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Steven Robert Allen
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Boston Globe columnist Brian McGrory whips out his third taut political thriller. In Dead Line, reporter Jack Flynn is back again, this time investigating the murderous connections between a mayor's son and the theft of some valuable paintings.

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Moats won the Pulitzer Prize for his editorials supporting gay marriage. In Civil Wars, he documents in gripping and emotional detail the chronology leading up to Vermont passing the first state law allowing civil unions between gay couples.

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Arvin has crafted an intelligent legal thriller about a down-on-his-luck lawyer who, while investigating the death of an old college buddy, unveils a string of murders that are somehow connected to a famous African American opera singer.

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A failed, 40-year-old poet lives alone at his family's estate, smoking like a chimney despite the fact that he suffers from Buerger's disease, an affliction that is almost always fatal for smokers. According to advance readers, Christensen has created a peculiar but likeable antihero at odds with everyone around him. This one should be a zinger.

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