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New Books Tuesday

10:35 PM Tue, Jun 10, 2008 |
Joy Tipping   E-mail   News tips

On this week's take-home list ...
* Sail, by James Patterson and Howard Roughan (Little, Brown, $27.99). Follows a dysfunctional family on a sailing trip gone horribly wrong. Well, of course. It's James Patterson.
* The Monster of Florence, by Douglas Preston and Mario Spezi (Grand Central, $25.99) chronicles the search for an infamous Italian murderer.
* Not in the Flesh, by Ruth Rendell (Crown, $25.95). Chief Inspector Wexford's investigation of a decade-old murder.
* How to Be Single, by Liz Tuccillo (Atria, $24.95). Explores the lives of single women worldwide through the eyes of a young traveler.
* The Broken Window, by Jeffery Deaver (Simon & Schuster, $26.95). Follows Lincoln Rhyme's investigation of a serial killer using identity theft techniques to frame others.
* Married Lovers by Jackie Collins (St. Martin's, $26.95). Story of a personal trainer who leaves her husband for a new life in Los Angeles. Now we're talkin'. Trashy summer reading at its ... well, trashiest.


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