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Jo Nesbø (2011) The Snowman. Knopf Publishing Group Nesbø's seventh Harry Hole novel. Not bad, but not in the same class as Stig Larsson or Henning Mankell. More... 
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James Patterson (2011) Tick Tock (Michael Bennett). Little, Brown and Company A killer is recreating the murders of famous NYC serial killers. The usual lightning-fast-paced action. Good for the morning commute on the train and a bit better than some of the other mass-produced action thrillers Patterson recently published. More... 
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Douglas Starr (2010) The Killer of Little Shepherds: A True Crime Story and the Birth of Forensic Science. Knopf Carefully researched, articulate, gripping. One of the classics in true crime. A forensic thriller. More... 
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James Lee Burke (2009) Rain Gods: A Novel. Simon & Schuster Texas sheriff Hackberry Holland is called to the burial site of nine Thai women, victims of a battle between gangs fighting among themselves for new territory. He must protect a possible witness to the massacre. Critics have nothing but praise for this fast-paced, tense, and harrowing tale. More... 
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Harlan Coben (2009) Hold Tight. Signet Mike and Tia Baye try to deal with the increasing withdrawal of their 16-year-old son, Adam, after a friend's suicide by installing a spy program on his computer. But Adam runs away and a nightmare unravels. Almost too frightening for parents! More... 
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Davis Grubb (2008) Night of the Hunter (First published in 1953). Black Mask A psychopath, masquerading as a preacher, begins a ruthless quest for ill-gotten loot, the whereabouts of which are known only by the son of a dead thief and his younger sister. This superb, suspenseful novel formed the basis of the only film ever directed by Charles Laughton, a cult classic starring Robert Mitchum. More...
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