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Red Rabbit

Clancy, Tom
In early 1980's Ryan is assigned to London, help get a defector out of Russia, doesn't quite save the Pope from getting shot, as we all know!

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8/2003

The Bear And The Dragon

Clancy, Tom
Jack Ryan is now the elected president. China invades Siberia much to Russia's consternation.

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7/2001

The Teeth Of The Tiger

Clancy, Tom
Ryan Jr. retaliates against terrorists who shoot up shopping malls in the U.S.

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4/2004

Clockwork Angel

Clare, Cassandra
The Infernal Devices, Book One. Good story of magic and such in Victorian London. Prequel series to the Mortal Instruments. I don't know if I want to read any more, though.

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1/2014

I've Heard That Song Before

Clark, Mary Higgins
OK, so I read the Readers Digest Condensed version, sue me! Good story, don't know why I'm prejudiced about her books. I've read two, they were both good. Maybe it's just something about Mary...

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5/2008

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4/2011

The Lottery Winner

Clark, Mary Higgins
Six little suspense stories involving rags-to-riches Alvirah and Willy.

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5/2007

A Fall of Moondust

Clarke, Arthur C.
I read this a zillion years ago, and am so happy I read it again! This is classic, great science fiction, IMHO. A tourist tour "boat" becomes trapped under the dust in a lunar sea.

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5/2007

An Arsonit's Guide To Writers' Homes In New England

Clarke, Brock
A rather good book about a guy named Sam who just got out of prison for accidentally burning down Emily Dickinson's home, and two people with it.

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And maybe this was another reason people read: not so that they would feel less lonely, but so that other people would think they looked less lonely with a book in their hands and therefore not pity them and leave them alone.

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1/2008

The Tournament

Clarke, John
Either this book is too clever for me, or it is not. A couple good paragraphs. I am proud I stuck it out. Read 9/2004

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9/2004

A Year In The Merde

Clarke, Stephen
An Englishman takes a job in Paris to start a chain of English Tearooms. Things do not go well. Fun read!

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11/2013

Dear Mr. Henshaw

Clearly, Beverly
A boy writes to the author of a book he read. Very good. Read it before back in the eighties. MIGHT BE NICE IF I HAD SPELLED THE AUTHORS LAST NAME CORRECTLY!

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5/2006

A week in the woods

Clements, Andrew
A rich kid, new in school, goes on the annual fifth-grade camp trip. Good survival story. I really must practice using my magnesium fire-starter.

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4/2006

Things not seen

Clements, Andrew
Teenage Bobby wakes up one morning to find that he is invisible. Very good story.

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12/2006

Ready Player 1

Cline, Ernest
In 2044 gunter Wade competes in a massive virtual reality game. Crud, I meant to fix the title before I hit enter... It's supposed to be "one", not "1"!!

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3/2012

Witchlanders

Coakley, Lena
The witches protect the land from their hated neighbors, the Baen, but their power is questioned by young Ryder. A lot of yakking, but it's a pretty good story.

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An assassin's first murder is himself. He kills the man he was.--pg. 337

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10/2012

Caught

Coben, Harlan
Dan is set-up to be caught in one of those television pedophile sting operations, and when he is murdered the TV reporter tries to find out what the heck is going on. Lots of twists and turns, as usual.

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His face might be called "ferretlike," if the ferret was really ugly.(pg. 35)

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9/2010

Darkest Fear

Coben, Harlan
Myron finds out he is the father of a dying thirteen-year-old boy. His business is having problems. His dad had a heart attack. And then there is the serial killer...

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11/2009

Drop Shot

Coben, Harlan
Myron tracks down the killer of a tennis prodigy. Win sends a startling present to Frank. Myron is on again with Jess. It's all very exciting. Read in one day. LOVE THE LARGE PRINT EDITION!

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7/2007

Hold Tight

Coben, Harlan
Some psycho is killing, some kid is turning emo. And someone is sending threatening emails. Read in one sitting, till three in the morning.

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11/2008

Long Lost

Coben, Harlan
Myron is called to Paris by Terese, who is looking for her ex-husband, who is in BIG TROUBLE. Well, not so much, he is gonna be found dead. But there is trouble enough for everyone else! Win is in fine form.

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11/2009
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[Abadzis - Aiken] [Aiken - Allinghamc] [Alvarez - Angelou] [Anthony - Atkins] [Atkinson - Backman] [Backman - Balliett] [Balliett - Barnard] [Barnard - Barnes] [Barnhill - Barr] [Barr - Beanton] [Bear - Beaton] [Beaton - Beaton] [Beaton - Berendt] [Berger - Block] [Block - Block] [Block - Bonham] [Bonner - Boyle] [Brackenbury - Bruchac] [Brucker - Bujold] [Bujold - Bujold] [Bujold - Cannell] [Cannell - Card] [Card - Caunitz] [Caunitz - Charles] [Chavarria - Clancy] [Clancy - Coben] [Coben - Coleman] [Colfer - Collins] [Collins - Connelly] [Connelly - Connelly] [Connelly - Cook] [Cooper - Cornish] [Cornwell - Crais] [Crais - Crew] [Crew - Crusie] [Crusie - Cussler] [Cussler - Davidson] [Davidson - Dickinson] [Dickson - Dorsey] [Dorsey - Dorsey] [Dorsey - Duane] [Duane - Elkins] [Elkins - Evanovich] [Evanovich - Fairstein] [Fairstein - Ferber] [Ferris - Flanagan] [Flanagan - Flint] [Flint - Fournier] [Fournier - Francis] [Francis - Francis] [Francis - Freedman] [Freedman - Gaiman] [Gaiman - Geist] [Geist - Goldman] [Goldstone - Gramazio] [Granger - Graves] [Gray - Griffin] [Grimes - Grimes] [Grisham - Haddix] [Haddix - Hall] [Hall - Hallinan] [Hallinan - Harrison] [Hart - Heinlein] [Heinlein - Heley] [Heley - Henry] [Henry - Hess] [Hess - Hiaasen] [Hiaasen - Hines] [Hirahara - Holman] [Holmes - Howe] [Howe - Iversen] [Ives - Johansen] [Johansen - Kaminsky] [Kaminsky - Karr] [Karst - Kienzle] [Kienzle - Kingsolver] [Kinney - Korman] [Korman - L'Amour] [L'Engle - latham] [Laughlin - Leckie] [Leckie - Leonard] [Leonard - Lewis] [Lewis - Little] [Lobel - Lowry] [Lowry - Lynn] [M.W. - Maguire] [Maguire - Marsh] [Marshall - Mass] [Mass - McBain] [McBain - McCrumb] [McCrumb - Mcmanus] [Mcmanus - MiĆ©ville] [Mikaelsen - Moon] [Moon - Morden] [Moriarty - Muller] [Mulligan - Nimmo] [Nimmo - Norton] [Norton - O'Brian] [O'Brian - O'Nan] [O'Nan - Palmer] [Palmer - Paretsky] [Pargin - Parker] [Parker - Parker] [Parker - Patterson] [Patterson - Pears] [Pears - Perry] [Perry - Platt] [Pohl - Poyer] [Poyer - Pratchett] [Pratchett - Pratchett] [Pratchett - Pronzini] [Pronzini - Queenan] [Quinn - Raskin] [Rawlings - Reynolds] [Reynolds - Roanhorse] [Roberts - Rose] [Rose - Russell] [Russell - Sacks] [Sagan - Scalzi] [Scalzi - Scithers] [Scott - Scottoline] [Scottoline - Sheinkin] [Shelton - Silverberg] [Simak - Smith] [Smith - Spinelli] [Spinelli - Steinbeck] [Steinberg - Stracher] [Strahan - Stross] [Stross - Tapply] [Tapply - Thurber] [Thuy - Turtledove] [Turtledove - Van Draanen] [Van Draanen - Varley] [Veglahn - Watson] [Watson - Weir] [Weir - Werlin] [West - Westlake] [Westlake - Wiles] [Wiles - Wister] [Wodehouse - Woodruff] [Woods - Zevin] [Zevin - Zusak] 

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