Lot of 10 Mystery Books: Hardcover/Dustjackets "lots" Start Price USD 20.00 Current Price USD 20.00 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Tuesday, November 11, 2008 End Time Wednesday, December 10, 2008 Location Marietta, Georgia See more about 'Lot of 10 Mystery Books: Hardcover/Dustjackets "lots"' Description Condition of books & dustjackets: Very Good::::Hardcover::::First Editions::::Photo is of items offered::::I pack carefully and ship fast.........bc 1. Hannibal By Thomas Harris: Invite Hannibal Lecter into the palace of your mind and be invited into his mind palace. 2. Pandora's Clock by John j. Nance: Captain Holland is forced to request an emergence landing at London's Heathrow Airport. But to his surprise the air traffic controllers will not let him land in England. His passengfer has contracted a dangerous new form of influenza and that the plane must return to Germany. German officials also refuse the landing, and other European countries follow suit. 3. To The Bone by Neil Mcmahon: Convinced there's a hidden cause to Eden's death, Monks starts to delve into her past.  He soon learns that the former prom quenn was not the all-American girl she seemed to be: she was caught up in the world of pornography. Then Monks uncovers a secret that is far more frightening, other young women in D'Anton's care have wound up missing, dead, or horribly disfigured. 4. The Colonel by Patrick A. Davis: A former Air Force investigator comes out of retirement to search for a killer, only to unearth a massive government cover-up. 5. Ricochet by Ovid Demaris: Is a story of evil power and innocent powerlessness, it's about murder, money and ultimate retribution. 6. The Midnighe Partner by Bart Davis: First Came the Murder, the suicide, and the betrayal. Now the last faithful man in the suburbs is about to be tempted beyond his wildest dreams. 7. Broken Wings: John Douglas and Mark Olshaker: At first it looks like suicide. A successful man in his San Francisco Bay home, lying in his blood-soaked bed, dead by a gunshot in the mouth. But investigators combing the scene know this cas has far-reaching implications, and deceased is no ordinary corpse. The Honorable Thomas Jefferson Boyd was director of the FBI. 8. Paradise of Death by Frank Orenstein: An Ev Franklin Mystery: San Sebo was the perfect choice for this season's board meeting: lazy palm trees sway in Caribbean breezes, careless campfires dot moonlit beaches, secluded lagoons offer guests rare opportunities to just sid and so nothing, until they're killed. 9. Double Exposure by Barbar Taylor McCafferty and Beverly Taylor Herald: Three years ago photographer Crane Morgan's twin brother Lane leaped to his death after he was accused of murdering his girlfriend. With two witnesses and a DNA match, the suicide seemed like a confession, and the case was closed. Until a second person--a Louisville socialite--asks Nan and Bert to reopen the case. 10. Double Eagle By Keith Miles: It was almost pitch dark. I called out to him. "Zuke, where the hell are you?" Come on out! I urged. But there was no answer. I stood still and listened. Not a sound. When I came into a clearing, I soon realized why he had not replied. My foot kicked against a solid object that all but tripped me up. It was Zuke. Flat on his back. Something seemed to be sticking out of his chest. I knew at once that he was dead. Place a Bid!