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In alphabetical order by the author's last name:
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Bachman, Richard Blaze |
| The victim of abuse by his father, various foster homes and a Maine orphanage, Clayton Baisdell turns to an adult life of crime. | |
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Baldacci, David Simple Genius |
| While Secret Service agent Michelle Maxwell recovers in a mental hosptial, her partner investigates the murder of a government scientist. | |
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Baldacci, David Stone Cold |
| This time out the Camel Club members are trying to protect a thief from a madman and themselves from an assassin. | |
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Berg, Elizabeth Dream When You're Feeling Blue |
| As the men in their lives ship out to fight the Second World War, three sisters must cope with their loss and their new-found freedom. | |
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Berry, Steve The Venetian Betrayal |
| A crazed Supreme Minister of the new Central Asian Federation, a global conspiracy of arson, a magic potion, and Alexander the Great's grave---gotta be enough to make U.S. Agent Cotton Malone's head spin. | |
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Bloom, Amy Away: A Novel |
| After surviving a Russian pogrom, a young mother searches for her missing daughter. | |
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Bradford, Barbara Taylor The Heir |
| In the second book of Bradford's Ravenscar trilogy, Edward Deravenel has turned the family business into an empire. He has also made a number of enemies, including his own brother. | |
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Brooks, Geraldine People of the Book |
| A Pulitzer Prize winning author traces the path of an ancient Jewish text through the sometimes caring, sometimes indifferent, hands of history. | |
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Brown, Sandra Play Dirty: A Novel |
| A dishonored NFL player is hired by a disabled millionaire to impregnate his wife. Needless to say, trouble ensues. | |
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Buchanan, Edna Love Kills |
| Britt Montero and the Cold Case Squad investigate the case of the "Honeymoon Killer." | |
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Cabot, Meg Oueen of Babble in the Big City |
| A group of young, educated women overcomplicate their lives. | |
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Cain, Chelsea Heartsick |
| An "in the joint" serial killer known as the "Beauty Killer" is persuaded to help track an "on the loose" serial killer "No Nickname" currently operating in Portland, Oregon. | |
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Cannell, Stephen J. Three Shirt Deal |
| While reviewing the murder conviction of a small-time crook, Detective Shane Scully uncovers a big-time conspiracy. | |
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Chabon, Michael The Yiddish Policemen's Union |
| In this alternate history, Jewish refugees from the second World War are relocated to Alaska. | |
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Chevalier, Tracy Burning Bright |
| Seeking a better life for his family, a chair maker moves from the country to 18th century London--and meets, among others, William Blake. | |
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Clark, Carol Higgins Zapped |
| In the summer of 2003, New York City's blackout turns out a procession of ne'er-do-wells. | |
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Clark, Mary Higgins Where Are You Now? |
| A young lawyer faces untold danger while searching for her missing brother. | |
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Cleage, Pearl Seen It All And Done The Rest |
| A displaced entertainer finds that you can go home again. | |
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Coben, Harlan The Woods |
| A serial killer known as "the slasher" loves the summer camp crowd. | |
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Cook, Robin Critical |
| A dangerous rise in untreatable staph infections brings New York City medical examiner, Laurie Montgomery, into the mix. | |
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Cornwell, Patricia Book of the Dead |
| Dr. Kay Scarpetta attempts to connect the discovered body of an anonymous boy in South Carolina to the murder of a tennis star in Italy. | |
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Coulter, Catherine Double Take |
| A woman, suspected in her husband's murder, is thrown off Fisherman's Wharf, and a sheriff comes to California looking for his missing wife. | |
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Crusie, Jennifer Agnes and the Hitman |
| A ruined wedding, a dognapper, true love and the mob, keep the droll plot boiling. | |
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Cussler, Clive The Chase |
| In this period piece (circa 1906), Isaac Bell of the Van Dorn Detective Agency is out to throw a net over the aptly named "Butcher Bandit." | |
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Davidson, Diane Mott Sweet Revenge |
| Things begin to heat up, as culinary detective Goldy Schulz looks for the murderer of erstwhile district attorney, Drew Wellington. | |
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Deaver, Jeffrey The Sleeping Doll |
| Kathryn Dance, of the California Bureau of Investigation, gets the opportunity to interrogate a murderer known as "Son of Manson." | |
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DeLillo, Don Falling Man |
| The collapse of the World Trade Center has a profound effect on an attorney who was in the North Tower, as well as his wife and son. | |
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Delinsky, Barbara The Secret Between Us |
| A mother takes responsibility for a serious vehicular accident involving her daughter. | |
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Dickey, Eric Jerome Sleeping with Strangers |
| After murdering the notorious rapper, Big Bad Wolf - a professional assassin, tables-turning, finds that he has become a target. | |
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Dickey, Eric Jerome Waking with Enemies |
| The big time hit man, known as Gideon, is on the run from a group of assailants--all looking for payback. | |
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Dillard, Annie The Maytrees |
| A Cape Cod poet elopes from his wife and child, only to return years later. | |
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Evanovich, Janet Lean Mean Thirteen |
| Stephanie Plum becomes involved in a madcap tale of big-time robbery and possible murder. | |
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Evanovich, Janet Plum Lucky |
| The theft of a big bag of money and a collection of inept lunatics cause Stephanie Plum major distress. | |
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Fairstein, Linda Killer Heat |
| Alex Cooper investigates a killer preying on women in uniform. | |
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Fielding, Joy Charley's Web |
| A newspaper columnist is lured into blackness by the promise of a potential BESTSELLER!!! | |
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Finder, Joseph Power Play |
| A conference of aerospace executives is disrupted by a band of hunters. | |
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Flynn, Vince Protect and Defend |
| Iran's nuclear weapons program must be destroyed by hook, by crook, or by U.S. counterterrorism expert, Mitch Rapp. | |
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Follett, Ken World Without End |
| This sequel to Pillars of the Earth follows the descendents of that acclaimed novel's characters into the 14th century. | |
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Garwood, Julie Shadow Dance |
| An ancient "blood feud" threatens the joyful union of a modern couple about to wed. | |
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Garwood, Julie Shadow Music |
| The beautiful Princess Gabrielle, intent on preventing a war, starts one instead. | |
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Grafton, Sue T is for Trespass |
| A sociopath assumes the guise of a caregiver in order to take advantage of the weak and elderly. | |
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Grimes, Martha Dakota | |
| Andi Oliver has lost her memory, but not her enemies, as she drifts from town to town. | |
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Grisham, John The Appeal |
| Unimpressed by the Court's recent decision against him, a billionaire sets out to buy himself some justice. | |
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Grisham, John Playing for Pizza |
| After attaining an almost unutterable degree of lowness (being cut by the Cleveland Browns), quarterback Rick Dockery packs his grip and splits for Italy to play for the Parma Panthers. | |
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Hamilton, Laurell K. A Lick of Frost |
| Princess Meredith Nicessus (part-human, part-faerie) keeps trying and trying and trying to become pregnant in order to ascend the throne of night. | |
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Higgins, Jack The Killing Ground |
| A young girl is kidnapped in order to become the next bride of a terrorist known as the Hammer of God. | |
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Hooper, Kay Blood Dreams |
| He's wicked. He's brilliant. He is without conscience and can't be stopped. He is (are you sitting down?) a serial killer! | |
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Horan, Nancy Loving Frank |
| A suffragette intellectual has a rocky affair with the mercurial Frank Lloyd Wright. | |
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Hosseini, Khaled A Thousand Splendid Suns |
| The tempestuous lives of two women in that ill-fated land of Afghanistan. | |
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Howard, Linda Up Close and Dangerous |
| After inheriting most of her father's fortune, Bailey Wingate's small plane crashes into the wilderness. | |
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Iles, Greg Third Degree |
| The dark & dangerous secrets of a physician and his wife start to ooze through the cracks. | |
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Jin, Ha A Free Life |
| A Chinese immigrant, forced to drop out of graduate school, opens his own restaurant. | |
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Johansen, Iris Pandora's Daughter |
| An Atlanta pediatrician is targeted for death because of her psychic powers. | |
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Karon, Jan Home to Holly Springs |
| In order to better understand his life, a minister travels back to the place from which he sprung, Holly Springs, Mississippi. | |
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Kava, Alex Whitewash |
| Professor Sabrina Galloway takes a new position at EcoEnergy (where they create oil from refuse) only to discover that everything is not quite what it seems. | |
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Keillor, Garrison Pontoon |
| The surprising life of 82-year-old Evelyn Peterson is revealed only after her death. | |
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Kellerman, Faye The Burnt House |
| A plane crashes on takeoff killing all 47 passengers on board, yet the fate of flight attendant Roseanne Dresden remains a mystery. | |
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Kellerman, Jonathan Obsession |
| An aunt's deathbed confession of murder sends a young woman to crime-solver Alex Delaware for help. | |
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King, Stephen Duma Key |
| After being seriously injured in an industrial accident, Edgar Freemantle retreats to a tropical island where he develops a mysterious artistic ability. | |
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Kinsella, Sophie Remember Me? |
| After a head injury, a young businesswoman fights through amnesia, not only to regain herself, but to improve herself. | |
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Koontz, Dean The Darkest Evening of the Year |
| After a woman takes in an abused golden retriever, strange things begin to occur. | |
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Krentz, Jayne Ann Sizzle and Burn |
| A man and woman with paranormal capabilities become involved on and off the job. | |
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Lescroart, John Betrayal |
| While prosecuting a seemingly standard case of murder, DA Dismas Hardy uncovers ties to both Washington and Iraq. | |
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Lethem, Jonathan You Don't Love Me Yet |
| A young woman is the focal point of an alternative rock band on the cusp of success. | |
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Lippman, Laura Another Thing To Fall |
| The malefactors are lining up for a go at 20-year-old film star, Selene Waites. P.I. Tess Monaghan aims to protect. | |
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Lowell, Elizabeth Innocent as Sin |
| Set up by an international crime syndicate, a banker is accused of stealing over a hundred million dollars. | |
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Mailer, Norman The Castle in the Forest |
| How did Adolf Hitler become the man that he became? Mailer enters the maniac's mind--perhaps opening one door too many. | |
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McCaig, Donald Rhett Butler's People |
| The always intriguing, ever romantic personality of Rhett Butler is explored in this continuation of GWTW. Frankly, my dear, we do give a ... | |
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McCall Smith, Alexander The Good Husband of Zebra Drive |
| A succession of patients are found dead in a Botswana hospital, the only connection being that they used the same bed. Beloved sleuth Precious Ramotswe is asked to form a diagnosis. | |
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McEwan, Ian On Chesil Beach |
| An ingenuous misunderstanding of sexuality dooms a couple's love for each other. | |
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McLaughlin, Emma Dedication |
| A young woman confronts her x-boyfriend (now a huge rock star) about putting their x-relationship to song. | |
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Miller, Sue The Senator's Wife |
| Two disparate women try and cope with the exigency of marriage. | |
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Mitchard, Jacquelyn Still Summer |
| As the result of an intense storm, four women on a badly damaged sailboat become lost at sea. | |
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Monroe, Mary Deliver Me From Evil |
| The wife of a very successful video store entrepreneur, plans her own kidnapping. | |
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Morrison, Mary Sweeter Than Honey |
| Morrison points her extremely productive pen at the Las Vegas sex industry. | |
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Mosley, Walter Blonde Faith | |
| The author's 10th Easy Rawlin's chiller has Easy lamenting love lost and searching for two missing friends. | |
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Packer, Ann Songs Without Words |
| The childhood friendship of Liz and Sarabeth is threatened by the vicissitudes of adulthood. | |
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Palahniuk, Chuck Rant: An Oral Biography of Buster Casey |
| Buster Casey runs amok in a society even crazier than our own. | |
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Palmer, Michael The First Patient |
| A physician discovers that someone or something has driven the President of the United States--INSANE !!! | |
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Paretsky, Sara Bleeding Kansas |
| Two groups of religious fanatics (obverse faces of the same coin) battle each other to the bitter end. | |
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Parker, Robert B. Now and Then |
| While investigating the unfaithful wife of one of his clients, Spenser becomes aware of a sinister terrorist organization. | |
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Parker, Robert B. Spare Change |
| After a twenty-year interruption of activity, a serial killer is back in the news. | |
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Parker, Robert B. Stranger in Paradise |
| The leader of a criminal gang that robbed an entire community turns up in Jesse Stone's office--ten years after the fact. | |
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Parker, T. Jefferson L.A. Outlaws |
| After an entire gang is found murdered in L.A., all of the you-know-what hits the proverbial fan. | |
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Patchett, Ann Run |
| A widowed politician keeps his wife's memory alive as he rears their three sons. | |
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Patterson, James The 6th Target |
| Authorities are baffled by the spate of kidnappings taking place in San Francisco. | |
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Patterson, James 7th Heaven |
| A firebug puts the torch to a cluster of affluent suburban homes. | |
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Patterson, James Double Cross |
| Alex Cross must stop a mass killer running rampant in Washington D.C. | |
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Patterson, James The Quickie |
| Lauren Stillwell, of the N.Y.P.D., accidentally becomes aware of her husband's conjugal infidelity. After seeking revenge via the eponymous Ouickie, her life becomes fraught with peril. | |
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Patterson, James You've Been Warned |
| New York City photographer, Kristin Burns, is haunted by a horrible dream that threatens her future. | |
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Patterson, Richard North The Race |
| Senator Corey Grace (among others) seeks the Republican presidential nomination. | |
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Perrotta, Tom The Abstinence Teacher |
| A school's sex education curriculum is forced to add a course on "Abstinence" by the Tabernacle of the Gospel Truth church. | |
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Picoult, Jodi Change Of Heart |
| A convicted murderer seeks redemption by way of organ transplant donation. | |
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Picoult, Jodi Nineteen Minutes |
| A bullied student turns a high school into a war zone in nineteen short minutes. | |
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Preston, Douglas Blasphemy |
| Take the greatest machine ever constructed. Power it by the world's most sophisticated super-computer. Trouble is inevitable. | |
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Preston, Douglas The Wheel of Darkness |
| Seeking a little peace & quiet in a Tibetan monastery, an FBI agent ends up pursuing an evil spirit across the globe. Next year--Club Med?? | |
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Ragen, Naomi The Saturday Wife |
| A social climber from Queens finds her rabbinical student husband less than satisfactory. | |
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Rankin, Ian The Naming of the Dead |
| As world leaders prepare for the G8 summit in Scotland, Scotland's conference delegate is found dead. | |
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Reichs, Kathy Bones to Ashes |
| A cold case involving the skeleton of a young girl becomes personal for forensic anthropologist, Temperance Brennan. | |
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Rice, Luanne Light of the Moon |
| A woman fulfills her mother's last wish by traveling to France and digging deep into their family history. | |
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Robards, Karen Guilty |
| Assistant DA Kate White is taken hostage after an armed defendant fills the courtroom, as well as the judge, full of holes. | |
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Robards, Karen Obsession |
| CIA agent Katherine Lawrence can't fathom her enemies and doesn't trust her friends. Only one thing left to do--RUN! | |
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Robb, J. D. Creation in Death |
| Detective Eve Dallas is up to matching wits with a serial killer known as "The Groom." | |
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Robb, J. D. Strangers in Death |
| A business tycoon fails to outlive a night of kinky sex leaving Lt. Eve Dallas to investigate. | |
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Roberts, Nora High Noon |
| A terminated bartender (from the local sports bar) intent on terminating himself (from the world) is saved by Lt. Phoebe Macnamara. That's when her troubles begin. | |
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Rollins, James The Judas Strain |
| The Sigma Force Unit battles a clique of "killer scientists" in control of a deadly plague. | |
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Roth, Philip Exit Ghost |
| In the author's 9th Zuckerman novel, Nathan comes down from the mountain (in New England) to visit his hometown--New York, New York. | |
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Rowling, J.K. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows |
| In order to find out what happens you'll have to read it, our lips are sealed. | |
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Russo, Richard Bridge of Sighs |
| The Pulitzer Prize winner Russo puts a small town and its denizens under his literary microscope. | |
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Sandford, John Dark of the Moon |
| In peaceful Bluester, Minnesota, three locals are pushed from the material world against their will. Virgil Flowers of the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) is called in to investigate (ASAP). | |
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Sandford, John Invisible Prey |
| A series of wealthy, senior citizens are being robbed and murdered. | |
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Scottoline, Lisa Lady Killer |
| A Philadelphia lawyer is asked for help by her high school antagonist. | |
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Sebold, Alice The Almost Moon |
| A woman smothers her 88-year-old mother to death. | |
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See, Lisa Peony in Love |
| A young woman challenges her arranged marriage in 17th century China. | |
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Shreve, Anita Body Surfing |
| Trying to get over the death of her husband, a young woman moves to the beach and meets the Edwards family. | |
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Silva, Daniel The Secret Servant |
| When a specialist in terror analysis is murdered, Gabriel Allon of Israeli intelligence is brought in to investigate. | |
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Sparks, Nicholas The Choice |
| A veterinarian and a physician's assistant take a crack at love, peace, and understanding. | |
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Stabenow, Dana Prepared for Rage |
| A terrorist plans to sabotage a space shuttle launch. | |
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Steel, Danielle Bungalow 2 |
| Tanya Harris causes a great deal of family unrest when she moves to Hollywood to become a screenwriter. | |
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Steel, Danielle Honor Thyself |
| After a head injury, an aging actress fights through amnesia, not only to regain herself, but to improve herself. | |
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Weber, Carl and Mary B. Morrison She Ain't The One | |
| A young woman's mental illness poisons life for all that surround her. | |
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Woods, Stuart Beverly Hills Dead |
| Un-American activity has contaminated the creative elite of 1940's Hollywood and the government (employing a little un-American activity of its own) is out to make them pay. | |
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Woods, Stuart Shoot Him If He Runs |
| The romantically involved CIA couple, Stone Barrington and Holly Barker, is sent to St. Marks in the Caribbean on a mission/vacation. | |

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