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What She Knew by Gilly Macmillan (December 2015)
What She Knewby Gilly Macmillanon Tour December 2015 Synopsis:In her enthralling debut, Gilly Macmillan explores a mother’s search for her missing...
The Searcher by Simon Toyne (Nov 1-30)
The Searcher by Simon Toyneon Tour November 1-30, 2015Synopsis:The author of the acclaimed Sanctus trilogy conjures an eerie epic of good and evil,...
Surrounded by Enemies by Bryce Zabel (Nov 2015)
Surrounded by Enemies: A Breakpoint Novelby Bryce Zabelon Tour November 1-30, 2015 Synopsis:What if Kennedy survived Dallas? President John F....
Killer Nashville Noir: Cold-Blooded (Nov 2015)
Killer Nashville NoirCold-Bloodedon Tour November 2015 Synopsis:Bestselling authors Jeffery Deaver and Anne Perry join rising stars like Dana...
Blind Shuffle by Austin Williams
Blind Shuffleby Austin Williamson Tour Nov 2 - 13, 2015Synopsis:"I wanted to take a bite out of BLIND SHUFFLE before breakfast but ended up reading...
Red Tide by Jeff Lindsay
Red Tide Jeff Lindsay on Tour Oct 26 through Nov 11, 2015Synopsis:From Jeff Lindsay, the bestselling author of the Dexter series, comes the...
Dead Letter File by George Chronis (Nov 2015)
Dead Letter FileGeorge Chronison Tour November1-30, 2015 Synopsis:The second novel from Sudetenland author George T. Chronis is a fast-paced...
Angels Sing to Rest by Chrinda Jones (Nov 2015)
Angels Sing to RestChrinda Joneson Tour November 2015Synopsis:"Angels Sing to Rest" begins where "Darkness Knows Me" left off: after the...
The Right Wrong Thing by Ellen Kirschman (Nov 2015)
The Right Wrong ThingEllen Kirschmanon Tour November 2015Synopsis:Hesitate or Respond—Either Choice Can Lead to Disaster Officer Randy Spelling had...
Bryant’s Gap by Michael E. Burge (10/12 – 11/13)
Bryant's GapMichael E. Burgeon Tour October 12 - November 13, 2015Synopsis:In 1947 postwar Chicago, mob related violence is commonplace. Nothing...





























