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Private, by James Patterson-
Jack is already deep into the investigation
of a multi-million dollar NFL gambling
scandal and the unsolved slayings of 18
schoolgirls when he learns of a horrific
murder close to home: his best friend's wife,
Jack's former lover, has been killed. It
nearly pushes him over the edge. Instead,
Jack pushes back and devotes all of
Private's resources to tracking down her
killer.
Jack is already deep into the investigation
of a multi-million dollar NFL gambling
scandal and the unsolved slayings of 18
schoolgirls when he learns of a horrific
murder close to home: his best friend's wife,
Jack's former lover, has been killed. It
nearly pushes him over the edge. Instead,
Jack pushes back and devotes all of
Private's resources to tracking down her
killer.
9th Judgement, by James
Patterson-
A young mother and her infant
child are ruthlessly gunned down
in the garage of a shopping mall.
There are no witnesses, and
detective Lindsay Boxer is left
with only one shred of evidence:
a cryptic message scrawled
across the windshield in
blood-red lipstick.
Patterson-
A young mother and her infant
child are ruthlessly gunned down
in the garage of a shopping mall.
There are no witnesses, and
detective Lindsay Boxer is left
with only one shred of evidence:
a cryptic message scrawled
across the windshield in
blood-red lipstick.
Fly Away Home, by
Jennifer Weiner
Written with an irresistible
blend of heartbreak and
hilarity, Fly Away Home is an
unforgettable story of a
mother and two daughters
who, after a lifetime of
distance, finally learn to find
refuge in one another.
Jennifer Weiner
Written with an irresistible
blend of heartbreak and
hilarity, Fly Away Home is an
unforgettable story of a
mother and two daughters
who, after a lifetime of
distance, finally learn to find
refuge in one another.
The Sheen on the Silk, by
Anne Perry -
Bestselling novelist Anne
Perry, the undisputed Queen
of Victorian mysteries, now
broadens her canvas with her
first major stand-alone
book—an epic historical
novel set in thirteenth-century
Constantinople, where a
woman must live a lie in her
quest to uncover the truth.
Anne Perry -
Bestselling novelist Anne
Perry, the undisputed Queen
of Victorian mysteries, now
broadens her canvas with her
first major stand-alone
book—an epic historical
novel set in thirteenth-century
Constantinople, where a
woman must live a lie in her
quest to uncover the truth.
Supreme Justice, by Phillip
Margolin
Phillip Margolin returns to the
corridors of power in
Washington, D.C., with an
exciting thriller about a ghost
ship and the President's
nominee to the U.S. Supreme
Court. With nonstop action,
Supreme Justice picks up
where Executive Privilege
left off.
Margolin
Phillip Margolin returns to the
corridors of power in
Washington, D.C., with an
exciting thriller about a ghost
ship and the President's
nominee to the U.S. Supreme
Court. With nonstop action,
Supreme Justice picks up
where Executive Privilege
left off.
Heart of the Matter, by
Emily Griffin
Tessa Russo and Valerie
Anderson both live in the
same Boston suburb, but the
two have relatively little in
common aside from a fierce
love for their children. But one
night, a tragic accident causes
their lives to converge in ways
no one could have imagined.
Emily Griffin
Tessa Russo and Valerie
Anderson both live in the
same Boston suburb, but the
two have relatively little in
common aside from a fierce
love for their children. But one
night, a tragic accident causes
their lives to converge in ways
no one could have imagined.
My Name is Mary Sutter, by
Robin Oliveira
In this stunning first novel,
Mary Sutter is a brilliant,
headstrong midwife from
Albany, New York, who
dreams of becoming a
surgeon. Determined to
overcome the prejudices
against women in medicine,
Mary leaves home and travels
to Washington, D.C. to help
tend the legions of Civil War
wounded.
Robin Oliveira
In this stunning first novel,
Mary Sutter is a brilliant,
headstrong midwife from
Albany, New York, who
dreams of becoming a
surgeon. Determined to
overcome the prejudices
against women in medicine,
Mary leaves home and travels
to Washington, D.C. to help
tend the legions of Civil War
wounded.
