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A
blazing hot day at the height of a St. Louis summer.
Through the bars of a cell on Death Row, two men meet
for the first time. One is newspaperman Steve Everett,
a hard drinking philanderer whose life is about to unravel.
The other is Frank Beachum, a loving husband, a good
father and a faithful Christian, whose life is about
to end.
In
the dwindling hours before midnight tonight, the only
hope they have is each other.
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| “One
of the best novels to come down the pike in years...so
gripping and plot-switching that you won't be able to
put it down." --USA TODAY |
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| They
call Dr. Nathan Conrad “The Psychiatrist of The Damned,”
but he enters a hell of his own when his five-year-old
daughter vanishes from their Manhattan apartment. Kidnappers
watching his every move, listening to his every word,
give him only hours to uncover a secret locked in the
mind of a disturbed young woman… a secret she vows
she’ll never tell. |
| “Hide
the welcome mat, pull the blinds and take the phone off
the hook, because you’ll be dead to the world from
the very first page of Don’t Say A Word.” New
York Daily News. |
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A
chance encounter on a lonely Manhattan street. A heartbroken
jazzman and a mysterious woman on the run. A single
night of intense lovemaking that spirals into obsession…
Saxophonist Lonnie Blake wants only to set his eyes—and
his hands—and his lips—on Carol Dodson again.
But Carol is not what she seems. Apparently a lost soul
of the streets, she is in fact the lone guardian of
an incredible secret and the desperately resourceful
prey of an unstoppable hunt. And Lonnie’s obsession
with her is about to lead him into a lightning-fast,
kill-or-be-killed race with a gang of international
killers intent on tracking Carol down.
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| “A
brilliantly conceived page turner.” People Magazine |
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“Maybe
if I had loved her less, there would’ve been no
murder.”
Psychiatrist Cal Bradley’s perfect marriage is
about Cal Bradley’s marriage is about to become
a dark territory of secrets and sudden death. And before
he can face the truth, he’s going to have to choose—between
everything he believes is right and everything he loves.
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A
modern re-invention of the classic English ghost story.
Horror movie producer Richard Storm comes to England on
a mission: to find evidence that the human spirit lives
on after death. Linking up with Harper Albright, an eccentric
pipe-smoking old woman who runs a magazine devoted to
the paranormal, he begins an attempt to uncover the truth
behind a series of classic ghost stories.
But Storm’s nightmares are about to step down off
the screen into real life. He’s about to begin a
journey through his deepest passions and his darkest fears,
through a love stronger than death to a mystery older
than time, down a path formed by the classic tales themselves
into the very heart of the uncanny. |
| "Klavan
pulls out all the stops . . . .The suspense is high, the
fun factor higher." --Publishers Weekly |
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It’s
Halloween morning, and Nancy Kincaid is about to discover
that she’s disappeared. When she walks into her office
at one of New York City’s top law firms, no one recognizes
her. In fact, her co-workers threaten to call the police
if she doesn’t get out.
Soon, she’s alone on the streets of Manhattan, searching
desperately for the life that’s been pulled out from
under her. She has only one clue: a weird, insistent little
voice whispering in her ear that someone is going to be
murdered tonight—and she’s got to find out who
it is by eight o’clock, the Animal Hour. |
| “Andrew
Klavan is the most original American novelist of crime
and suspense since Cornell Woolrich.” Stephen King. |
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For
seven years, newspaper editor Sally Dawes has been locked
in a bitter battle of wits with the Sheriff of rural Auburn
County. Her quest to uncover the truth about his rise
to power has been blocked at every turn. Enter Sidney
Merriwether, a handsome stranger down on his luck who
wangles a job on Sally’s paper through family connections.
Merriwether’s not much good as a reporter but the
lonely Sally wants more from him than a day’s work.
Now, a murder threatens to blow the county apart, and
Sally and Merriwether find themselves trying to find the
truth—and tangled in their own web of lies and corruption. |
| “Klavan
is as good as they get.” Tony Hillerman. |
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