| This is the first book
in a long and very popular series of novels with Lawyers as the main
characters -- lawyers who are on opposite sides of many moral/legal
issues.
The series focus is on a developing relationship
between Butch and Marlene, so this could be termed Intimate
Adventure.
But for writers, the point to notice is that
Tanenbaum is a writer who is also a Lawyer who sees the
"system" is not working. This book/series could be a
model for you if you have an issue to discuss which is important to
you. |
No Lesser Plea
by Robert
K. Tanenbaum
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Black
Tiger
by Robert Brace
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List Price:
$7.50
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This Feb
2005 Berkley release was not described on amazon.com as of Oct. 2004,
and appears to be from a new byline. What a mystery in
itself.
Take a
look at this one -- if it's a first sale by a new author, writers
will find it well worth studying. |
| If you haven't discovered
Janet Kagan, you're in for a treat and a half.
This is Intrigue, yes, but it's also set on another
planet where humans are trying to colonize and exploit an environment
they have only begun to understand.
Mystery and Intrigue with interstellar implications
-- and all very real. |
Hellspark
by Janet
Kagan
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Fire
Flight : A Novel
by John
Nance (Author)
Check today's discount. This is about a pilot
fighting forest fire from the air -- who discovers his plane has not
been maintained. Who to blame? |
Fear
Itself : A Novel
by Jonathan Nasaw (Author)
People with phobias are dying of fear -- is there
a serial killer loose, or is the accuser paranoid too? |
| This is
Littell at the top of his form, constructing a tale of espionage and
counterespionage that reveals the dirty tricks and dangerous secrets
concerning the subjects he knows intimately - The CIA and American
history, past and present.
At the center of Littell's plot is an elite plan, so secret and so
dangerous that its existence is known only to a tiny group of
specialists within the CIA headquarters. There is virtually no paper
trail - but, somehow, the plan has sprung a leak. The plotters most
urgently trace it - or more
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The
Defection of A. J. Lewinter: A Novel of Duplicity by Robert Littell
List Price:
$24.95
ASSIGNMENT: read the rest of the description of
this book, then OUTLINE (see Workshop posts on
how) your own novel that would fit that blurb -- THEN read this book,
take notes, study it carefully. |
The
Haunted Air
by F. Paul Wilson (Author)
List Price:
$24.95
Few authors are as consistent craftsmen as F. Paul
Wilson. Buy his books with confidence.
check today's bargain price. |
Jack is
back, for 2002. F. Paul Wilson's engaging, self-employed, off-the-books
fixer, Repairman Jack, returns for another intense, action-packed
adventure just a little over the border into the weird, in The
Haunted Air. First introduced years ago in the bestseller The
Tomb, Jack has been the hero of a series of exciting novels set in more |
Editorial Reviews
Book Description
Parker's back in jail, but not just any old jail; it's
the correctional center, where people without bail wait before and during
their trial. So Parker's first order of business is to build a network
among these cons and break on through to the other side. Once out,
more
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Breakout
by Richard
Stark
List Price: $23.95
SEE BELOW - Stark is a very popular
writer
Richard Stark, who is also Mystery Writers of
America Grand Master Donald E. Westlake, lives in upstate New York. |
Frequency
(2000)
List Price: $14.98
But check our price.

Rated: 
Starring: Dennis
Quaid, James
Caviezel, et al.
Director: Gregory
Hoblit
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Amazon.com
Frequency is really two different--though inextricably
linked--movies. First, the emotional drama of a father and son reunited
after 30 years of separation. Then there's a science fiction thriller,
in which a couple of chance solar storms, occurring exactly 30 years
apart, can provide the agency through which the father and son can
communicate using the very same ham radio in parallel time frames of
1969 and 1999. The son is John Sullivan (Jim Caviezel), a cop, and his
father is Frank (Dennis Quaid), a firefighter who died on the job when
John was 6, which just happens to be tomorrow for Frank when he and his
now-adult son begin talking across time. |
| Penzler
Pick, January
2001: The thrillers of Alan Furst usually take place in the dark
days preceding World War II, but while the main participants in that war
are of course portrayed, Britain, France, Germany, and the United States
do not usually star in Furst's novels. He prefers instead to focus his
stories on the citizens of those countries whose allegiances and roles
in that particular theater of operations are much more contradictory and
conflicted. |
Kingdom
of Shadows
by Alan
Furst
List Price: $24.95
Kingdom of Shadows is set in Paris during 1938 and
1939. It is unclear at that time what the fate of Hungary will be if
Hitler has his way, but a small group of expatriates would like to
insure that events turn out in their country's favor. |
Firebreak
by Richard
Stark
List Price: $23.95
But see our discounts -- and deals on shipping! About
the Author
Richard Stark is also Mystery Writers of America Grand Master
Donald E. Westlake. He lives in upstate New York.
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Book Description
When the telephone rang, Parker was out in the garage killing a
man. Someone from his past had hired a soon-to-be-departed assassin-and
Parker wasn't one to give a guy a second chance. But where there's one
cockroach, a whole nest isn't far behind. Now, with one eye over his
shoulder, Parker's gotta keep focused on the project at hand: breaking
into a computer mogul's compound to retrieve some priceless, purloined
works of art. With new hit men on his tail and his cronies turning up
the heat, Parker is feeling the pressure. |