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This standalone historical thriller by the author of the Lincoln Rhyme series pits a mobster against the Third Reich. The government sets a trap for Paul Schumann, a German-American hitman for the mob, and once Paul springs it, offers him a choice: prison or the chance to do what he does best, but for Uncle Sam this time. Posing as a journalist covering the 1936 Olympics, Paul must kill Colonel Reinhard Ernst, the man responsible for rearming Hitler's Germany. But with both the Nazis and the Berlin police on his trail, will Paul be able to successfully carry out his mission?
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Museum director Eugenia Swift travels to Frog Cove Island in the Pacific Northwest to catalog a collection bequeathed to her by Adam Daventry. Private detective Cyrus Chandler Colfax tags along, hired by an insurance company to certify that Daventry's death was indeed accidental. Both Eugenia and Cyrus have secret agendas for the trip which they're dead set on following. Only, love might get in their way.
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In this technothriller by cyberpunk SF writer Bruce Sterling, a geek becomes a soldier in the war against virtual terrorism. After 9/11, Derek Van Vanderveer leaves his lucrative career at dot-com to help the US government defend its computer systems from cybernetic terrorism. But when Van in fact discovers a serious threat to US security, he must become much more than a computer whiz: he must become a spy.
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In Cormac McCarthy`s ninth novel, his first in seven years, Llewellyn Moss, a hunter in McCarthy`s Texas border country, happens upon $2 million in cash and a small fortune in heroin (as well as a heap of dead bodies), takes the money and drugs, and goes into hiding. This sets in motion a chain of events revolving around Sheriff Bell--the book`s true hero, and a brooding, introspective man haunted by the human capacity for evil (and by the ambiguities of his own life). The cast of characters also includes a completely amoral thief and murderer on the run after a prison escape, and the drug lord who is trying to track down his missing millions. McCarthy`s blood-soaked saga is both a compelling adventure story and a diatribe against the horrors of the drug trade.
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