-
Death Comes to Pemberley - P. D. James
In a marvellous, thrilling re-creation of the world of Pride and Prejudice, P.D. James fuses her lifelong passion for the work of Jane Austen with her own great talent for writing ... -
Deadly Little Secrets - Jeanne Adams
SUMMARY: Security expert Gates Bromley's number one priority is protecting art collector Dav Gianikopolis. But when he joins forces with CIA Agent Ana Burton tracing several pieces... -
Deadly Games - Cate Noble
Eyes OnlyINTERNAL AGENCY E-MAILFROM: Rocco TaylorOctober 3, 11:50 p.m.It's the waiting I can't stand. Let me belly crawl across a minefield into an enemy stronghold. Or give m... -
Deadly Fear - Cynthia Eden
EDITORIAL REVIEW: TWO BRILLIANT AGENTS FBI Special Agent Monica Davenport has made a career out of profiling serial killers. But getting inside the twisted minds of the cruel and t... -
Dead in the Dregs_ A Babe Stern - Peter Lewis
FromRichard Wilson, a prominent wine critic, routinely makes or destroys the careers of winemakers in his popular newsletter, The Wine Maven. When he disappears after a tasting in ... -
Dead Waters - Anton Strout
Product DescriptionSimon Canderous, of the Department of Extraordinary Affairs, is used to fighting vampires and zombies. But the strange murder of a professor has everyone stumped... -
Dead Man's Folly - Agatha Christie
The mystery writer Ariadne Oliver stages a murder hunt at an annual fete and Poirot is to award the prize. Ms. Oliver proceeds to introduce the actress playing the corpse. Only she... -
Dead Man's Bones - Susan Wittig Albert
From Publishers WeeklyIn Albert's assured 14th outing for China Bayles (after 2004's A Dilly of a Death), the herbalist and ex-lawyer is worried about the effect of the poor touri.... -
Dead Man Docking - Mary Daheim
From Publishers WeeklyIn Daheim's disappointing 21st bed-and-breakfast cozy (after 2004's This Old Souse), B&B owner Judith Flynn and cousin Renie tear off to San Francisco to... -
Dead Cert - Dick Francis
Review'Fresh and exciting... very lively' Sunday Times 'As a jockey, Dick Francis was unbeatable when he got into his stride. The same is true, nowadays, of his crime writing' Dail...