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It’s finally here! Find out what happens to all your favorite characters in the final chapter of Naked Came the Librarian!

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Naked Came the Librarian: Chapter 7

By Christine Aden, Head of Circulation

It was the end of a long, stressful day, and Ethan Frost felt like someone had dragged him through the mud.  The computer clock switched to 10 pm, so he scanned the library’s main floor and reference collection from his seat at the reference desk.  Everyone seemed well occupied, and no one was approaching the desk, so he decided he could safely call it a night.

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“I’m not a stalker; I’m just trying to help.  I’m not a stalker; I’m just trying to help.”

 

Naked Came the Librarian: Chapter Six

by Anne Earel, Reference Librarian and Liaison to Social Sciences 

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Naked Came the Librarian 

Chapter 5 

By Carla Tracy, Library Director  

I say yes to dinner, of course. Why wouldn’t I? It isn’t really a date. Andy is an old friend—well, an acquaintance—and he isn’t likely to flick anything into my hair or bean me with geometry paraphernalia anymore. And I want to learn more about his handmade furniture. We agree to meet at The Blue Fish, a nearby microbrew and restaurant. We’ll meet early so that I can ride my bike home before it gets dark.

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Naked Came the Librarian: Chapter Four

By Amanda Makula,

Reference Librarian and Liaison to Languages and Literature  

In reality, John Anderson was Daniel Crofton, a 27-year-old working for EduTech Solutions, an Atlanta-based company specializing in the development of technological devices for the “unique needs of 21^st-century academia.” Dan had always wanted to be a private investigator, until he realized that his conception of the job was based solely on the romantic portrayals of detectives in crime shows. His college roommate had laughed when he first mentioned his dream job.

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Naked Came The Librarian: Chapter Three

By Jamie Nelson, Special Collections Librarian

The clock radio reads 6:47 when static and voices burst forth.  I can hear Renee Montagne talking and I’m quite happy to listen to the news for a few minutes.  My alarm is always set for prime numbers. There’s something adventurous about avoiding the conventional 6:45 or 6:50 wake up call.

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