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Nothing to Lose: A Jack Reacher Novel by Lee Child
(June 3)
Arriving in the small town of Despair, Colorado, Jack Reacher finds himself taking on an entire town as he searches for the truths behind its sinister connection to a brutal war that is killing Americans thousands of miles away.
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The Spies of Warsaw by Alan Furst
(June 3)
In 1937 Warsaw, on the eve of World War II, intelligence operatives on both sides of the forthcoming struggle wage their own espionage battle in a world of betrayal, intrigue, and abduction, including Colonel Jean-François Mercier, a decorated hero drawn into a passionate love affair with a Parisian woman of Polish heritage, a lawyer for the League of Nations.
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Vineyard Chill: A Martha's Vineyard Mystery by Philip Craig
(June 3)
A final installment of the popular series by the late author of Vineyard Stalker finds J.W.'s happy domesticity with Zee and the kids disrupted by a surprising call from a reckless old friend who needs help hiding from would-be assailants, a situation with ties to a beautiful woman's disappearance.
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Murder on Bank Street: A Gaslight Mystery by Victoria Thompson
(June 3)
Once again, widowed midwife Sarah Brandt teams up with Detective Sergeant Frank Malloy to investigate the murder of her late husband, Dr. Tom Brandt, but the shocking revelations that they discover could destroy Sarah, as well as any hopes Malloy might have in building a new future with her, in a mystery set in turn-of-the-twentieth-century New York.
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Death and Honor: An Honor Bound Novel
by W.E.B. Griffin and William E. Butterworth IV
(June 3)
Recruited by Wild Bill Donovan to set up an airline that will be an OSS front in 1943 Argentina, Marine pilot Cletus Frade monitors two German operations, including a concentration-camp smuggling ring and a Nazi protection group.
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Dyer Consequences: A Knitting Mystery by Maggie Sefton
(June 3)
Kelly Flynn's plans to renovate her recently purchased alpaca ranch are threatened by acts of sabotage targeting her new home and her local yarn shop, House of Lambspun, a situation that is complicated by the discovery of the body of a young woman, found drowned in a tub of dye in the basement of her shop, in a mystery complemented by a new knitting pattern and recipe.
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The Broken Window by Jeffery Deaver
(June 10)
Chasing down a vicious serial killer who complicates his crimes by leaving behind iron-clad evidence implicating innocent people, Lincoln Rhyme and Amelia Sachs reluctantly team up for the investigation only to find themselves rendered the killer's next targets. By the author of The Cold Moon.
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Not in the Flesh: A Wexford Novel by Ruth Rendell
(June 10)
When a man and his dog searching for truffles unearth the corpse of a man buried more than a decade earlier, Chief Inspector Wexford must piece together long-ago events to uncover the identity of the victim and the cause of his death, only to find his investigation complicated by long-hidden secrets and the discovery of another body nearby.
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The Dawn Patrol
by Don Winslow
(June 17)
Working as a P.I. to earn just enough money to support his passion for surfing, Boone Daniels is obsessed with the unsolved abduction of a young girl named Rain during his career with the San Diego police, until he is given the chance to make amends during an investigation into an insurance scam that could put him and his surfer buddies at risk. |
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Fearless Fourteen: A Stephanie Plum Novel by Janet Evanovich
(June 17)
A latest installment in the popular Stephanie Plum series places the irrepressible bounty hunter and her motley companions — including Grandma Mazur, vice captain Joe Morelli, and Bob the Dog — in a new adventure involving the Burg's premier funeral home and a family pot roast.
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TailSpin: An FBI Thriller by Catherine Coulter
(June 24)
Dispatched to the Kentucky mountains to discern the fates of a missing special agent and a doctor who is being protected by the FBI, agents Savich and Sherlock find the case further challenged by a young woman on the run and the doctor's mental deterioration. By the author of Double Take.
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