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- The other woman, Daniel Silva
- 56 days, Catherine Ryan Howard
- Zoo, James Patterson and Michael Ledwidge
- The guest room, a novel, Chris Bohjalian
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- The forgotten, David Baldacci
- Brother Odd, Dean Koontz
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- The rooster bar, a novel, John Grisham
- Hush little baby, a novel, R.H. Herron
- A gathering of secrets, Linda Castillo
- The good sister, Sally Hepworth
- The secrets she keeps, a novel, Michael Robotham
- Leverage in death, J. D. Robb
- The Cornwalls are gone, James Patterson and Brendan DuBois
- Old bones, Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child
- The bodies left behind, Jeffery Deaver
- Tom Clancy Enemy contact, Mike Maden
- Secluded cabin sleeps six, Lisa Unger
- The big dark sky, Dean Koontz
- Tick tock, by James Patterson and Michael Ledwidge
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- A minute to midnight, David Baldacci
- The store, James Patterson and Richard DiLallo
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- The good son, Jacquelyn Mitchard
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- The bazaar of bad dreams, stories, Stephen King
- Property of a noblewoman, a novel, Danielle Steel
- The good girl, Mary Kubica
- Gone tomorrow, a Reacher novel, Lee Child
- Sidney Sheldon's Reckless, Tilly Bagshawe
- Watching you, a novel, Lisa Jewell
- Inferno, [a novel], Dan Brown
- Two graves, Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child
- Manitou Canyon, a novel, William Kent Krueger
- The wife between us, Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen
- What doesn't kill her, a novel, Carla Norton