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The discovery of a bricked-up skeleton in a partially demolished brownstone is a scenario straight out of Edgar Allan Poe. What makes the find more amazing is the fact that the building is actually one of Poe`s former residences. Manhattan sex crimes prosecutor Alexandra Cooper pursues the connections from the skeleton to the 19th-century writer, and to the resurgence of a long-dormant perpetrator, the Silk Stocking Rapist, who has now begun murdering his victims. This is the seventh novel in a series.
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Hiding the truth about her Jewish heritage, fiercely loyal Catholic Catherine LeVendeur hides close friend Astolabe, who has been falsely accused of murder as part of a plot to bring down his famous father and destabilize Christianity. 15,000 first printing.
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In this literary thriller, a scholarly man named Alexander Short meets a man in the New York Public Library who wants him to find a missing
curiosity --an antique French timepiece that has disappeared from his home. As Alexander is drawn into the case, he encounters a bizarre cast of characters, becomes fascinated with the arcane information he encounters, and gradually begins to suspect that there might be more to his quest than meets the eye. A New York Times Notable Book for 2001.
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In Shakespeare, Arkansas, housecleaner Lily Bard investigates the murder of a young woman whose body has been found at the local mental-health center.
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