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Mugged
in Marseilles: Deadly Identity Theft,
by Coby Derek. A
victim of identify theft suddenly discovers only the thief can
prevent his own death, and that of many other innocents at the
hands of terrorists. |
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Murder
Bone by Bone,
by Lora Roberts.
Human bones are discovered by the boys Liz Sullivan is
babysitting. Fourth of the Liz Sullivan mysteries. |
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Midnight
Intentions,
by Michele Bardsley.
Callie O'Brian was running from a brutal past, but shehadn't
run far enough. Could the cop she didn't trust protect her? |
| Murder
in the Marketplace,
by Lora Roberts. Liz Sullivan is temping at
SoftWrite and doing census interviews.
She'd met Jenifer Paston
briefly that morning at SoftWrite, and
in the evening she was there when the young woman's
body was discovered. |
| Resulting
in Death, by Lynn Fulton. Was Frederick Layton's
death due to malpractice or murder? Insurance investigator Petra
Jameson must find out before she, too, gets a dose of deadly
medicine. |
| Gold
Lust, by
Ed Mitchell. Nolen Martin discovers a huge vein of
gold. He finds himself being stalked by a huge international
mining cartel. And by the FBI. He must stay alive long enough to
file his claim. |
| Blackmail,
by Bob McElwain. Terri Delaney is a rising star in
TV news, but a blackmailer is threatening her career. She turns
to Jack Collier, PI. They're soon entangled in a vicious web
involving far more than the blackmailer alone. |
| Murder
Most Trivial, by Kathryn Lively. Murder...is
that the final answer? Norfolk high school senior Jason Greevey
seems to think so. When winning contestants from a local
restaurant's trivia contest begin turning up dead, runner-up
Jason worries that he will be the next weakest link! Determined
to beat the clock and find the killer first, Jason recruits his
friends for a citywide chase. |
| They
Who Betray,
by Bob McElwain. Initially, Eva only needs some answers
from Mark to questions about how his dad went bankrupt. When
they realize their lives are at risk because she asked them,
other questions overwhelm. |
| The
Hunt Club,
by A. C. Ellis. When a man is killed who shouldn't even
be in the U. S., Brandon begins asking cop questions. Now the
killer wants him dead. Staying alive becomes the focus of all
his being! |
| The
Lure of The Dutchman,
by Tom Geldermann. And yet another name is added to the
list of those who perished hunting for the Lost Dutchman Mine.
Kevin and Lauri, uncovering implications of staggering
proportions, find themselves being hunted! |
Gray
Farm, by A. K. Carroll.
This story is an inside look at the darker side of the glamorous
world of show horses. On a miserable March night there's a
brutal attack – the handler says it’s only a freak accident.
But soon-to-be veterinarian Victory Gray stumbles onto a
mysterious plot and a hidden secret that could destroy her
family.
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| Hidden
in Time,
by Stephanee Danielson. "How does one go about
solving a two hundred-year-old murder?" is the question
Maggie asks her husband after the remains of a 12-year-old girl
are accidentally uncovered in a small grave behind the Boucher
stables. As one family struggles to uncover the secrets of the
past, their own dark secrets are revealed and one member is
marked for death. |
| Diamondback,
by Elizabeth Dearl. When
Taylor discovers a mysterious letter among her late mother's
effects, she heads for Texas in search of her father's identity.
Small, sleepy towns don't appreciate rude awakenings, and Taylor
soon finds herself up to her neck in rattlesnakes and long-kept
secrets - a deadly combination. |
| The
Haunted Castle Mystery, by Linda
Gruber.
It was several months before rumors about vanished guests and
dead bodies branded the Phantom Diva a serial killer inside the
tourist dome on the moon. Regardless of whether the Phantom Diva
caused the deaths as rumors alleged, the rumors themselves
inevitably caused the death of the dome.
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