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Rae Newborn, a gifted furniture maker, travels to the tiny, uninhabited island of Folly, off the coast of Washington State. There, she plans on rebuilding her great-uncle Desmond's house. Her real purpose, however, is to try to recover from the copious amounts of tragedy that have flooded her life. Once on the island, Rae makes an extremely creepy discovery: she's not alone. Someone (or something) is stalking her.
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Train is a black golf caddy with a real knack for the game. Unjustly accused of participating in a sadistic crime, he is fired from his job at a Beverly Hills golf club. Hired by an L.A. police detective to help him get revenge on a golf-related gambling ring, Train finds himself increasingly enmeshed in the violence and hatred that are the true underpinnings of the noir-ish underbelly of L.A. and environs. A New York Times Notable Book for 2003.
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The world of Daisy Perika ia a realm of shadows, omens, and restless spirits. In tribal policeman Charlie Moon's world, good and evil manifest themselves in more explainable, human ways. Yet the irascible old Ute shaman and her huge, good-natured nephew inhabit the same hard and lonely Colorado country. And now the parched earth has yielded up the remains of a gargantuan prehistoric beast on the site of a failed dude ranch--a find of enormous scientific importance that is attracting the attention of a wide variety of inividuals, some eminent and seemingly scrupulous...other obviously neither. Moon is also curious about the strange old bones. For things this ancient and rare have been known to inspire malevolent deeds in the past, including avarice, lies...and murder. And all it takes is one mysterious disappearance and one very suspicious death to convince Charlie Moon that his greatest fears have just been realized.
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Hollywood's newest wunderkind, director Peter Alan Nelsen, hires private eye Elvis Cole to track down the airhead wife and infant child Nelsen abandoned on his way to the top. Reprint. NYT.
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