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Biographies, memoirs, letters, history
- Ronald J. Allison, A short history of Boston {February}
- Catherine Bailey, The secret rooms {January}
- Peter Conradi, Hot dogs and cocktails: when FDR met King George VI at Hyde Park on Hudson {July}
- Joan DeJean, The Age of Comfort {for Paris in July}
- Clotilde Dusoulier, Edible French {for Paris in July}
- Scott Helman and Jenna Russell, Long mile home: Boston under attach, the city's courageous recovery, and the epic hunt for justice {May}
- Dan Jurafsky, The language of food: a linguist looks at the menu {November}
- Elizabeth Jenkins, The view from Downshire Hill {February}
- Valerie Lawson, Mary Poppins, She Wrote: A Life of P.L. Travers {June}
- Frances Mayes, Under Magnolia {August}
- Rebecca Mead, My life in Middlemarch {February}
- Doug Most, The race underground {May}
- Nina Stibbe, Love, Nina: a nanny writes home {October}
- Julie Summers, Jambusters: the story of the Women's Institute in the Second World War {March}
- A.N. Wilson, Victoria: a life {December}
- Lucy Worsley, The art of the English murder {November}
Fiction
- Jane Austen, Mansfield Park {May}
- Laurie Colwin, Happy all the time {December}
- Gregoire Delacourt, The list of my desires {July}
- Sebastian Faulks, Jeeves and the Wedding Bells {June}
- Daisy Goodwin, The Fortune Hunter {August}
- Georgette Heyer, Sprig muslin {February}
- Wendy Jones, The thoughts and happenings of Wilfred Price, Purveyor of Superior Funerals {April}
- Margaret Kennedy, The Ladies of Lyndon {October}{for Margaret Kennedy Reading Week}
- Charlie Lovett, First Impressions {October}
- Val McDermid, Northanger Abbey {May}
- Deborah McKinley, That part was true {July}
- D.E. Stevenson, Miss Buncle's Book {September}
- D.E. Stevenson, Miss Buncle Married {November}
- Angela Thirkell, Christmas at High Rising {December}
- Virginia Woolf, To The Lighthouse {September}
- Gabrielle Zevin, The storied life of A.J. Fikry {April}
Mysteries
- Nancy Atherton, Aunt Dimity and the wishing well {May}
- Ace Atkins, Robert B. Parker's Cheap Shot {July}
- Stephanie Barron, Jane and the twelve days of Christmas {December}
- C.C. Benison, Ten lords a-leaping {March}
- Harry Bingham, Talking to the dead {May}
- John Bude, The Cornish coast murder {August}
- Agatha Christie, The Body in the library {February}
- Agatha Christie, The moving finger {March}
- Agatha Christie, Taken at the flood {March}
- Agatha Christie, The Murder at the Vicarage {January}
- Mary Higgins Clark, I've got you under my skin {November}
- Deborah Crombie, To dwell in darkness {October}
- Martin Edwards, The cipher garden {July}
- Martin Edwards, The arsenic labyrinth {August}
- Anthea Fraser, Justice postponed {December}
- Elly Griffiths, The outcast dead {April}
- Martha Grimes, Vertigo 42 {July}
- Martha Grimes, The winds of change {December}
- Cynthia Harrod-Eagles, Hard Going {January}
- Sophie Hannah, Agatha Christie's The Monogram Murders {November}
- P.D. James, Death Comes to Pemberley {October}
- Fay Kellerman, Murder 101 {November}
- Donna Leon, By its cover {May}
- Donna Leon, Death at La Fenice {December}
- Peter Lovesey, The Stone Wife {October}
- G.M. Malliet, Pagan Spring {April}
- Anne Perry, Blood on the Water {July}
- Anne Perry, Death on Blackheath {January}
- Anne Perry, A New York Christmas {November}
- Kathy Reichs, Bones are forever {July}
- Kate Rhodes, Crossbones Yard {September}
- Peter Robinson, Children of the Revolution {January}
- James Runcie, Sidney Chambers and the problem of evil {July}
- Simone St. James, An Inquiry into Love and death {September}
- Julia Spencer-Fleming, Through the evil days {March}
- Charles Todd, An Unwilling Accomplice {September}
- Charles Todd, Proof of Guilt {June}
- Nicola Upson, The death of Lucy Kyte {February}
- Jill Paton Walsh, The late scholar {April}
The books in bold type are among the year's best.
as of 12.30.14
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