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Michael Chabon (2007) The Yiddish Policemen's Union: A Novel. HarperCollins The "Frozen Chosen" are living in a fictitious Alaskan homeland, as once suggested by Franklin D. Roosevelt. Hard-drinking cop Meyer Landsman investigates the murder of his neighbor. Publishers Weekly called it a "murder-mystery speculative-history Jewish-identity noir chess thriller". The funniest novel of 2007 is filled with Yiddish jokes and dark humor. More... 
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Janet Evanovich (2005) Eleven on Top (A Stephanie Plum Novel). St. Martin's Press Jersey bounty hunter Stephanie Plum lives in a colorful but dangerous world of fugitives that includes everything from exploding cars to wedding preparations, foul-mouthed hookers, evil-eyed grandmas, and romantic affairs. If you like your thrillers with erotic tension and hilarious jokes this one is right for you. More... 
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Jennifer Skully (2005) Sex and the Serial Killer. HQN Books In her hilariously erotic novel Jennifer Skully tells the story of timid Roberta Jones Spivey, who transforms herself into a daring bad girl after her husband of fifteen years deserts her for his high school sweetheart. Roberta, now sexy Bobby, must choose between "bad boy" Nick Angel (alleged serial killer) and the hunky sheriff of Cottonmouth. Juicy sex scenes and witty humor in a perfect summer reading. More...
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Michael Bond (2006) Monsieur Pamplemousse and the Militant Housewives. Allison & Busby What can you expect from a story that starts with an exploding coffin at a funeral ceremony, where the main heroes are Paris Surete Inspector Monsieur Pamplemousse and his bloodhound Pommes Frittes, and a CIA agent pretending to be a cuisine chef and experimenting with a dog translator? Hilarious entertainment - especially for young adults. More...
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Janet Evanovich (2006) Twelve Sharp (A Stephanie Plum Novel). St. Martin's Press Another Stephanie Plum Novel. More...
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Kinky Friedman (2000) Greenwich Killing Time. (Originally published in 1986) Vandam Press The author is as colorful as his thrillers: Commonly known as "The Kinkster", Kinky Friedman is the lead singer of the country-and-western band "The Texas Jewboys". Kinky's first mystery is set in Greenwich Village, where the victim is found holding eleven pink roses. This delirious ride leads you into the darkest heart of Manhattan. Enjoy the wise-cracking, cigar-smoking, cat-loving sleuth. More...
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