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Kathleen Mallory was saved from the streets of New York and taken in by a police sargeant when she was ten. Fifteen years later, she too is part of the NYPD and about to embark on the case of her life--finding her father's murderer. There may not be enough superlatives to describe O'Connell's book . . . one of the top reads of the year.--Booklist.
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When geologist and amateur sleuth Emily Hansen is hired by a powerful senator to investigate the mysterious death of his daughter, Janet, the case seems simple--at first. As Em uncovers shady political maneuverings linked to the ecological consulting firm where Janet worked, and the senator himself becomes less and less available, Em starts to wonder if Janet might have been played as a pawn in her father's political battles. Could Em be the next pawn sacrificed in the senator's sinister strategy?
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Bill and Ninna Ogden have an ambiguous relationship: they're still married, but he runs the saloon in Cottonwood and lives upstairs, while his wife lives outside the town limits on a farm. Neither is a model of fidelity. Bill amuses himself with a string of dalliances, but what he really wants to do is head West and make a living as a photographer. It's not until after a few more affairs, a couple of murders, and a misguided plan by an entrepreneur to put the town on the map that Bill is able to escape, move to San Francisco, and create a new life for himself.
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Television drama becomes all too real when a guest on world-renowned entertainer Madeline Fraser's show is poisoned on air in front of millions of viewers. Now it's up to Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin to investigate.
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Jackson loses his earnings to a con man only to be saved by his twin brother, Goldy, who earns his money back by selling tickets to Harlem.
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