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Alone (Detective D.D. Warren, #1)
87 editions
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2004
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Find Her (Detective D.D. Warren, #9)
79 editions
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2016
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Love You More (Tessa Leoni, #1; Detective D.D. Warren, #5)
89 editions
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2011
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Before She Disappeared (Frankie Elkin, #1)
41 editions
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2021
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Gone (FBI Profiler, #5)
70 editions
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2006
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The Perfect Husband (FBI Profiler, #1)
86 editions
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1997
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Hide (Detective D.D. Warren, #2)
97 editions
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2007
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The Neighbor (Detective D.D. Warren, #3)
91 editions
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2009
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Live to Tell (Detective D.D. Warren, #4)
5 editions
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2010
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Catch Me (Detective D.D. Warren, #6)
84 editions
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2012
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Terrific police procedural wrapped around a terrifying assassin’s game with superb results. Never left the sofa once I started it. Can’t wait for future books in the series! | |
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One of the best books I’ve read. Ever. Starts out all nice and comfortable—cool retelling of Mulan—then begins to twist and turn into a roaring dragon of narrative and character with pretty much scorched earth results. When I finished the final page ...more | |
“You try as a parent. You love beyond reason. You fight beyond endurance. You hope beyond despair.
You never think, until the very last moment, that it still might not be enough.”
― Live to Tell
You never think, until the very last moment, that it still might not be enough.”
― Live to Tell
“Who do you love?
It's a question anyone should be able to answer. A question that defines a life, creates a future, guides most minutes of one's days. Simple, elegant encompassing.
Who do you love?”
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It's a question anyone should be able to answer. A question that defines a life, creates a future, guides most minutes of one's days. Simple, elegant encompassing.
Who do you love?”
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December 2018 Runners-Up General Poll
The books that make up this poll are the Runners-Up (second place*) from the 2018 Subgenre Polls.
*Exceptions as follows:
- The January/February selection is the 4th place runner-up since at the time the top three books were read as Group Reads.
- The April selection is the 5th place runner-up since the top three books were read as Group Reads in August and the 4th place runner-up was the winner of the July Subgenre Poll.
- The September selection is the 4th place runner-up since the third place runner-up was also the third place runner-up in November and being used as the November selection.
- The October selection is the 4th place runner-up as we selected the top three books to read with no Subgenre selection.
We ask that you only vote if you are planning on participating in our discussion should your choice win.
Which Crime, Mystery, or Thriller book would you like to read in December?
The books that make up this poll are the Runners-Up (second place*) from the 2018 Subgenre Polls.
*Exceptions as follows:
- The January/February selection is the 4th place runner-up since at the time the top three books were read as Group Reads.
- The April selection is the 5th place runner-up since the top three books were read as Group Reads in August and the 4th place runner-up was the winner of the July Subgenre Poll.
- The September selection is the 4th place runner-up since the third place runner-up was also the third place runner-up in November and being used as the November selection.
- The October selection is the 4th place runner-up as we selected the top three books to read with no Subgenre selection.
We ask that you only vote if you are planning on participating in our discussion should your choice win.
Which Crime, Mystery, or Thriller book would you like to read in December?
Dead Simple (Roy Grace, #1) (November) by Peter James
House of Leaves (October) by Mark Z. Danielewski
A Man Lay Dead (Roderick Alleyn, #1) (June) by Ngaio Marsh
The Beekeeper's Apprentice (Mary Russell, #1) (August) by Laurie R. King
I Am Not a Serial Killer (April) by Dan Wells
Night School (Roy Grace #1) (November) by Lee Child
The Shadow Land (September) by Elizabeth Kostova
Conclave (July) by Robert Harris
The Third Victim (Quincy & Rainie, #2) (May) by Lisa Gardner

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