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Lana Citron - Split Milk (March)
Having limped into Chicago & embarked upon a passionate affair with sophisticated American Manfredi, Dubliner Murrey Pogue finds that distance alone cannot obliterate the pain of her past life.
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| | Martin Clark - Many Aspects Of Mobile Home Living (April)
Hung over, bitter at his estranged wife & dreading the day's docket of petty criminal cases, Judge Evers Wheeling is in need of something on the morning he's accosted by Ruth Esther English.
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Mary Higgins Clark - On The Street Where You Live (March)
Anxious to relocate after her divorce, Emily Graham decides to buy her great-grandmother's childhood home. The family sold the house in 1892,after one of Emily's great-aunts, then still a young girl, disappeared.
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| | Harlan Coben - Back Spin (May)
The boy was born & raised on the Main Line. But he vanished on Philadelphia's mean streets - last seen in a downtown cheater's hotel. For sports agent Myron Bolitar, his client, golf superstar Linda Coldren, comes first, & that means unravelling the mystery of her son's kidnapping.
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Harlan Coben - Deal Breaker (May)
Myron Bolitar had pretty much everything in life: good looks, sporting success, & a certain self-deprecating charm. Then - during a warm-up game for his first season in the NBA - his knee was busted. Now, years later, sport agents Bolitar is again poised on the cusp of real success.
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| | Harlan Coben - Drop Shot (May)
The young woman was shot dead in cold blood, dropped outside the stadium. Once, her tennis career had skyrocketed. When sports agent Myron Bolitar investigates the killing, he uncovers a connection between her & another player & a six-year-old murder.
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Harlan Coben - Fade Away (May)
The home was top-notch New Jersey suburban. The living room was Martha Stewart. The basement was Legos - & blood. For sports agent Myron Bolitar, the disappearance of a man he'd once competed against was bringing back memories.
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| | John Cole - Clouded Peace (April)
Set against the backdrop of the Northern Ireland troubles of the 1970s. A journalist's life & marriage are wrecked when his career takes him to Belfast in the position of advisor to the British government. Neglecting his wife & putting his children at risk, he courts the innermost circles of the IRA.
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Martina Cole - Faceless (May)
Eleven years ago Marie Carter was convicted of killing her two best friends. Now she is being released from prison & it's time to go home. But she has nowhere to go. Her parents have disowned her, her friends abandoned her & her kids don't want to know.
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| | Max Allen Collins - Road To Perdition (April)
Film tie-in starring Tom Hanks. Depression-era Chicago, a city riding a tide of liquor & blood, ruled by guns, graft & gangsters. At the top of the heap is Al Capone & Capone's most feared hitman is Michael O'Sullivan, known to friends & enemies alike as the "Angel of Death".
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Hugh Collins - The Licensee (May)
Set in the early 80s against the backdrop of Thatcherite rule & the violent clashes between police & miners, 'The Licensee' dives back into the Glasgow underworld. Heroin is rife. Dealers are getting rich as some officers are tempted to turn a blind eye. Sequel to 'No Smoke'.
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| | Beverly Connor - Skeleton House (March)
In an adventure fraught with modern day pirates, a hurricane, & a dead body, Lindsay Chamberlain dives for sunken treasure & attempts to solve a 440 year old murder mystery.
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Stephen Coonts - America (May)
When an experimental nuclear submarine is hijacked in broad daylight, only Admiral Jake Grafton stands between the deadly cargo & its intended target: Washington, D.C.
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| | Stephen Coonts - The Minotaur (February)
Former Vietnam pilot & air-wing commander Jake Grafton has been assigned to the Pentagon. His orders are to lead the development of the navy's new, top-secret attack plane.
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Michael Cordy - Lucifer (May)
Light divides the universe into two. Day & night. Good & evil. Life & death. Now its power, harnessed by optical computers, may be able to provide the answer to what happens to us when we die.
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| | Gareth Creer - Big Sky (January)
Jimmy's turf is a stretch of coastline in north east England, where he & his ramshackle crew live comfortably on ill-gotten gains. But the time has come for them to leave these shores & seek anonymity in Spain: before they can do this, Jimmy must pull off one last scam.
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Charles Cumming - Spy By Nature (May)
Alec Millius is a young man in a hurry. Desperate to make his mark & with the certainties of the Cold War consigned to history, he's more interested in what doing something for his country can do for him.
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| | Judith Cutler - Dying By The Book (October)
Feisty sleuth Sophie Rivers finds herself running the Birmingham Bookfest. The trouble is someone's out to sabotage it.
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Judith Cutler - Will Power (February)
DS Kate Power is back in Fraud Squad, understaffed, underfunded & under the leadership of a hostile boss, with a complex case involving the forgery of a will.
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