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Thrillers and Suspense March 2019
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Never Tell
by Lisa Gardner
While D. D. Warren investigates a pregnant woman's suspicious role in the murders of her father and husband, Flora draws on her own haunted past to identify an unsettling link to one of the victims.
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The Good Lie
by Tom Rosenstiel
While secretly investigating the bombing of an American military base overseas, political fixer Peter Rena and his partner, Randi Brooks, are caught in between foreign intelligence, national security and the media when their investigation is blown wide open.
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The Hiding Place
by C. J. Tudor
The thrilling second novel from the author of The Chalk Man, about a teacher with a hidden agenda who returns to settle scores at a school he once attended, only to uncover a darker secret than he could have imagined.
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Say You're Sorry
by Karen Rose
A special agent receives a vital piece of evidence on a cold case from a woman whose fighting skills helped her escape a serial killer still on the loose. By the award-winning author of Death Is Not Enough.
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The Secretary
by Renee Knight
Serving 20 years as the personal assistant to the celebrated Mina Appleton—and amassing many, many secrets—Christine Butcher, discovering that years of loyalty and discretion come with a high price, shows everyone why they should never underestimate a steadfast woman.
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Dark Water Rising
by Sharon Sala
A man and a woman who divorced after the death of their son find their paths crossing again as a tropical storm bears down on coastal Texas and news reports of escaped penitentiary inmates cause additional alarm to local residents.
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The Next to Die
by Sophie Hannah
A stand-up comedian wonders who she can trust when she anonymously receives the same token clue, a small white book, that has been found at each scene in a series of murders.
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Killer Thriller
by Lee Goldberg
A sequel to the best-selling True Fiction finds a hapless writer researching his latest action thriller in Hong Kong only to stumble on a deadly Chinese intelligence conspiracy to topple the United States.
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The Moroccan Girl
by Charles Cumming
A simple assignment for MI6 during a literary festival lands a successful novelist on the trail of a revolutionary leader who is being targeted by the world's competing intelligence services. By the best-selling author of The Trinity Six.
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Mission Critical
by Mark Greaney
Traveling on a CIA transport plane where a mysterious man in custody is being transported for a joint CIA-MI6 interrogation, Court Gentry assumes his identity as the Gray Man operative when their group is attacked by kidnapping assassins.
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