PARIS — The Paris Public Library added the following novels to its collection recently. For more information, or to reserve a title, call the library at 743-6994 or email paris.public.library@MSLN.net. Home delivery is available.

Victoria Alexander, “His Mistress by Christmas;” B. Kent Anderson, “Cold Glory;” Arnaldur Indridason, “Operation Napoleon;” Donald Bain, “The Fine Art of Murder: A Murder She Wrote Mystery;” Russell Banks, “Lost Memory of Skin;” Julian Barnes, “The Sense of an Ending;” M.C. Beaton, “As the Pig Turns: an Agatha Raisin Mystery;” Lisa Black, “Defensive Wounds;” Lawrence Block, writing as Jill Emerson, “Getting Off;” Chris Bohjalian, “The Night Strangers;” Marie Bostwick, “A Thread so Thin;” Marie Bostwick, “Threading the Needle;” Marie Bostwick, “A Thread of Truth;” Marie Bostwick, “A Single Thread.”

Also, Rita Mae Brown, “Murder Unleashed;” Sandra Brown, “Lethal;” Ken Bruen, “Headstone;” Wanda Brunstetter, “The Healing;” James Lee Burke, “Feast Day of Fools;” Richard Castle, “Heat Rises;” Lee Child, “The Affair;” Laura Childs, “Skeleton Letters;” Mindy Starns Clark, “Shadows of Lancaster County;” Paulo Coelho, “Aleph;” John Connolly, “The Infernals;” Marisa De los Santos, “Falling Together;” Ted Dekker, “The Heaven Trilogy;” Anne Enright, “The Forgotten Waltz;” Carolly Erickson, “The Favored Queen;” Jeffrey Eugenides, “The Marriage Plot.”

Also, Jane Feather, “Love’s Charade;” Charles Frazier, “Nightwoods;” Jeaniene Frost, “One Grave at a Time;” Amitav Ghosh, “River of Smoke;” Robert Gleason, “End of Days;” Edward Gorman, “Bad Moon Rising;” Philippa Gregory, “Lady of the Rivers;” David Guterson, “Ed King;” Jim Harrison, “The Great Leader: a Faux Mystery;” Karen Hawkins, “A Most Dangerous Profession;” Alice Hoffman, “The Dovekeepers;” Alan Hollinghurst, “The Stranger’s Child;” Ellen Hopkins, “Triangles;” Ha Jin, “Nanjing Requiem;” Iris Johansen, “Bonnie;” Susanna Kearsley, “The Rose Garden;” Douglas Kennedy, “The Moment;” William Kennedy, “Chango’s Beads and Two-Tone Shoes;” Sherrilyn Kenyon, “Alterant;” Lisa Kleypas, “Love, Come to Me;” Chuck Klosterman, “The Visible Man.”

Also, Stephanie Laurens, “In Pursuit of Eliza Cynster;” Margaret Leroy, “The Soldier’s Wife;” Jeffry Lindsay, “Double Dexter;” Katie MacAlister, “Much Ado about Vampires;” Fern Michaels, Christmas at Timberwoods;” Debbie Macomber, “1225 Christmas Tree Lane;” Archer Mayor, Tag Man;” Val McDermid, “Trick of the Dark;” Shannon McKenna, “Blood and Fire;” Linda Lael Miller, “A Lawman’s Christmas;” Kyle Mills, “Robert Ludlum’s The Ares Decision;” Denise Mina, “The End of the Wasp Season;” Thomas Mullen, “The Revisionists.”

Also, Michael Ondaatje, “The Cat’s Table;” Chuck Palahniuk, “Damned;” Diana Palmer, “A Man for All Seasons;” James Patterson, “The Christmas Wedding;” Donita K. Paul, “Dragons of the Watch;” Sharon Kay Penman, “Lionheart;” Tracie Peterson, “House of Secrets;” Terry Pratchett, “Snuff;” J.D. Robb, et al, “The Unquiet;” Imogen Robertson, “Instruments of Darkness;” Joel Rosenberg, “The Tehran Initiative;” S.J. Rozan, “Ghost Hero.”

Also, Sharon Sala, “Blood Trails;” R.A. Salvatore, “Neverwinter;” John Sandford, “Shock Wave;” Michael Savage, “Abuse of Power;” Gena Showalter, “The Darkest Surrender;” Gena Showalter, “Ecstasy in Darkness;” Javier Sierra, “The Lost Angel;” Bertrice Small, “Bond of Passion;” Nicholas Sparks, “The Best of Me;” Neal Stephenson, “Reamde;” Mariah Stewart, “Hometown Girl;” Patrick Taylor, “Dublin Student Doctor;” F. Paul Wilson, “The Dark at the End;” Sherryl Woods, “An O’Brien Family Christmas;” Stuart Woods, “Son of Stone