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1. False Memory
   by Dean Koontz
   On the heels of the critically acclaimed bestsellers "Fear Nothing" and "Seize the Night, " "America's most popular suspense novelist" ("Rolling Stone") now stuns readers with a deeply sinister and endlessly surprising tale of a rare and terrifying phobia: autophobia--fear of oneself. Hardcover.

2. Atlantis Found
   by Clive Cussler
   In this 15th novel of the series, Dirk Pitt helps out a team of anthropologists trapped in an old Colorado mine who have stumbled upon a room filled with ancient writing and a gleaming black obsidian skull. Hardcover.

3. Pop Goes the Weasel
   by James Patterson
   Dr. Alex Cross returns for another page turning thriller as he battles yet another seriel killer who has made "the game" personal for Cross. Hardcover.
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4. Hunting Badger
   by Tony Hillerman
   Navajo crimebusters Leaphorn and Chee in a novel set on the vast Navajo Reservation sprawling across Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah, and played out against the unhappy memories of an actual 1998 manhunt that produced canyon country legends of FBI bungling, but no arrest. Hardcover.

5. Saving Faith
   by David Baldacci
   In his newest novel of suspense, the bestselling author of "The Simple Truth" and "Absolute Power" presents a thrilling tale of Washington influence peddling, CIA turncoats, and uncover schemes. Hardcover.

6. Monster
   by Jonathan Kellerman
   Alex Delaware is back in a riveting and devilishly ingenious story about an asylum inmate who seems able to foresee grisly slayings. Hardcover.

7. Personal Injuries
   by Scott Turow
   A gripping new novel about greed and corruption brought to you by the international bestselling author of Presumed Innocent. Hardcover.

8. Sick Puppy: A Novel
   by Carl Hiaasen
   Litterbugs, eco-terrorists, easy politicians, greedy folk, righteous folk, a kidnapped (but cheerfully oblivious) Labrador retriever, and thousands of squashed toads--that's only a partial accounting of the characters who inhabit this unbridled and outrageously funny novel that is Hiaasen at his riotous and muckraking best! Hardcover.

9. The Lion's Game
   by Nelson DeMille
   Detective John Corey must somehow capture the world's most dangerous terrorist--a young Arab known as "The Lion"--who will stop at nothing in his quest for revenge against America for bombing Libya and killing his family. Hardcover.

10. The Talented Mr. Ripley
    by Patricia Highsmith
    Turning the mystery form inside out, Highsmith shows the terrifying abilities afforded to a man unhindered by the concept of evil. Paperback.

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