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Dark Slayer - Christine Feehan
From Publishers WeeklyEven new readers daunted by 40 pages of appendixes and a two-page family tree will love the tender romance in the 20th installment of Feehan's Carpathians ser... -
Dark Ararat - Brian Stableford
From Publishers WeeklyBritish author and critic Stableford adds a fifth novel to his Emortality series (Inherit the Earth, etc.) with this heavily speculative tale that puts the "s... -
Dangerous in Diamonds - Madeline Hunter
ReviewHunter masterfully weaves a sensual web . . . Fans will be delighted --Publishers Weekly The depth of characterization and intense emotions will enthrall readers. . . t... -
Dance Dance Dance - Haruki Murakami; Alfred Birnbau
From Publishers WeeklyIn this impressive sequel to A Wild Sheep Chase , Murakami displays his talent to brilliant effect. The unnamed narrator, a muddled freelance writer, is 34 an... -
Crush - Alan Jacobson
From Publishers WeeklyIn Jacobson's addictive second Karen Vail thriller (after The 7th Victim), a serial killer spoils the FBI profiler's romantic Napa Valley vacation with boyfr.... -
Crown of Shadows - C. S. Friedman
From Publishers WeeklyThis closing volume of Friedman's Coldfire trilogy (When True Night Falls; Black Sun Rising) ably concludes one of the better fantasy series in recent memory.... -
Crossover - Michael Jan Friedman
From Publishers WeeklyVeteran Trek scribe Friedman (All Good Things...) delivers the goods again with the most interesting and ambitious novel to come from this complacent franchis... -
Crossfire - Dick Francis; Felix Francis
From Publishers WeeklyIn the enjoyable fourth and final collaboration between Francis (1920–2010) and son Felix (after Even Money), the army career of Capt. Thomas Forsyth abruptly... -
Creature - John Saul
From Publishers WeeklyThe latest horror novel from consistently bestselling Saul ( Suffer the Children ; Hellfire ) is set in Silverdale, Colo., a company-town variation on Spielbe... -
Create Dangerously - Edwidge Danticat
From Publishers WeeklyStarred Review. In order to shield our shattered collective psyche from a long history of setbacks and disillusionment... we cultivate communal and historical...