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This debut thriller by the author of the coming-of-age story ROCKET BOYS features Jack Medaris, a widowed former astronaut, who, with the help of an ingenious physicist named Isaac Perlman, devises a way for humankind to live on the moon. Problems arise, however, when Jack finds himself on the last flight of the shuttle Columbia headed for the moon with its all-female crew. There, he discovers that the financial sponsors of the project are actually Luddites who are opposed to the space flight and who are using their monetary influence to sabotage Medaris and Perlman. Getting Jack on this runaway shuttle flight is only part of their deadly plan. Now it's up to Jack to save himself, the crew, and the future of space travel.
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Jamie Swift and Max Holt are partners in a newspaper: she edits it, he`s the millionaire backer. Then two very unexpected things happen: Max is in trouble, and Jamie realizes that her feelings for him go beyond friendship. When Jamie sets out to bail Max out of a jam that could turn dangerous, she`s not about to let a phony revivalist preacher named Harlan Rawlins stand in her way--especially when she has the help of an arch-computer geek named Muffin....
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The New York Times called her a master of horror, and her harrowing, bestselling stories are chilling proof. First time together in a collection sure to shock, three national bestsellers: Weep No More, My Lady, A Cry In The Night, and Stillwatch. Even the price is thrilling!
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The ninth thriller to star ex-military cop Jack Reacher literally opens with a bang--several of them, in fact. A sniper lurks in a parking garage during rush hour and calmly picks off five people exiting an office building. Overwhelming physical evidence names the perpetrator as Gulf War veteran James Barr. Barr, now in police custody, insists on his innocence and asks to speak to Jack Reacher. Reacher seems an odd choice for a defense witness; because he`s still angry that Barr walked away scot-free from a similar incident in which he gunned down four people in Kuwait. Surprisingly, Reacher becomes convinced of Barr`s innocence; unfortunately, a jail beating has left the suspect with amnesia, making him unable to speak in his own defense.
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