jan-13 - Lochwinnoch Online

Lochwinnoch CommunityLibraryLibrary re-opensFriday 4th January 10amOpening Hours:Mon, Tues, Fri, Sat10am- 1pm & 2pm–5pmWednesday2pm—5pm and 6pm–8pmCLOSED THURSDAYNEW! collection of Languagecourses on CD @ LochwinnochLibraryFrench …….Italian……German……… Spanish …..&PortugueseWe are happy for you to stock upwith your reading material to coverthe holiday period. Items borrowedafter 27th Nov. will have a returndate of Monday 7th January.Remember you can renew andreserve items online at -www.renfrewshire.gov.uk/librariesIf you don’t already have apassword to access this, the librarystaff will be happy to set one up foryou – ask the next time you are inthe library.All of our online informationresources will be available as usualon the website.Services available: Free Broadband Internet Free document Shreddingfacility Photocopier & printer (15p perblack & white copy) Fax (Charge depending on UKor Overseas destination)New TitlesDavid Baldacci: TheForgottenArmy Special Agent John Pulleris the best there is. A combatveteran, Puller is the man theU.S. Army relies on to investigatethe toughest crimes facing thenation. Now he has a new casebutthis time, the crime ispersonal: His aunt has beenfound dead in Paradise, Florida.A picture-perfect town onFlorida's Gulf Coast, Paradisethrives on the wealthy touristsand retirees drawn to itsgorgeous weather and beaches.The local police have ruled hisaunt's death an unfortunate,tragic accident. But just beforeshe died, she mailed a letter toPuller's father, telling him thatbeneath its beautiful veneer,Paradise is not all it seems to be...Michael Connelly: The BlackBoxIn a case that spans 20 years,Harry Bosch links the bullet froma recent crime to a file from 1992,the killing of a young femalephotographer during the L.A.riots. Harry originallyinvestigated the murder, but itwas then handed off to the RiotCrimes Task Force and neversolved.Now Bosch's ballistics matchindicates that her death was notrandom violence, but somethingmore personal, and connected toa deeper intrigue. Like aninvestigator combing through thewreckage after a plane crash,Bosch searches for the "blackbox," the one piece of evidencethat will pull the case together.8John Grisham: RacketeerGiven the importance of what theydo, and the controversies thatoften surround them, and theviolent people they sometimesconfront, it is remarkable that inthe history of this country onlyfour active federal judges havebeen murdered.Judge Raymond Fogletree justbecame number five.His body was found in thebasement of a lakeside cabin hehad built himself and frequentlyused on weekends. When he didnot show up for a trial on Mondaymorning, his law clerks panicked,called the FBI, and in due coursethe agents found the crime scene.There was no forced entry, nostruggle, just two dead bodies--Judge Fogletree and his youngsecretary.I did not know Judge Fogletree,but I know who killed him, andwhy.I am a lawyer, and I am in prison.It's a long story…Ian Rankin : Standing inanother man’s graveIt's twenty-five years since JohnRebus appeared on the scene, andfive years since he retired. But2012 sees his return in STANDINGIN ANOTHER MAN'S GRAVE.Not only is Rebus as stubborn andanarchic as ever, but he findshimself in trouble with Rankin'slatest creation, Malcolm Fox ofEdinburgh's internal affairs unit.Added to which, Rebus may beabout to derail the career of his excolleagueSiobhan Clarke, whilehimself being permanently