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Double or Nothing by Kim Sherwood- Follow a group of new special agents after the disappearance and possible death of James Bond, the trio investigate a billionaire with claims of being able to reverse climate change. To place a hold go here!

The Twenty by Sam Holland- Criminal Investigator Adam Bishop investigates a string of murders that tie back to a case from twenty five years prior. To place a hold go here!

Lost in Paris by Betty Webb- An Alabama debutante who has been sent to Paris by her family gets caught up in a mystery when some of Ernest Hemingway’s writings go missing. To place a hold go here!

Good Girls: A Story and Study of Anorexia by Hadley Freeman- The author reflects on her decades long experience with anorexia and shares research that has been done in the passing years since her diagnosis. To place a hold go here!

Like, Literally Dude: Arguing for the Good in Bad English by Valerie Frid- A look at the history and evolution of modern English. To place a hold go here!

The Cat’s Meow: How Cat’s Evolved from the Savannah to the Sofa by Jonathan B. Losos- A look into the lives and history of both domesticated and undomesticated cats. To place a hold go here!

Remedies for Sorrow by Megan Nix- After unknowingly contracting cytomegalovirus during pregnancy, a virus that resulted in her daughter’s hearing loss, Nix learns how to assist her daughter and tries to figure out why her doctors did not warn her about CMV and its effects. To place a hold go here!

We Are Too Many by Hannah Pittard- A woman reflects on the end of her marriage after discovering her husband has been having an affair with her best friend. To place a hold go here!

Fatherland by Burkhard Bilger- Bilger, who works for the New Yorker, examines her grandfather’s time while stationed in France during World War I. During this time, her grandfather was a loyal member of the Nazi party who, according to various contradicting personal accounts, remained a loyal Nazi member or tried to protect the citizens from Nazi attacks. To place a hold go here!

How to Think Like a Woman by Regan Penaluna- Penaluna examines her own appreciation of philosophy and the women philosophers who have been largely erased from history. To place a hold go here!

Monsters: A Fan’s Dilemma by Claire Dederer- An examination of how to separate an artist’s work from the corrupt events of their personal lives, and if the two should be separated at all. To place a hold go here!

The Dead Are Gods by Eirinie Carson- Author Eirinie Carson tries to work through grief and make sense of the sudden death of a friend. To place a hold go here!

Dust Child by Que Mai Phan Nguyen- A novel that examines how the Vietnam War impacted multiple families over the course of several decades. To place a hold go here!

American Mermaid by Julia Langbein- A broke teacher gets a big break when her novel becomes a surprise bestseller. When she leaves her job to adapt her novel in Los Angeles, things start to go awry when she is asked to deviate from the source material. To place a hold go here!

The Dog of the North by Elizabeth McKenzie- Penny and Elizabeth, looking for a fresh start, set out on a road trip to investigate Penny’s grandmother and the disappearance of her parents. To place a hold go here!

Indian Flavor Every Day by Maya Kaimal- A cookbook that features recipes allowing you to easily add Indian spices to your everyday meals. To place a hold go here!

Sweet Enough by Alison Roman- An approachable cookbook that takes on the art of dessert making. To place a hold go here!

Totally Kosher by Chanie Apfelbaum- Features a variety of global recipes that are in line with a kosher diet. To place a hold go here!