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Midnight Louie, cat sleuth companion to human Temple Barr, is on the case again when mama needs a new pair of shoes. Specifically a pair of high heels decorated with crystal cats that are hidden at one of the hotels sponsoring the GROWL (Great Readers of Wonderful Literature) romance writers conference. Although Temple has her eye on those heels, the shoes take a backseat when one of the male models appearing at the conference is murdered turning Temple and Louie's skills to more serious matters.
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A tangled tale in which 17-year-old Chris Marshall murders Jenny, a girl who has been abused by her father for years, and his one true love. After meeting and having a very brief sexual relationship, Chris and Jenny are separated by extraordinary circumstances until the fateful day when the accidentally meet again.
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Joe Roper is a graduate student whose lowly origins make him antipathetic to the idea that anyone but Shakespeare himself--another lad from the working class--was the writer of the plays. When Joe stumbles on a letter that seems to be from the Bard himself in which he admits that he didn't write the plays, he knows he needs to find the truth. With a fellow graduate student--the lovely Posy Gould--he travels to London to check things out.
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In these stories, Socrates Fortlow, an ex-con, is back in Watts after serving 27 years for murdering a man and a woman in a drunken rage. Socrates collects bottles and delivers groceries for a supermarket, while contemplating the nature of morality in a society overburdened with crime, disease, racism, and poverty. Included in the Los Angels Times 100 Best Books of 1997.
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