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  • Snow White and Rose Red

    Ed McBain

    Mass Market Paperback (Mysterious Press, Oct. 1, 1986)
    Attorney Matthew Hope takes on the case of beautiful heiress Sarah Whitaker, who is fighting court-ordered and family-supported commitment as a paranoid schizophrenic, and enters into a world of delusion and murder
  • Rumpelstiltskin

    Ed McBain

    Mass Market Paperback (Mysterious Press, Aug. 1, 1992)
    The third Matthew Hope mystery novel from the acclaimed author of the popular 87th Precinct series. What begins as an ordinary one-night-stand for attorney Matthew Hope turns into a deadly mystery when the woman--a 60's rock star trying for a comeback--is brutally murdered, and her daughter turns up missing.
  • Three Blind Mice

    Ed McBain

    Mass Market Paperback (Mysterious Press, May 1, 1991)
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  • Luthien's Gamble

    R. A. Salvatore

    Hardcover (Mysterious Pr, Feb. 1, 1996)
    The fortress city of Montfort has been liberated and restored to its true name, Caer MacDonald, but for how long? Luthien Bedwyr and his comrades - the irrepressible "highwayhalfling" Oliver deBurrows, the beautiful rebel Katerin O'Hale, the fearless half-elf Siobhan, and the dwarf leader Shuglin - have no time to celebrate. The humans, elves, and dwarfs of their peasant revolution have captured a city. Their nemesis, the demonic Wizard-King Greensparrow, has conquered most of the world.To quell the "minor riot" Greensparrow sends the smallest division of his Praetorian Guard. The eleven thousand killer cyclopian warriors vastly outnumber the defenders of Caer MacDonald.Against such impossible odds, Luthien's only advantage lies in Eriador's harsh winter; his only chance lies in rousing the fierce tribes of Eriador's wild countryside to his cause; and his only hope lies in finding the mysterious mage who once helped Luthien recover the legendary sword and cape of the Crimson Shadow.
  • aka Jane

    Maureen Tan

    (The Mysterious Press, Oct. 11, 1997)
    Plagued by memories of her lover's murder and years of grueling covert operations, British MI5 operative Jane Nichols retires to Georgia to write books, but a dangerous enemy from her past is about resurface in Savannah. A first novel. 25,000 first printing.
  • The Resurrection Man

    Charlotte MacLeod

    Paperback (Mysterious Pr, March 1, 1993)
    When Renaissance art expert Bartolo Arbalest's main client turns up dead with a spear through his chest, renowned art detective Max Bittersohn and his wife, socialite Sarah Kelling, decide to investigate
  • The Junkyard Dog

    Robert Campbell

    Paperback (Mysterious Press, March 15, 1987)
    1st Mysterious Press 1987 edition paperback fine book In stock shipped from our UK warehouse
  • The Red Carnelian

    Phyllis A. Whitney

    Paperback (Mysterious Pr, June 1, 1989)
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  • The Resurrection Man

    Charlotte Macleod

    Hardcover (Mysterious Press, March 15, 1992)
    (A Sarah Kelling and Max Bittersohn Mystery) The Countess Ouspenska, expert forger of Byzantine icons, tells Max Bittersohn that an old acquaintance, Bartolo Arbalest - aka the "Resurrection Man" - has set up an exclusive art restoration business. Meanwhile, in a series of events, valuable objets d'arts are stolen from the homes of Boston's wealthiest citizens...shortly after their owners have them restored. Then George Protherie is gored to death with an ancient spear during a burglary in which his set of solid-gold Indian ceremonial candlesticks vanishes. And it comes as no surprise to Max that all the restoration work is being done by the secretive Arbalest. As Max looks into Arbalest's background, he discovers that Protherie was guarding an array of secrets that stretch back to his days as an importer of oriental antiquities.
  • Blue Eyes

    Jerome Charyn

    Mass Market Paperback (Mysterious Press, Aug. 1, 1993)
    "Shotgun" Coen, a Jewish cop and son of Isaac Sidel, trails a high-breasted beauty named Odile, who may be caught up with a Peruvian crime family that runs white slaves to Mexico. Reprint.
  • Poor Butterfly

    Stuart M. Kaminsky

    Hardcover (Mysterious Pr, May 1, 1990)
    In 1942 San Francisco, when an operatic production of Puccini's "Madame Butterfly" is threatened by anti-Japanese sentiment and its star diva is stalked by a killer, private eye Toby Peters goes into action
  • Dead Center

    David Rosenfelt

    Hardcover (Mysterious Press, May 2, 2006)
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