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"O" Is For Outlaw

Grafton, Sue
Kinsey Millhone investigates the shooting of her ex-husband. Author's note says the stories take place in the 1980s.

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"We call her Dort for short."

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4/2000

N Is For Noose

Grafton, Sue
Kinsey Millhone investigates why a policeman was so stressed he had a heart attack.

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"I'm not promiscious by any stretch, but I've got your normal appetite for these things. Three, four times a week, I get the itch to go lookin' for love."

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11/1999

Q is for Quarry

Grafton, Sue
Kinsey investigates the murder of an unidentified young girl that happened by in 1969. Author reveals that it is based on a true murder and provides an address if anyone has any information.

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4/2003

The Husbands: A Novel

Gramazio, Holly
A woman discovers she has a magic attic. I enjoyed reading this very much. And it ends nicely.

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It's looking suspiciously like she's taken up hiking.

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It's not stalking; it's just research. -- Hey, the author stole that from me, I'm suing!

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She listens to "Teenage Dream"... -- The T-Rex song? The Katy Perry song? Or the IQU song?

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8/2024

Burning The Apostle

Granger, Bill
The November Man rushes to prevent an environmental extremist from burning down a nuclear power plant. I really liked the ending. So understated!

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1/1999

Hemingway's Diary

Granger, Bill
The November Man and Rita have a showdown with Colonel Ready on the Caribbean isle of St. Michel.

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10/1998

Henry McGee Is Not Dead

Granger, Bill
Well, he will be when the November Man catches up with him in Alaska, I bet!

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10/1998

League Of Terror

Granger, Bill
Henry's still not dead, but he might as well be. "Marie" kicks major butt. Did you know Patrick McGoohan (The Prisoner) played a character in the movie "Silver Streak" name Devereaux?

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10/1998

Man Who Heard Too Much

Granger, Bill
I guess Henry McGee wasn't dead...Now he and the November Man are looking for a translator who listened to the wrong tape. Introducing "Marie Dreiser".

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Interogatee: "You didn't have to break my nose." Devereaux: "Yes, I did."

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10/1998

Schism

Granger, Bill
The November Man finds out what an American missionary missing in Asia for twenty knows that is so important everybody wants him...dead!

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9/1998

The British Cross

Granger, Bill
The November Man finds out what an Irish agent missing in the Soviet Union since WWII knows that is so important everybody wants him...dead!

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9/1998

The Infant Of Prague

Granger, Bill
Religious experiences abound as the November Man searches for the link between a defecting impressario and a Czechoslovakian child actress.

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10/1998

The Last Good German

Granger, Bill
A Japanese super-crytography machine is the prize. The November Man is the target.

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1/1999

The Shattered Eye

Granger, Bill
The November Man finds out what the commie cells are up to in Paris. Good spy book!

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8/1998

The Zurich Numbers

Granger, Bill
The November Man learns of a man in Zurich who buys and sells human beings.

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9/1998

There Are No Spies

Granger, Bill
The November Man tries to find out about Nutcracker, and why there are no spies.

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9/1998

Killers Of The Flower Moon

Grann, David
Compelling story of the Osage murders during the 1920s and how the new FBI caught some of the murderers.

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4/2018

How The Hangman Lost His Heart

Grant, K. M.
A very odd romance, of sorts, involving quite-young Alice, a married hangman, Captain Ffrench (a not-as-young handsome officer), and Uncle Frank's head. A bit more gore than I expected, but a satisfactory resolve.

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12/2009

A Woman's Place

Grant, Linda
P.I Catherine Saylor investigates sexual harassment in a company. Adult themes. No kidding.

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8/1998

Blind Trust

Grant, Linda
P.I Catherine Saylor investigates a bank robbery by computer, but finds link to the Vietnam war. Adult themes. No kidding.

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8/1998
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