St Martins Pr. 11/01/1996. Reprint. 183 pgs. Two novellas, one of which concerns the lives of young Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland, the other of which is a historical piece about a mad priest during World War II who interferes with the lives of U.S. Navy men who are stationed in Ireland and the Irish women they are romancing. Originally published at $21.00 You save 95% off the cover price!

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St Martins Pr. 03/01/2000. 294 pgs. The Baker family goes out for a hike in the woods near their home, and in the course of the day 6-year-old Maggie disappears. Maggie has Down syndrome. Anne, her mother, feels guilt as well as grief; Luke, Maggie's older brother, goes through his own complex spiral of emotion. This wrenching novel goes beyond the usual family-disaster novels to explore profound issues of love, loss, and the particular satisfactions and difficulties of living with a handicapped child. Originally published at $23.00 You save 94% off the cover price!

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Bantam Books. 08/01/2000. Reissue. 582 pgs. Dean Koontz's latest suspense novel involves a woman and a man, each alone, each with secrets. They meet once in a bar, and suddenly they're being pursued by a frighteningly powerful agency with access to the government's information, weapons systems, and surveillance. The man who chases them does so with robotic, banal efficiency, but his prey is different from any he's encountered before--bold, tenacious, and determined not to succumb. Originally published at $7.99 You save 81% off the cover price!

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Bantam Dell Pub Group. 05/01/1998. 397 pgs. Young Gabriella Harrison knows nothing but pain at the hands of her monstrously abusive mother until her father abandons the family, and Gabbie is sent to be raised in a convent. There Gabbie learns about love from the sisters, and even decides to join the order herself--but her plans are short-lived. Gabbie falls in love with a priest who commits suicide rather than live in the secular world, and Gabbie is expelled into the streets of New York. As Gabbie attempts to create a place for herself in the outside world, she learns a great deal about life, herself, and the past that haunts her. Originally published at $25.95 You save 94% off the cover price!

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Penguin USA. 04/01/1996. Reprint. This novel explores the last days of James Whale, the director of such classic horror films as "Frankenstein" and "Bride of Frankenstein," who died under mysterious circumstances in 1957. The novel features such figures as Charles Laughton and Elizabeth Taylor as we see how Whale devised the dramatic story of his own life. Originally published at $12.95 You save 92% off the cover price!

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Bantam Dell Pub Group. 11/01/1997. 434 pgs. Set between the second and third sections of "A Canticle for Leibowitz", a millennium has past since the apocalyptic end of the 20th century. The world is governed by the constantly struggling forces of church and state, and the scattered remains of the nuclear holocaust are revered as holy shrines. A monk named Blacktooth joins with Cardinal Brownpony in an attempt to free the people from the treacherous ruling empire known as Hannegan. Originally published at $23.95 You save 92% off the cover price!

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Random House Inc. 08/01/1996. 406 pgs. After being shot in the head, Martin Blom is a victim both of blindness and of Anton's Syndrome: the conviction of a blind man that he can actually see. In the course of his wanderings in an unnamed city, Martin becomes obsessed with a woman named Nina. After she disappears, he is compelled to track down her family and delve into her history, winding up in a remote mountain village where the worlds of light and darkness, illusion and reality, become inextricably confused. Originally published at $24.00 You save 92% off the cover price!

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Dalkey Archive Pr. 03/01/1989. Reprint. A novel in the form of three plays with a preface, and a novella in which six character try to find their way through a catastrophe that is less a part of the outer world than in their minds. In "Catastrophe Practice", both the characters and the author try to move away from tragic or comic models that have dominated literature and replace it with catastrophe theory, thereby accounting for the radical discontinuities in human personalities and the sense of sudden--rather than smooth and slow--progress. Originally published at $19.95 You save 90% off the cover price!

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