St Martins Pr. 02/01/2000. 251 pgs. A suspenseful courtroom drama unravels the mystery behind the the death of 78-year-old British war hero, David Trelawney. On trial for his alleged murder is 77-year-old Jonathan Playfair, a Knight of the Realm, a former Judge of the High Court, and David's best friend. Through Jonathan's defense, readers get a descriptive, albeit one-sided, view of their 50-year friendship, beginning with their initial camaraderie while fighting against the Germans in North Africa and ending with their final meeting at David's sickbed, where shortly thereafter he was found dead. Highlighting Jonathan's flashbacks are asides from the bit players--the forlorn trial judge, the young prosecutor, and the high-powered defense lawyer--all of which add even more depth and complexity to this psychological whodunit. Originally published at $22.95 You save 94% off the cover price!

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Ballantine Books. 06/01/2003. Reprint. A translator named Dominique, fluent in seven languages, is at a medical conference when she overhears the news of a possible cure for HIV--a discovery that is supposed to remain a secret. Dominique, whose best friend is dying of AIDS, is unsure whether or not to reveal what she knows--and at the same time, she becomes involved with the doctor who is behind the cure. Questions of loyalty and ethics arise in this literary novel of romantic suspense. Originally published at $13.95 You save 86% off the cover price!

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Farrar Straus & Giroux. 09/01/1999. 403 pgs. When the FBI nabs Robbie Feaver, a failed actor turned philandering lawyer who has been paying off various Kindle County judges to rule in his favor, Robbie's life is placed on the bargaining table. In order to dodge the consequences, he must use his dramatic flair to blackmail the judges into testifying against the man the Feds are really after: Brendan Tuohey, presiding judge of the superior court's common law claims division. But even more complications reside outside the courtroom. Robbie, though known for giving in to extramarital temptations, is grieving the slow demise of his beloved wife, who is suffering from Lou Gehrig's disease. Meanwhile, Robbie's best friend's (who happens to be Tuohey's nephew) involvement in the conspiracy is causing him to question his decision to save his own skin. Danger abounds in this legal thriller, as do probing observations of legal ethics and the moral issues surrounding undercover work. An Entertainment Weekly Best Book of 1999. Originally published at $27.00 You save 96% off the cover price!

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Ballantine Books. 08/01/2000. Large Print. 615 pgs. Determined to become Charleston's next district attorney, southern gentleman Hammond Cross jumps when he is called upon to prosecute the highly publicized murder of local real estate tycoon Lute Pettijohn. Little does Hammond know, however, that his ticket to the top may come at an impossible price. While a host of people, including his best friend, are busily plotting his downfall, the woman he loves happens to be his prime suspect in the murder trial. Hammond must now choose between love and justice--and then cope with the murderous consequences. Originally published at $14.95 You save 93% off the cover price!

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Random House Inc. 04/01/2003. Reprint. 413 pgs. Carrie Bell has led a remarkably stable existence in her Wisconsin home town: life is good and, perhaps more important, life doesn't change. Then her longtime fiancé is involved in an accident that leaves him paralyzed, and not only Carrie's life but her way of thinking about it changes drastically, and she knows that what she needs is to escape the future that threatens to trap her forever. A New York Times Notable Book for 2002. Originally published at $14.95 You save 90% off the cover price!

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Harpercollins. 11/01/2001. 352 pgs. Lila's surgeon-husband Jack has endured racial taunting from a white man in town. When the man has a heart attack during one such episode, Jack refuses to come to his aid. The novel turns on the moral question involved, and on the very public aftermath of the event. Originally published at $14.00 You save 86% off the cover price!

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Houghton Mifflin. 06/01/2003. 432 pgs. A Seattle physician named Henry Moss accidentally stumbles on what looks like the "cure" for the horrifying Hickman Syndrome--the genetically-triggered premature aging process that turns children into old people. Then Moss must deal with the ethical dilemmas it carries with it. His wife, Ilse, has her own personal dilemma, and his teenage daughter and son are struggling with the vivid and compelling problems that go with the territory as the 20th century comes to an end. A New York Times Notable Book for 2003. Originally published at $24.00 You save 96% off the cover price!

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Warner Books Inc. 04/01/1989. Reprint. The second installment in the Xenogenesis trilogy takes place 30 years after the previous volume, DAWN. The alien Oankali have cleansed the Earth from the devastation wrought by nuclear war, and have biologically altered the surviving humans so that they can only have children by interbreeding with the Oankali. Those who resist remain childless. A village of such resisters takes in the kidnapped Akin, the half-human, half-Oankali son of Lilith Iyapo (DAWN’S protagonist). Although only a toddler, Akin is extraordinarily intelligent, perceptive, and very verbal. While longing for his true family, he nevertheless develops an immense compassion for the childless resisters, and determines to help them find a more fulfilling life. Originally published at $5.50 You save 64% off the cover price!

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Replica Books. 09/01/1999. 322 pgs. When Max Menuchen, a respected professor of biblical studies at the Harvard Divinity School, discovers that Marcellus Prandus, the Nazi captain who led a vicious massacre upon his family 50 years ago, is lying on his deathbed in the United States, he embarks on a campaign for revenge. But how can any act of vengeance, whether incarceration or murder, equal the agony and despair caused by Marcellus and his heartless cronies? And how will Max's vengeance--though morally sound according to Jewish law--stand up before a secular court? Enter Abe Ringel, an old friend and defense attorney who sets out on a selfless quest to exonerate Max. Originally published at $28.00 You save 95% off the cover price!

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Bantam Books. 08/01/2000. 381 pgs. Told from the point of view of Bridgett Logan, Atticus Kodiak's amore in Greg Rucka's previous novels, this book finds the young, beautiful, and at times self-destructive private investigator trapped in a serious moral dilemma. Ten years ago, friend Lisa Schoof saved the then heroin-addicted Bridgett from suicide. Now Lisa, herself a former junkie, would like Bridgett to repay her by killing a drug dealing pimp bent on either retrieving the money Lisa owes him or indenturing her to a life of prostitution. The determined hoodlum has already threatened the life of Lisa's young son, Gabriel. Bridgett must now decide if Lisa's price for saving her life is too high. Originally published at $6.99 You save 72% off the cover price!

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Pocket Books. 05/01/2001. The first book in a new series introduces readers to Marie Lightfoot, a writer who has made her fortune by researching sensational murder trials and transforming them into best-sellers. Her latest project involves the trial of alleged kidnapper and murderer, Ray Raintree. Upon receiving a guilty verdict, Ray wreaks havoc in the courtroom, is shot by a frightened judge, and flees from the scene, igniting a suspenseful manhunt along Florida's Intercoastal highway. Marie, in the meantime, investigates the convict's life and finds that Ray might possibly be Johnny Kepler, who was abducted from his Kansas home 22 years ago and never found. According to a local deputy, young Johnny had an imaginary playmate he called Ray Raintree. As Marie digs deeper into Johnny/Ray's disturbing life, she soon finds herself sympathizing with this dangerous villain. Her struggles over this moral dilemma not only come between her relationship with black state attorney Franklin DeWeese, but they also throw a wrench in what was sure to be her next literary success. Originally published at $6.99 You save 77% off the cover price!

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Consortium Book Sales & Dist. 09/01/2001. A turn-of-the-20th-century novel about a pair of lovers who, though married to others, remain devoted--but must bear the burdens of guilt and frustration. Originally published at $14.95 You save 93% off the cover price!

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Simon & Schuster. 10/01/2000. An Atlanta male strip club called Club Obsession is the nucleus of this novel about a group of African American men and women struggling to embrace their dreams and desires in a world of adult responsibilities and moral codes. Originally published at $14.00 You save 87% off the cover price!

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Hyperion Books. 12/01/2001. 247 pgs. Linh, the wife of a Vietnamese journalist, learns that her husband is a tool of the state, and leaves him. He has an affair with a bohemian writer; she falls in love with a married artist. As a result of his experiences, the journalist finds an untapped vein of integrity in himself, but his moral conversion fails to restore his estranged wife. This first novel by a Vietnamese dissident is meant to reveal the corruption of life in Vietnam after the war. Originally published at $23.95 You save 96% off the cover price!

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Berkley Pub Group. 10/26/2004. Reprint. 493 pgs. A team of humans works to save an alien civilization from destruction by an energy cloud. The kicker is that the aliens must be kept ignorant of their rescuers, so that their civilization can continue to develop naturally, without interference. Originally published at $7.99 You save 87% off the cover price!

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Bantam Dell Pub Group. 10/18/2005. 401 pgs. A. Scott Fenney clawed his way up from poverty to a prosperous and successful life as a lawyer at a top Dallas firm, sacrificing his integrity in the process. This debut legal thriller offers its protagonist a chance to win it back. A judge forces Fenney to take on a pro bono case, defending a heroin-addicted prostitute accused of murdering the bad-seed son of a prominent Texas politician. Naturally, there is more to the case than first appears, and Fenney must decide what he values more--his posh lifestyle or seeing justice done. Originally published at $19.95 You save 95% off the cover price!

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