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This fast-paced thriller finds its heroine, a newswoman named Cassie Sheridan who has made a fatal job mistake, exiled to Miami, where not only is a hurricane on the way, but a young boy she meets on the beach makes a gruesome discovery that embroils Cassie in another wrenching event, and puts her life in mortal danger.
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Are those birds on the wallpaper really flying out the window? How did the ocean liner get onto city streets? Make up your own story from the 14 thought-provoking pictures of impossible situations--or just look at them and wonder.
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Narrowly escaping an attempt on his life, former Florida state investigator Mick Stranahan wonders who wants him dead and finds suspects in a shaky plastic surgeon, a shady lawyer, and a sensational television host. Reissue.
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This mystery is the first in a critically acclaimed series featuring Commissario Guido Brunetti, a man with integrity who uses both a personal moral code and a well-developed sense of cynicism to solve crimes within the corrupt bureaucracy of Venice, Italy. The author is an American who has spent several years living in Venice. The initial case in the series concerns a famous German conductor who is poisoned between acts two and three of LA TRAVIATA. Is the murderer the grieving wife, the opera director, the soprano diva, the diva's lesbian lover...or does the key to this case lie deeper in the conductor's past? DEATH AT LA FENICE won Japan's 1991 Suntory Prize for Best Suspense Novel.
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