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Scott Phillips (2001) The Ice Harvest. Ballantine Books Charlie Arglista, a crooked lawyer, is marking time before an important meeting with his shady partner, Vic Cavanaugh. The plot involves organized crime, strippers, grumpy bouncers, a serious snowstorm, and a hero with a profound drinking problem in a frigid Wichita, Kansas setting. More... 
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Colin Watson (1991) The Naked Nuns. Mandarin Inspector Purbright receives a strange cable - stating that "TWO NAKED NUNS AVAILABLE PHILADELPHIA". Featuring white slave traffic and international crime, this novel is one of Watson's best. His Inspector Purbright is the most intellectually dazzling detective in fiction and Watson's dry wit is unique among English crime fiction writers. More... 
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Janet Evanovich (2011) Smokin' Seventeen: A Stephanie Plum Novel. Bantam If you can stand the idiotic plot and the stereotypes you may like it as light summer reading. Mildy funny. More... 
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Lee Goldberg (2011) Watch Me Die. Adventures in Television Slightly idiotic security guard, turned super hero, is hired by a man to follow his wife and stumbles into a blackmail scheme. Decent story for the commuter train with lots of violence and sex. 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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