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Allan Sillitoe's second book, a collection of short stories, confirms the impression of some of us who think that Mr. Sillitoe is one of the best English writers of the day....He speaks, with a kind of nihilism, yet with a strange affirmation, of the native loneliness and rebellion of the purse animal self, the nodal center of life. It is the sharpening up of this voice into a clear-cut view of life that makes this new book so remarkable.
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NYPD lieutenant Eve Dalls hunts for a serial poisoner named Julianna Dunne who is preying on wealthy old men.
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A professor of philosophy risks his life to eradicate his country's institutionalized cocaine traffickers in this novel set in South America.
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Inspector Rutledge, a World War I veteran haunted (and assisted) by the ghost of a soldier whose execution he ordered, returns for an eighth dark historical mystery. In 1919, Rutledge investigates the death of Bart Hensley, a Dudlington constable shot in the back with an arrow. In the course of his probe, Rutledge unearths several cold cases while he faces the hostility of the local villagers and the growing suspicion that a stalker trailed him here from London and intends to murder him.
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A killer stalks executives from the Global News Network in this whodunit by Fox newscaster Bill O'Reilley.
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