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1 review

eReads, 2004

A classic, fun Destroyer!
When a rich, spoiled, rock star groupie gets mad and decides to testify against Daddy's illegal activities for revenge, someone puts out an "open" contract on her life. Remo and Chiun are sent to make sure she makes it to the witness stand, but surprisingly, their worst enemy is the girl herself! Usually half-stoned out of her mind, the red-headed bimbo is so busy trying to "do" her latest ...

Abracadaver (Black Dagger Crime Series)

1 review
Peter Lovesey

Chivers North America, 1994

A Nice Little Victorian Mystery
I love the characters in Lovesey's books! Thackery is a gem. You can just see him walking along in his bowler hat and black suit. This book goes into the life in the music halls that were popular in the Victorian era. Lovesey has a great sense of period, and that's what makes his books so entertaining. I am really enjoying this series. The mystery in this particular books isn't quite as ...

24 Hours

150 reviews
Greg Iles

Putnam Adult, 2000

TYPICAL CAN'T PUT IT DOWN ILES READ
I am a huge fan of Greg Iles. This book is just as fast moving, twisting and suspensful as his others. It is not as heavy and morbid as some of his books. One that you can't wait to get back to, if you can put it down! - ENJOY.

Alice Little and the Big Girl's Blouse
Maggie Gibson

Orion, 2000

100 Bullets: Once Upon a Crime (100 Bullets): Once Upon a Crime (100 Bullets): Once Upon a Crime (100 Bullets)
Brian Azzarello, Eduardo Risso

Titan Books Ltd, 2007

THE ADVENTURES OF THE SCARLET SHROUD

1 review
Chris Carney, William Carney

Lulu.com, 2007

THE SCARLET SHROUD... A NEW HERO!
I really loved this action-packed book by the Carney Brothers! It's great Pulp Hero Thrills and Chills, yet the Writer & Artist bring a style all their own, and makes you think, "Why isn't this a Comic Book as well as a Novel?"... I predict that THE SCARLET SHROUD will be the next, great Pulp Hero for the new millennium!

4th of July (Charnwood Large Print)

189 reviews
James Patterson, Maxine Paetro

Ulverscroft Large Print Books Ltd, 2006

Coming Back for More!
This series just keeps getting better and better. After just the first paragraph I couldn't put the book down. Not often do I find a book that holds my interest so intensely. With such great interaction between writer and reader the only way to get more is to read two at the same time while waiting for the next one to come "hot" off the presses. Please keep them coming. S.L. Chessor, Author of ...

As Shadows Haunting
Dinah Lampitt

Coronet Books, 1994

An Almost Perfect Murder

3 reviews
Dave Keller

BookSurge Publishing, 2001

The Monster Behind the Smile
Although it's not a perfect book, An Almost Perfect Murder presents the details of the case for those of us who couldn't attend the trial. I met Michael Franklin after his wife's death, and he told a very sad story about being a widower with a young child. Much like O.J. Simpson, Franklin was handsome, muscular, and charismatic. But this book shows his other side, which was manipulative, crafty ...

Amazing Mark in Creepstone Castle (Young Puffin Read Alone)
Scoular Anderson

Puffin Books, 1996

Amendment of Life (A Detective Inspector Sloan Mystery)

2 reviews
Catherine Aird

Chivers Audio Books, 2002

Murder in a maze!
Catherine Aird's longevity in the mystery writing genre is explained by this book. She's been writing her CD Sloan mysteries for years, and in this, her most recent addition to the series, she still has all her skills intact. She write mysteries that intelligent, erudite and slyly funny. In this one a body of a woman is found dead in front of a statue right smack in the middle of a maze. ...

The American System of Criminal Justice (Law and Criminal Justice System)
Geoffrey P. Alpert

Sage Publications, Inc, 1984

The criminal justice system in the United States is best described as a system of related, but not necessarily co-ordinated, agencies. Accountable to different branches of government and having different goals, they may even work to the detriment of each other. Alpert looks at the links between the parts of the system and analyzes their relationships. He warns that criminal justice in America will slow down or stop if the various components do ...

Aliens of Transylvania County

3 reviews
Patrick Bone

Overmountain Press, 2002

enjoyable coming of age science fiction tale
In the Appalachian Mountains, in a Transylvania County here is a legend that very few people today believe is based on a truth. The myth states that parents shouldn't let their children out at night, especially on the eve of the full moon. In 1956, high school senior Chester believes there are vampiric space aliens up on Devil's Mountain and doesn't intend to be there after dark. His ...

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