Martin H. Greenberg

Edward Gorman

Professor Martin Greenberg

A short story collection including works from: Joyce Carol Oates, Michael Connelly, Laura Lippman, Tom Piccirilli, John Harvey, T. Jefferson Parker, Megan Abbott, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Charlaine Harris, Robert S. Levinson, Doug Allyn, Noreen Ayres, Charles Ardai, Martin Edwards, Bill Pronzini, Steve Hockensmith, Dominique Mainard, Peter Robinson, Brett Battles, Sean Chercover, David Edgerly Gates, Nancy Pickard, Patricia Abbott, Scott Phillips, Bill Crider, Gary Phillips, Norman Partridge, Martin Limon, and Jeremiah Healy

And 27 More of the Year's Finest Crime and Mystery Stories

Between the Dark and the Daylight

Stephen King

Clive Barker

Peter Straub

Brian James Freeman

Norman Partridge

Jack Ketchum

Steve Rasnic Tem

Bentley Little

Ronald Kelly

Brand new stories by Stephen King, Clive Barker, Peter Straub, Jack Ketchum, Bentley Little, Ed Gorman, and many others!

Turn Down the Lights

The servants of twilight

Lee Server

A compendium of articles and interviews about film noir and its spin-offs--novels, TV and radio shows, and comic books--pays homage to the leading actors and writers of the genre and includes an essay by Stephen King. Original. 20,000 first printing.

The Big Book of Noir

Dean Ray Koontz

When Victor's latest creations, an army of engineered killers set loose in modern-day New Orleans, begin to exceed his expectations and exhibit logistical and analytical skills, he plans to eliminate the entire race, a plan that backfires into humankind's ultimate nightmare. Original.

City of night. Book two

Dean Koontz's Frankenstein

Martin Harry Greenberg

Presented are nineteen lively and entertaining brand-new tales of mystery and suspense from modern master, inspired by the cat.

Cat Crimes I

A collection of short horror stories includes the works of F. Paul Wilson, Charles de Lint, Clive Barker, Katherine Ramsland, and Ray Bradbury

Night Screams

The Eurynome Code

Black Dawn

Includes an interview with Koontz, evaluations of film versions of his novels, excerpts from some of his writings, and an annotated bibliography of his novels

The Dean Koontz Companion

The annual that has included the likes of Joyce Carol Oates and Max Allan Collins is back with another array of traditional mysteries and tales of crime and suspense from its usual roster of luminaries. Besides presenting twenty of the year's finest crime and mystery stories, from Sharan Newman and James W. Hall to Anne Perry and Jeffery Deaver, The Deadly Bride is also the only annual to feature a roundup of the year in mystery. This invaluable overview includes everything the true fan needs to know about the year in crime and mystery, from a comprehensive list of award-winners and essays on the state of the art to obituaries and an annotated bibiliography of the year's releases.

Volume II

The Deadly Bride and 21 of the Year's Finest Crime and Mystery Stories

Larry Segriff

The is a colletion of seventeen stories by well-known writers who tell of winged messengers and their mysterious, magical, and sometimes startling encounters on earth.

An Anthology of Angels

Who would want to kill a beautiful young woman like Alison, and why? But whatever happened, 19-year-old Ben Tyler swore he would protect her. It hadn't been easy for Ben, the boy the other kids harassed. But then Ben found Alison and at last things were going his way. Until the day he learns a secret so ugly that his entire life is changed forever.

Black River Falls

An acclaimed author of Westerns takes aim at his most exciting adventure. Powerful Jeremiah Belden was gunning for Evelyn, the beautiful woman he blamed for his son's death. The only man standing in his way was Mitch Coldwell, the legendary sharpshooter determined to save his name--and Evelyn's life.

The Sharpshooter

Bill Munster

Bounty seeker Leo Guild tracks a mountain man who may or may not be involved in a bank robbery.

Death Ground

Sam McCain, an impoverished young lawyer in 1950s Iowa, is summoned from his grief over the death of Buddy Holly to investigate an uxoricide

A Mystery

The Day the Music Died

Dark Moon

A murder in the heart of 1950s Iowa entangles a love-struck Sam McCain in an investigation that could stir up trouble in the wake of Nikita Kruschev's upcoming visit to the state.

Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?

The morning of 4 February 1959 brought bad news for Sam McCain, rock and roll fan, for his musical idol, Buddy Holly, had perished in a plane crash. But the day also brought bad news that hit closer to home in Sam's small Iowa town: a local couple was dead, too - in an apparent murder-suicide with some disturbing loose ends. For Sam McCain, P.I. and lawyer, that means an investigation. And McCain is about to find that behind the white picket fences of Black River Falls, there's a flip side to the American dream...

CELEBRATE THE HOLIDAYS WITH FAMILY AND FELINES In these nineteen original tail-twitching tales of mystery, cats from Maine coon to Scottish fold, tabby to Siamese, white Persian to calico crack all manner of holiday capers. Arbor Day reminds a veterinarian how a kitten's coat cinched a murder case . . . A smart young woman at Christmas discovers that the way to an old man's inheritance is not through his heart but through his cat . . . A family Hanukkah celebration gives a sharp-eyed cop with a fondness for felines insight into blackmail and murder . . . An abused stray at Thanksgiving sends a family over the edge . . . And many more! Once again mystery fans will cheer as cats meet crime for a fur-raising showdown of deceit, detection, and a dizzying display of feline fireworks.

Edward Gorman

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