PIN to use this feature).

Clark, Mary Higgins. Just Take My Heart.  (April)
Clark's 27th suspense novel will be released on April 7, 2009.

DeRamus, Betty. Freedom By Any Means (Con Games, Voodoo Schemes, True Love, and Lawsuits on the Underground Railroad. (February)
DeRamus explores the struggles of free and enslaved antebellum lovers to maintain their relationships.

Grisham, John. The Associate. (January)
Grisham's latest legal thriller will be available January 27, 2009.

Evanovich, Janet. Plum Spooky.  (January)
Stephanie Plum is back with an ever-widening cast of freaks, criminals, deranged felons and lunatics looking for love.

Oates, Joyce Carol. Dear Husband: Stories.  (April)
Family ties that bind is the theme carried through this collection of short stories.

Obama, Barack. Change We Can Believe In (Barack Obama's Plan to Renew America's Promise). (February)
An outline of Barack Obama's vision for America as the 44th President of the United States.

Patterson, James and Michael Ledwidge. Run For Your Life.  (February)
A killer known as The Teacher is killing New York City's elite and powerful.  Detective Mike Bennett has hours to save New York from the greatest disaster in its history.

Picoult, Jodi. Handle With Care. (March)

Robb, J.D. Promises in Death. (February)
After Officer Coltraine is murdered, Chief Medical Examiner Eve Morris receives a package containing Coltraine's gun and badge. The killer attaches a note "You can have them back. Maybe someday soon, I'll be sending yours to someone else."

Roby, Kimberla Lawson. The Best of Everything. (January)
Alicia Black Sullivan's lavish lifestyle and shopping addiction result in deceit, infidelity and danger.

Steel, Danielle. One Day At A Time. (February)
Coco leaves her quiet life in Southern California to house-sit for her sister. Sparks fly between Coco and another house guest.  Suddenly, she is seeing everything in a more favorable light.

Weber, Carl. Up To No Good. (February)
Church trustee James Black knows he's responsible for all the drama surrounding his family and decides it is time to put things right.

White-Owens, Karen. What White Boyz Ride. (April)
This collection of short stories features heroes who ride horses, motorcycles and snowboards.

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