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Dawn Patrol - Don Winslow
The author of The Winter of Frankie Machine (“another instant classic”—Lee Child) is back with a razor-sharp novel as cool and unbridled as its California surfer heroes, as heart-s... -
Dark star_ a novel - Alan Furst
From Publishers WeeklyFurst ( Night Soldiers ) will make his mark with this intelligent, provocative and gripping novel. In 1933, Andre Szara, a highly regarded Polish-born foreign... -
Dark Mirror - Diane Duane
FromA gripping Star Trek: The Next Generation tale hearkening back to the original TV series episode, "Mirror, Mirror." That was the one in which Captain Kirk encountered his... -
Dangerous Waters_ Modern Piracy - John Burnett
While sailing alone one night in the shipping lanes across one of the busiest waterways in the world, John Burnett was attacked by pirates. Through sheer ingenuity and a little bit... -
Dance to the Piper - Nora Roberts
EDITORIAL REVIEW: Book 2 in *The O'Hurley Collection* **A New York Times Bestseller** Though her name was up in lights, Maddy O'Hurley cared nothing for the trappings of stardom. A... -
Cruddy - Lynda Barry
SUMMARY: On a September night in 1971, a few days after getting busted for dropping two of the 127 hits of acid found in a friend's shoe, a sixteen-year-old who is grounded for a y... -
Crime beat_ a decade of coverin - Michael Connelly
SUMMARY: From #1 bestseller Michael Connelly's first career as a prizewinning crime reporter--the gripping, true stories that inspired and informed his novels. Before he became a n... -
Contact - Susan Grant
Review"Susan Grant continues her stratospheric ascent with her latest fantasy romance, combining action and romance in a gripping, thought-provoking package." —The Romance Reader -
Consider Phlebas - Iain M. Banks
SUMMARY:"Dazzlingly original." -- Daily Mail"Gripping, touching and funny." -- TLSThe war raged across the galaxy. Billions had died, billions more were doomed. Moons, plane... -
Code 61 - Donald Harstad
From Publishers WeeklyA call to a Peeping Tom incident starts Deputy Sheriff Carl Houseman on his strangest case yet in this nicely low-key but compelling page-turner. True, the Io...