David Rose, an American archaeologist working in Syria, finds a connection between a series of bizarre murders and a terrifying mission to destroy Israel that began during the final days of the Second World War

The Seventh Sanctuary

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Easterman,Daniel

Thrillers & Suspense

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Epic Deverry Series. Darkspell. Volume I I

Science Fiction & Fantasy

KERR, KATHARINE

Fantasy

A crisp clean softcover, no markings throughout:\nA senior CIA officer discovers a psychic who can somehow pinpoint the Atlantic positions of Soviet submarines under water, so setting off a covert struggle for mind control between the West and the Soviets. This espionage thriller is by the author of "Fall from Grace".

Maze

Literature & Fiction

Larry Collins

Genre Fiction

Houses without Doors

These psychic and horror fictions--seven of them short-shorts--reveals Straub at his spellbinding best. Two tales (first installments of his Blue Rose trilogy), are linked to Koko and Mystery and exactingly probe the consequences of boyhood clashes with evil. In "Blue Rose," sadistic Harry Beevers, 10, hypnotizes and destroys his younger brother; the tale leaps ahead to the ironic verdict in Harry's court-martial for wreaking atrocities in Vietnam. In the outstanding "The Juniper Tree," a novelist relives a harrowing, seductive summer when, at age seven, he was sexually molested in a movie house by drifter Stan, a seedy Alan Ladd lookalike. "The Buffalo Hunter" fastidiously chronicles the fixations of a 35-year-old who numbs his fear of women by sucking his coffee and cognac from baby bottles. In the ambitious gothic thriller/academic spoof "Mrs. God," a fatuous professor is lured to a creepy English mansion crammed with grisly secrets to research the papers of his poet ancestress; dead babies provide a subtheme. Wry and riveting, "A Short Guide to the City" fuses and parodies two genres: the self-congratulatory tourist blurb with a news alert on the "viaduct killer."

Houses Without Doors

Peter Straub

It is 1937, and in the back alleys and glittering salons of night time Europe, war is already underway as the Soviet NKVD and the Nazi Gestapo confront each other in a brilliant duel of espionage. Into the fray comes Andre Szara, foreign correspondent for Pravda and spy.

Dark Star

ALAN FURST

The Dark Descent - The Medusa In The Shield

David G. Hartwell

PUNCH LINES: 150 Years of Humorous Writing in PUNCH

Humor & Entertainment

Amanda-Jane Doran

Humor

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