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Revised: October 2008

New SIGNED  First Editions
(and if you don't see it here - call or email because authors are
constantly signing their new books for us)

 
BLOCK, Lawrence Hit & Run. As you might know, Keller is a stamp collector. He returned to the hobby of his boyhood in the final chapters of HIT MAN, when he was contemplating retirement and figured he'd need a hobby. But stamp collecting ate up much of his retirement fund, so he's gone on working. But killing people is just what he does for a living. Stamp collecting is his life! SIGNED
CLELAND, Jane K.

Antiques to Die For. The author's third Josie Prescott mystery. The venue for this engaging series is the New England antique dealers world - get a great mystery and learn about the trade! SIGNED

$23.95

COFFEY, Tom Blood Alley. A new New York noir classic has just hit the stands! Tabloid journalist and shaky WWII vet Patrick Grimes becomes embroiled in the murder of a society dame in a desperate alleyway, and an ugly frame-up of the night watchman who discovers the body... great atmosphere, great writing and a **PW** starred review to boot!  SIGNED

$24.95

CRABBE, Richard

Hell's Gate. The author's third turn-of-the-(last)-century Manhattan thriller  (Suspension and The Empire of Shadows came before). Hail to the heroes of yesteryear as they battle the gangs of New York and wrestle with the city's biggest disaster prior to our own... SIGNED

$24.95

CRAIS, Robert Chasing Darkness. Elvis Cole rides again in this new crime thriller by the verging-on-venerable Crais. SIGNED

$25.95

FRENCH, Tana The Likeness. In this sequel to the author's Edgar-winning debut, In the Woods, Cassie Maddox goes undercover to find the murderer of her doppelgänger -- a woman who also bears the name that Cassie used in a prior undercover assignment with the Vice squad. Wonderful story and a fabulous sequel to one of our favorite books of 2007. SIGNED

$25.95

FURST, Alan

The Spies of Warsaw. Another fabulous read from  "America’s preeminent spy novelist" [ The New York Times ]. The setting is Warsaw, 1937 and what follows is espionage magic. SIGNED

$25.00

GRUBER, Michael

The Forgery of Venus Is there anything this guy can't write a fabulous mystery about? First we got belief systems - shamanism, formal religion and animism; then we got the creative process including a lost Shakespeare play, intellectual property rights and the law, and film fanatics (all in one novel, no less). The new one continues with the creative process but is centered on the visual arts: the paintings of Velasquez, the contemporary art scene and a soupçon of time travel. It's, again, not to be missed! **Publishers Weekly starred review**   SIGNED

$24.95

HATHAWAY, Robin

Sleight of Hand. Author's third Dr. Jo Banks mystery. The motor-cycle riding doc runs into more than her share of violence and intrigue along the back roads of Pennsylvania. SIGNED

$23.95

ISAACSON, Ken

Silent Counsel.  This is the author's first novel and a legal thriller of exceptional depth and heart! SIGNED

$24.95
PELECANOS, George The Turnaround. Superb urban noir morality tale and one of Pelecanos's best, in our humble opinion. Six young men, 3 black, 3 white, collide on a hot summer's day with tragic results. 35 years later, fate brings the survivors together again: who will make the turnaround? SIGNED $24.99

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