A debut novel and paperback original are represented along with a crew
of veteran
Mystery & Thriller authors
in our favorite titles of 2005, topped by our No. 1 pick,
Two Trains
Running by Andrew Vachss. See more editors' picks and customers'
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Amazon.com Review Amazon.com Exclusive Content Justice, Rage, Retribution & Vachss Best known for his series about Burke, a career criminal with a uniquely larcenous family, Andrew Vachss has penned a standalone novel sure ...
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From Bookmarks Magazine Jess Walter, who steps back in history for his third novel, brings back an "utterly inventive" tale of crime and politics (...
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Amazon.com Review Best-selling author Michael Connelly, whose character-driven literary mysteries have earned him a wide following, breaks from the gate in the over-crowded field of legal thrillers and leaves every other contender from Grisham to Turow in the dust with this...
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Amazon.com Review "This is not my kind of job, man," Montana private eye C.W. Sughrue insists when his psychiatrist pal, Dr. William "Mac" MacKinderick, asks him to find out who surreptitiously duplicated minidisks containing his conversations with seven long-term analysis ...
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Amazon.com Review "A city that forgets its murder victims is a city lost. This is where we don't forget," Detective Hieronymus "Harry" Bosch is told by his new boss, as he ends a three-year retirement and rejoins the Los Angeles Police Department at the start of ...
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From Publishers Weekly A. Scott Fenney, the hotshot young Dallas attorney of Gimenez's debut, has a beautiful house, an idle, social-climbing wife and a spoiled daughter; his most lucrative client is local magnate Tom Dibrell, whom he regularly rescues from sexual harassment sui...
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From Publishers Weekly Starred Review. Superb writing and a throbbing pace lift two-time Edgar-winner Burke's powerful, many-layered 14th Dave Robicheaux novel (after 2003's Last Car to Elysian Fields), which involves venal and arrogant members of a wealthy family that can trace its lineage to fifth-century France as well as the machinations of ...
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