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Dimitri Karras remembers the summer of 1995 like no other. That was the summer his five-year-old son died after a bloodthirsty robber named Frank Farrow ran him over in his getaway car. Now, three years later, Karras has healed considerably thanks to therapy. But when private investigator Nick Stephanos informs Karras that the killer is back in town, Karras' anger and grief return and inspire an intense tour of revenge. Loosely based on the real-life Starbucks murders that rattled Washington, DC in 1996 and remained unsolved for three years.
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Tonight, Tina Evans dreamed that her son Danny was still alive. And when she awoke, she found a message scrawled on Danny's chalkboard: NOT DEAD. Tomorrow, Tina Evans will search for the truth about what really happened to her son. And learn that there are some things worse than death.
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Alison Hart (known as Al) is a psychic who is tormented by her spirit guide, a nasty little creature named Morris who is visible only to Al. Her life is enlivened, however, by her assistant, Colette, a divorcee who's been through the mill and who now manages the money Al earns from her career as a psychic. Together, the women buy a brand-new house and, when they move in, Morris disappears. But Al's troubles are far from over: her horrific childhood as the daughter of a prostitute comes to haunt her, first on tape and then in person, and they are being manipulated by none other than the devil himself. In her 10th novel, Hilary Mantel ventures into highly unusual territory in BEYOND BLACK, but her darkly comic outlook is deeply embedded in the story.
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The eyes of America are on lawyer Joseph Antonelli as he takes on a politically sensitive case, in the sixth legal thriller in a series. Nearly forty years ago, Thomas Stern Browning's girlfriend, Annie Malraux, fell out of a window, and the death was judged an accident. Now Browning is Vice President of the United States, and an unknown political enemy has forced a reexamination of Annie's death. Browning calls upon San Francisco attorney Joseph Antonelli, a fellow classmate at Harvard Law, to defend Jimmy Havilland, the man who also loved Annie and is now accused of her murder. Antonelli agrees, fully aware that the outcome of the case has implications that extend far beyond Browning and Havilland's individual fates.
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