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St Martins Pr. 02/01/1998. 319 pgs. Two couples, finding their personal lives under siege from beyond the grave, consult Oona, a teenage psychic with a "gift" for speaking to the dead, who slowly learns that the problems these people face are less supernatural than psychological. Straddling the line between this world and the next one, Oona conducts a series of joint seances with both couples, and as two realities merge, threats of extreme violence becomes more and more palpable. Originally published at $23.95 You save 96% off the cover price!

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Fjord Pr. 11/01/1997. 266 pgs. It's 1978 in south-central Los Angeles, and Grace Broussard has had it with her obsessive Creole family. She's decided to divorce herself from her large and boisterously smothering family by implementing her outrageous "Ten Point Plan," which revolves around her refusal to eat her mother's gumbo. Then she'll change her name and move in with her Mexican lesbian lover. But the ghost of her late father, T-Papa, has a different plan for his youngest daughter. And through T-Papa's plan, Grace may just learn a thing or two about "Broussardness." Originally published at $14.00 You save 86% off the cover price!

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Bantam Books. 08/01/2004. 333 pgs. This paranormal thriller takes place in an alternate world very similar to our own except that a small percentage of people are born with violet eyes...and the ability to communicate with the dead. Naturally, such people--known as Violets--are in great demand when prosecuting murders, as the victims themselves serve as witnesses. When a black-masked (and therefore unidentifiable) serial killer begins targeting Violets, FBI agent Dan Atwater teams up with Violet Natalie Lindstrom on the case. Originally published at $6.99 You save 86% off the cover price!

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Harpercollins. 07/01/2004. 368 pgs. In this Regency by bestselling writer Julia Quinn, the romance between a notorious rake and a widow is hampered by their love and respect for the widow's late husband. Michael Stirling, a practiced seducer who has never allowed a woman to claim his heart, falls profoundly in love the moment he sees Francesca Bridgerton, the intended wife of his beloved cousin John, the Earl of Kilmartin. Two years later, John is dead, and Michael is the Earl. But with the memory of John standing between them, can Michael and Francesca ever find true love together? Originally published at $7.99 You save 86% off the cover price!

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St Martins Pr. 01/30/2005. 358 pgs. This psychological mystery is the third to feature former NYPD detective and current private investigator Leslie Stone, who is consumed by her obsessions and by her hallucination-driven belief that she can see ghosts. In this installment, Leslie is hired by a journalist to aid her in uncovering the secret life of James Kendrick, an old homeless man discovered frozen to death at an abandoned petting zoo, and whom both women believe to have been a child-killer. As Leslie pursues both the case and her inner demons, her relationships with her husband and daughters suffer. Originally published at $15.95 You save 94% off the cover price!

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Pub Group West. 01/15/2005. 304 pgs. A newly dead teacher, now a ghost, reviews the story of his life and reads the current thoughts of his surviving family and best friend, hoping to figure out how he died, how and why his youngest daughter Lois predeceased him, and why he's still hanging around the living. This memoir from the afterlife is another addition to the burgeoning literary subgenre of such novels, epitomized by Alice Sebold's THE LOVELY BONES. Originally published at $13.00 You save 86% off the cover price!

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Scb Distributors. 06/29/2005. 272 pgs. A small European village tucked into a black leather handbag, a convenience store with pajama-clad clerks and zombie customers, the messy divorce of a living man and a dead woman, and a rural house haunted by rabbits are some of the many sideslips away from the mundane in Kelly Link's critically acclaimed second collection of short fiction. Each story is paired with a quirky, delicately shaded black-and-white illustration by Shelley Jackson. Originally published at $24.00 You save 94% off the cover price!

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St Martins Pr. 10/01/2005. 315 pgs. This bizarre and quirky sequel to WHITE APPLES picks up not long after the previous literary fantasy left off. At the behest of Anjo, Isabelle's unearthly unborn child, Isabelle brought her lover and Anjo's father, Vincent, out of death. Unfortunately, this brave act only makes it easier for the forces of Chaos keep dragging Isabelle back into death's realm in an effort to prevent Anjo from being born and fulfilling his destiny to fight Chaos. It's up to another one of Vincent and Isabelle's dead acquaintances, Simon Hagen, to keep Isabelle out of his personal afterlife, a land populated by bus-driving octopuses, a sadistic third-grade teacher, a man made out of butter, and Simon's version of God (a polar bear named Bob). Originally published at $24.95 You save 94% off the cover price!

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Bantam Dell Pub Group. 11/29/2005. 334 pgs. One of supernatural thriller writer Dean R. Koontz's most popular heroes returns in this sequel to the bestselling ODD THOMAS. Odd, a short-order cook who talks to dead people, utilizes his unearthly abilities to locate his missing best friend, Danny, a search that ends in a ruined casino housing an implacable and deadly evil. Originally published at $27.00 You save 96% off the cover price!

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Warner Books Inc. 01/01/2006. 209 pgs. Walter Mosley takes a break from mystery writing, returning to science fiction with this allegorical fable. A wave brings with it a large number of reanimated dead people, who claim they are emissaries of a harmony-seeking life force. One of those most personally affected by this phenomenon is Errol Porter, who confronts a somewhat altered and considerably younger version of his father, who died of cancer years ago. Errol doesn't quite know how to respond to the situation, but Dr. David Wheeler, a doctor with Homeland Security, certainly does. Convinced that the wave represents a dangerous demonic invasion, Wheeler imprisons Errol and his apparent father while he works to find a way of permanently destroying the wave-beings. Originally published at $22.95 You save 91% off the cover price!

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