On Our Shelves: New Romance for April 2015

 

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April showers bring great new Romance books!

Romantic Suspense

Broken – Cynthia Eden

Force of Attraction – D.D. Ayres

Wild Hearts – Sharon Sala

Paranormal Romance

Savage Chains – Caris Roane

Historical Romance

Devil’s Moon – Amanda Scott

Pleasured – Candace Camp

The Duke’s Disaster – Grace Burrowes

Four Nights With The Duke – Eloisa James

It Started With A Scandal – Julie Anne Long

Contemporary Romance

Love After All – Jaci Burton

Part Time Cowboy – Maisey Yates

The Closer You Come – Gena Showalter

Holding Strong – Lori Foster

It’s Always Been You – Jessica Scott

This Heart of Mine – Brenda Novak

 

 

 

 

10 Books We’re Looking Forward to in April

April is typically a month of new beginnings. The snow is gone (we hope), the grass, leaves, and flowers are starting to grow, and plenty of new books are hitting the shelves.  Who knows, it may even get warm enough to read outside!

Every month, librarians from around the country pick the top ten new books they’d most like to share with readers. The results are published on LibraryReads.org. One of the goals of LibraryReads is to highlight the important role public libraries play in building buzz for new books and new authors. Click through to read more about what new and upcoming books librarians consider buzzworthy this month. The top ten titles for April are:

  1. At the Water’s Edge by Sara Gruen
  2. The Royal We by Heather Cocks & Jessica Morgan
  3. A Desperate Fortune by Susanna Kearsley
  4. The Dream Lover by Elizabeth Berg
  5. Still the One by Jill Shalvis
  6. Inside the O’Briens by Lisa Genova
  7. House of Echoes by Brendan Duffy
  8. The Precious One by Marisa de los Santos
  9. The Bone Tree by Greg Iles
  10. Where They Found Her by Kimberly McCreight

On Our Shelves: New Romance for March

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Hot, sweet, tender, wild – romance any way you like it!

Historical:

The Devil Takes a Bride – Julia London

Highland Guard – Hannah Howell

A Sinful Deception – Isabella Bradford

Morrow Creek Runaway – Lisa Plumley

What A Devilish Duke Desires – Vicky Dreiling

Earls Just Want To Have Fun – Shana Galen

His Wicked Reputation – Madeline Hunter

The Bedding Proposal – Tracy Anne Warren

The Tempting of Thomas Carrick – Stephanie Laurens

Married To A Perfect Stranger – Jane Ashford

I Loved A Rogue – Katharine Ashe

Diary Of An Accidental Wallflower – Jennifer McQuiston

 

Romantic Suspense:

Where Secrets Sleep – Marta Perry

The Black Widow – Wendy Corsi Staub

Contemporary:

The First Kiss – Grace Burrowes

First Time In Forever – Sarah Morgan

Every Little Kiss – Kendra Leigh Castle

And I Love Her – Marie Force

Secret Harbor – Anna Sullivan

Catching Cameron – Julie Brannagh

Wild Horses – B.J. Daniels

Running Blind – Cindy Gerard

One Wish – Robyn Carr

How To Kiss A Cowboy – Joanne Kennedy

Kiss Me Hello – Grace Burrowes

Back In The Game – Lori Wilde

Paranormal

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The Immortal Who Loved Me – Lynsay Sands

On Our Shelves: New Romance – February 2015

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A little something to warm up these cold, February days!

Contemporary

Against the Sky – Kat Martin

Firelight at Mustang Ridge – Jesse Hayworth

Fire Me Up – Kimberly Kincaid

Flirting with Disaster  – Victoria Dahl

A Little On The Wild Side – Robin Kaye

Echo Lake – Carla Neggers

Teardrop Lane – Emily March

It Must Be Your Love – Bella Andre

Rescue Me – Catherine Mann

Falling for Jillian – Kristen Proby

Just The Way You Are – Beverly Barton

Unfaded Glory – Sara Arden

Sweet Surprise – Candis Terry

Rough Rider – Victoria Vane

 

Romantic Suspense

Closer Than You Think – Karen Rose

 

Historical

If The Viscount Falls – Sabrina Jeffries

Ace’s Wild – Sarah McCarty

Forbidden To Love The Duke – Jillian Hunter

The Secrets of Sir Richard Kenworthy – Julia Quinn

Catch a Falling Heiress – Laura Lee Ghuhrke

In Your Wildest Scottish Dreams – Karen Ranney

 

Paranormal

Viper Game – Christine Feehan

Ghost Killer – Robin D. Owens

Our Patrons Pick Their Favorite Books of 2014

IMG_6798-0For the last several years, The Department of Human Services of Cheshire has had a mitten tree in the library’s lobby, requesting the public to donate holiday gifts for needy girls and boys.  Our patrons have always been very generous and we thank you very much!

This year, after the gifts were gathered up to be delivered, we turned the mitten tree into ‘what was your favorite book of 2014′ tree.

Here’s what you said:

Children:

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Adult:

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 If you don’t see your title here, there were a few mittens that we could not decipher.