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Freeze My Margarita (Sam Jones #4)
by Lauren HendersonMystery set in London around a theater production. Modern, intriguing, humorous and keeps the reader guessing to the end.
My Sherlock Holmes: Untold Stories of the Great Detective
by Michael KurlandFans of Sherlock Holmes will welcome this collection of thirteen stories. Included in this collection: THE INCIDENT OF THE IMPECUNIOUS CHEVALIER, THE DOLLMAKER OF MARIGOLD, THE ADVENTURE OF THE FORGOTTEN UMBRELLA, CALL ME WIGGINS, mycroft's great game, THE WITCH OF GREENWICH, YEARS AGO AND IN A DIFFERENT PLACE, MRS. HUDSON REMINISCES, CABARET AUX ASSASSINS, A STUDY IN ORANGE, THE RIDDLE OF THE YOUNG PROTESTOR, THE ADVENTURE OF THE CELESTIAL SNOWS, AND THE OTHERS. Each story is written by an author other than Arthur Conan Doyle.
A Ghost in the Closet: A Hardly Boys Mystery
by Mabel ManeyThird in the Nancy Clue and the Hardly Boys series; parody.
The Fraternity Of The Stone
by David MorrellScalpel. A clandestine, government-sanctioned operation named for its purpose: precise surgical removal. Assassination. Drew MacLane was a star agent-until the day the killing had to stop. He withdrew and for six years lived the life of a hermit in a monastery. But someone has tracked him down, leaving a trail of corpses. Someone who knows all about him-who will stop at nothing to kill him. In a novel of astonishing suspense, a former killer is drawn once again into that electrifying, world where no one is as he seems-where life's most horrifying, harrowing game is played.
Avenger
by Frederick ForsythRicky Colenso travels to Bosnia to volunteer as an aid worker. A few weeks later, he disappears and is never heard from again. The killer, too, has vanished. Or so it would seem.
Six Great Sherlock Holmes Stories
by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle6 stories are: A Scandal in Bohemia, The Red-headed League, The Adventure of the Speckled Band, The Adventure of the Engineer's Thumb, The Final Problem, and The Adventure of the Empty House.
Eclipse
by William StevensonAs the U.S. and Russia prepare to lock horns in a deadly Baltic Sea confrontation, behind the walls of Germany's Spandau Prison Rudolf Hess makes a startling revelation: Hess, the Third Reich's second in command, was not alone when he parachuted into Scotland that fateful night in 1941. But who was his mysterious companion? And what bizarre purpose did they share? Together with the beautiful granddaughter of an aging American spy master, TV. journalist Scott Talbott is caught up in the lethal machinations of a hideous conspiracy. And as a reborn Nazi Party prepares to unleash a modern-day Reign Of Terror on an unsuspecting and volatile Earth, the ace newsman races to uncover answers to a decades-old mystery. Hidden secrets that will either save the world...or plunge it into bloody chaos.
Fair Game
by Bernard Du ClosFair Game is based on Alaskan police and court records (1961-84), transcriptions of interviews (1983-84), and interviews with persons connected to the Robert Hansen serial rape/murders case.
Killer Dust
by Sarah AndrewsFORENSIC GEOLOGIS Em has barely survived a series of life-altering events that have forced her to get to know herself all over again. Her longtime boyfriend is now a few months in her past, the future she had laid out for herself has evaporated into thin air, and her new man, Jack Sampler, has run away. Well, not run away, exactly, but has set off on a secret operation, possibly related to his job as an FBI agent, without telling Em where he is going or when he'll be back. It soon becomes clear that he's in Florida, perhaps as part of an investigation the FBI has been running on a cloud of dust moving into the atmosphere, ostensibly borne on winds from Africa, and the implications it has for global politics. But Em suspects something more sinister may be at work. Will Jack ever forgive her for following him to the southeast and butting in on his case? That is, if they get out of this situation with their relationship, not to mention their bodies, intact. With its suspenseful story, which begins in a cloud of dust and leads all the way to NASA, Killer Dust is another top-notch mystery full of the impeccably researched popular science and the complex, engaging characters Sarah Andrews's many fans have come to expect from her award-winning series.
Doctored Evidence
by Michael BiehlA mystery novel in the Karen Hayes series previously published in hardcover by Bridgeworks, now in paperback. Karen Hayes is a smart and courageous hospital attorney. In this novel a medical device fails and the patient dies on the operating table. Was it an accident, or murder? Hayes must find out: her job and her life depend on it.
Spy Shadow
by Tim SebastianThe Berlin Wall came tumbling down. Poland threw the Russians out, and freedom came to Eastern Europe at last. But secret agent James Tristram isn't convinced. He knows Poland's expatriates better than anyone in England. That's how he's discovered a Soviet mole high in the British secret service and a Soviet plan to get Eastern Europe back under their thumb. The KGB isn't worried about Tristram. Looking at his bland pudding face, they've missed his razor-sharp mind and deadly determination to settle an old score... as he enters a Poland of fears and shadows to save Perestroika and a dream.
This Present Darkness (This Present Darkness #1)
by Frank E. PerettiAshton is just a typical small town. But when reporter Marshall Hogan and pastor Hank Busche begin to compare notes, they suddenly find themselves fighting a hideous plot to subjugate the townspeople-and eventually the entire human race. A fast-moving, riveting thriller, This Present Darkness offers a fascinating glimpse into the unseen world of spiritual warfare and the power of prayer.
Elmore Leonard's Dutch Treat: The Hunted, Swag, Mr. Majestyk
by Elmore LeonardThree novels compiled into one volume; the latest of them was published in 1977. The Introduction by George F. Will is contained only in this compendium.
The Legend of the Seventh Virgin
by Victoria HoltAccording to legend, 6 novices living in a Cornish convent strayed from their vows and were turned to stone. The 7th faced something quite different...
The Darkness Gathers
by Lisa MiscioneFollowing up Angel Fire, Lisa Miscione's gritty acclaimed debut featuring reclusive true-crime writer Lydia Strong, this second novel ratchets up the suspense and the stakes. Fresh from a book tour promoting her account of her last case, Lydia receives an anonymous cry for help in her fan mail--a tape of a missing young girl's desperate message on an answering machine. The accompanying note begs-Lydia to find and protect Tatiana Quinn "and all the other girls in need of rescue." Maybe the plea strikes close to her heart; maybe her investigator's intuition starts buzzing. But she can't stop thinking about Tatiana Quinn. This simple case of a missing teenager soon becomes much more. Apparently, someone is anxious that Lydia drop the case, someone powerful, someone who grows nervous enough to engineer the reappearance of one of Lydia's first-and most dangerous- adversaries. Now, in addition to tracing the roots of Tatiana's disappearance on a trail from New York to Miami and eventually overseas, Lydia must find the man who wants her dead, his unfinished business from years ago. Miscione's talents for creating taut prose and bone-chilling suspense again in this gripping novel of greed and revenge.
Wolf's Rite
by Terry L. PersunThe life of an Advertising executive is turned inside out when he is forced to experience a Native American vision quest, and accused of murder.
Up Jumps the Devil (Deborah Knott #4)
by Margaret MaronHer father was a bootlegger. She's mixed up in a murder. And, to top it off, she's a judge.