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Fall is coming; take one last dip. The water's fine! All title are available for download to a variety of devices at nh.overdrive.com Questions? Call Cary at the library, 603-757-1838.
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At the Water's Edge by Sara GruenWhile her brother, Ellis, and his friend attempt to find the Loch Ness Monster in an attempt to get back into her father's good graces, Maddie is left on her own in World War II-era Scotland and experiences a social awakening. By the New York Times best-selling author of Water of Elephants.
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Black Water Rising by Attica LockeWhen African-American lawyer Jay Porter jumps into the bayou to save a drowning white woman in Houston, Texas, in 1981, he finds his practice and life in danger when he becomes embroiled in a murder investigation involving Houston's elite
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Blood on the Water by Anne PerryShut out of the investigation of a massive bombing he witnessed, William Monk takes over when evidence surfaces that the person executed for the crime was innocent, a situation that places him in the center of a violent power struggle for control of the Suez Canal.
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Dark Woods, Chill Waters : ghost tales from Down East Maine by Marcus A. LiBrizziA spinetingling anthology of real-life ghost stories captures the legends, lore, hauntings, and other supernatural phenomena from Maine's "Down East" region of the coast, revealing a world of rugged cliffs, mysterious forests, dense coastal fogs, and remote hamlets isolated by a maze of peninsulas and inlets.
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Dead in the Water by Annelise RyanWhen a floating body with its throat slashed turns out to be the newest member of the medical examiner's staff—all while she plans her wedding to Detective Steve Hurley—Wisconsin deputy coroner Mattie Winston is starting to feel that she is in way over her head.
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Death by Water
by Kenzaburo Oe
The recurring and literary alter ego of the Nobel Prize-winning author, Kogito Choko, searches for a red suitcase that may hold documents related to the details of his father's death during World War II.
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Guilty Waters by Priscilla MastersWhen the last contact with two missing hitchhikers is from Rudyard Lake, Staffordshire, Detective Joanna Piercy begins looking into the girls' disappearance, which leads her to a guesthouse and its anxious owner.
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Into the Water by Paula HawkinsWhen a single mom and a teen girl are found murdered at the bottom of a river in a small town weeks apart, an ensuing investigation dredges up a complicated local history involving human instincts and the damage they can inflict. By the best-selling author of The Girl on the Train.
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The Memory of Water by Karen WhiteHaunted by their memories of the night their mother had drowned, sisters Marnie and Diana Maitland grow to adulthood, each harboring a life-altering secret about that night, until after ten years of silence, Marnie is summoned back to the South Carolina Lowcountry by Diana's ex-husband to help his traumatized young son and unstable mother deal with the past.
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Rushing Waters by Danielle SteelAn interior designer, her independent architect mother, a British investment banker, an ER doctor who survived Hurricane Sandy, and two NYU students are thrust together when a major hurricane descends upon New York City and wreaks unimaginable devastation.
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The Water Knife by Paolo BacigalupiWorking as an enforcer for a corrupt developer, Angel Velasquez teams up with a hardened journalist and a street-smart Texan to investigate rumors of California's imminent monopoly on limited water supplies. By the National Book Award-finalist author of The Windup Girl.
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We are Water by Wally LambTold in alternating voices, We are Water follows Anna Oh, a middle-aged wife, mother, and artist, as she, after twenty-seven years of marriage, divorces her husband to marry Vivica, the Manhattan art dealer who orchestrated her professional success.
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The Weight of Water by Anita ShreveWhile investigating a century-old crime of passion on an island off New Hampshire, Jean becomes fixated on the case and begins to project this knowledge on her own marriage, believing that her husband is unfaithful, causing unrealized and dangerous emotions to surface.
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Water for Elephants by Sara GruenNinety-something-year-old Jacob Jankowski remembers his time in the circus as a young man during the Great Depression, and his friendship with Marlena, the star of the equestrian act, and Rosie, the elephant, who gave them hope.
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Keene, New Hampshire 03431
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