Harpercollins. 10/01/1999. Reissue. Seattle police detective J.P. Beaumont has a troublesome new boss, an exciting new partner, and two seemingly unrelated cases to solve in this 14th series installment. The first case pits Beau and partner Sue Danielson against an unknown arsonist responsible for the death of an elderly widow who had a habit of keeping her savings--$300,000--in an old refrigerator in her garage. The second case involves several bizarre deaths--all related to the skeleton of a Native American shaman that was possibly stolen from a sacred Quinault burial ground. Suspense aside, readers may catch up with Beau's personal life as he bravely manages to stay alcohol-free. They may also become acquainted with Sue, who is struggling with the sudden reappearance of her abusive ex-husband. Originally published at $7.99 You save 82% off the cover price!

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Putnam Pub Group. 07/01/2003. 294 pgs. In this volume in the continuing adventures of Lawrence Sander's character Archy McNally, an heir to a recently deceased millionaire's fortune, has the town of Palm Beach up in arms. No one is quite sure what to make of the dashing Lance Talbot, nor his somewhat elderly lover. Is he a scam artist, or the real heir--and why have more bodies started turning up dead since his arrival? Originally published at $24.95 You save 96% off the cover price!

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New Amer Library. 07/01/2000. Reissue. Former big city prosecutor and suspense novelist Penn Cage returns home to small town, racially conflicted Natchez, Mississippi, to grieve the death of his wife in peace. But when Cage discovers that someone is blackmailing his father, a kind, generous family doctor, he embarks on a whirlwind quest for truth that leads him to the uppermost ranks of the FBI. Originally published at $7.99 You save 87% off the cover price!

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Putnam Pub Group. 05/01/1998. 319 pgs. Anna, an artist in Manhattan, finds herself in a state of Bohemian malaise: unhappy, aimless, uninspired, and mired in routine. She tries to fill the void with an expedition to Korea, retracing her immigrant mother's journey in a pilgrimage that stirs up vivid, shocking memories of her mother, of her gilded childhood, and of her family's fall from power and influence. Originally published at $23.95 You save 92% off the cover price!

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Harpercollins. 02/01/2006. 243 pgs. The 19th-century novel THE RISE OF SILAS LAPHAM inspired this satire set in contemporary Long Island. Harry March is a cranky, misanthropic writer who lives with his talking, born-again West Highland terrier, Hector, on a tiny island off the coast of Quogue. When the construction of a new, absurdly ostentatious mansion for recent Hamptons transplant Silas Lapham brutally interrupts Harry’s peaceful existence, Harry determines to get rid of Lapham and his appalling new residence, no matter what the cost. Originally published at $23.95 You save 96% off the cover price!

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Random House Inc. 04/18/2006. 320 pgs. Wendy Wasserstein's well-heeled Manhattan women carry on in the post-9/11 era as if nothing had happened. With the exception of Francine "Frankie" Weissman, the neurotic lovelorn pediatrician who slums with the socialites, these women are more concerned with dinner party seating arrangements, bicoastal affairs, and haute couture than impending doom. But the doom finds them anyway, and the second half of the novel shatters their rarified world in the form of illness, death, and an explosion at a Starbucks. Wasserstein's comic powers are at a high gloss, her dialogue bubbles and snaps, her observations are wry and pithy, but, as with her brilliant stage plays, it’s the underlying depth of feeling, and her humanist politics, that make the novel soar. The book's tragic turn is sadly prescient. Wasserstein died shortly before the book was published. It is her first and only novel. Originally published at $23.95 You save 92% off the cover price!

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