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NEW READS AT THE CARDINGTON-LINCOLN PUBLIC LIBRARY April 2025 |
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Adult Fiction and Nonfiction Just click on the title to see all available formats, place a hold and more. |
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The summer of you and me
by Denise Hunter
Maggie Reynolds is finally ready for love again--until the past shows up in the form of someone who may or may not be the late husband she thought she'd lost five years before. With a charming coastal setting, this romance will delight fans of Robin Carr and Sherryl Woods.
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| Boudicca by P.C. CastBoudicca, the fiery-haired and ferocious widow of chief of the Celtic Iceni tribe, ascends to the tribe's throne in 60 CE. However, the Roman Empire is closing in, seeing a woman ruler as weak. Boudicca is determined to strike back at the Romans against all odds. For fans of: lush and richly detailed fantastical stories of lesser-known women in history and mythology, |
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Ward D
by Freida McFadden
Medical student Amy Brenner's dreaded overnight shift on Ward D spirals into a nightmare as patients and staff mysteriously vanish, forcing her to confront buried secrets and the escalating danger within the locked psychiatric ward.
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There is no place for us : working and homeless in America
by Brian Goldstone
The working homeless, trapped by skyrocketing rents and stagnant wages in gentrifying cities, are examined through the lens of five families in Atlanta. The five stories highlight the human cost of homelessness even for those with full-time jobs, revealing the extent and causes of a crisis where housing is becoming a privilege.
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Fagin the Thief
by Allison Epstein
Revisiting Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist and providing a more nuanced depiction of Fagin, this "magnificent" (Publishers Weekly) novel begins in 1838 London, where trouble arrives at the rundown house where Fagin lives with his group of young thieves. For retellings of other Dickens novels, try Jon Clinch's Marley or Barbara Kingsolver's 21st century-set Demon Copperhead.
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Make your living trust
by Editors of Nolo
A living trust is a powerful document that can help readers avoid probate, plan for incapacity, and provide for their loved ones. This book includes key information about how living trusts work, who needs a living trust, trusts vs. wills, property that can go into a living trust, naming trustees and beneficiaries, transferring property, finalizing a living trust, and other useful estate planning tools.
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| Back After This by Linda HolmesWhen she half-heartedly agrees to host a show about her dating life, podcast producer Cecily Foster is tasked with going on 20 blind dates set up for her by relationship coach Eliza Cassidy. But she keeps running into cute waiter Will on her dates, with whom she shares an instant spark of attraction. Is she falling for the wrong guy -- or making the right choice? |
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Hope's enduring echo : a novel
by Kim Vogel Sawyer
A charming historical romance rich in friendship, faith and the resiliency of hope. Since an accident left her father unable to work, Jennie Ward has taken on the demanding task of inspecting the isolated seven-mile wooden pipeline that supplies water to Cañon City, Colorado. Leo Day is a paleontology student searching for ancient bones buried along the Arkansas River. It is clear that
God has intertwined their paths, but to what end?
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How to win at travel
by Brian Kelly
Get ready for summer adventure! Travel expert, Brian Kelly, (The Points Guy) offers a comprehensive guide full of practical advice on everything from leveraging points to managing travel anxiety, helping travelers of all kinds plan stress-free trips and turn their travel dreams into reality.
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| The Four Queens of Crime by Rosanne LimoncelliIn 1938 England, mystery writers Agatha Christie, Dorothy L. Sayers, Margery Allingham, and Ngaio Marsh plan a fundraiser as rumors of war increase. When their aristocratic host is killed, they work with DCI Lilian Wyles to close the case in this debut, a "note-perfect Golden Age pastiche" |
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One pot one portion : 100 simple recipes just for you
by Eleanor Wilkinson
Cooking for one just got easier and more delicious--no more eating leftovers or washing multiple pots and pans. Here you’ll find 100 easy recipes for everything you’re craving, even dessert. Enjoy 100 simple, comforting one-pot recipes that yield the perfect single serving for people who cook, eat or live alone and want to eat well.
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Lethal prey
by John Sandford
Twenty years after her sister Doris's murder, when Lara Grandfelt offers $5 million for information leading to an arrest and a true-crime blogger finds the murder weapon, detectives Lucas Davenport and Virgil Flowers must discover the killer who's lurking in plain sight.
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ChatGPT
by Pamela Baker
ChatGPT For Dummies demystifies the artificial intelligence tool that can answer questions, write essays, and generate just about any kind of text it's asked for. In this book, you'll learn how ChatGPT works and how you can operate it in a way that yields satisfactory results. You'll also explore the ethics of using AI-generated content for various purposes
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The Buffalo Hunter Hunter
by Stephen Graham Jones
In 2012, college professor Etsy Beaucarne learns about a 100-year-old diary written by her great-great-grandfather, Lutheran minister Arthur Beaucarne, and hopes she can utilize it to secure tenure. Contained within its pages are the confessions of Good Stab, a Blackfeet vampire seeking vengeance for the massacre of his people. For fans of: The Woods All Black by Lee Mandelo; Lone Women by Victor LaValle.
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