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1: The Moon Maze Game – Larry Niven and Steven Barnes: the latest Dream Park novel from the best-selling duo.
2: The Green Hornet Casefiles – edited by Joe Gentile & Win Scott Eckert:the second collection of stories from the folks at Moonstone Press
3: The Avenger: The Justice, Inc Files – edited by Joe Gentile & Howard Hopkins: second collection of short stories of the old pulp hero from Moonstone Press.
4: Warehouse 13: A Touch of Fever – Greg Cox: the only decent show left on Syfy. And I like Greg Cox.
5: Star Trek: A Choice of Catastrophes – Michael Schuster & Steve Mollmann
6: Star Trek: Watching The Clock – Christopher L. Bennett: a novel of the Department of Temporal Investigations, those from the future who investigate all incursions on the timeline(by Kirk, Picard, and so on).
7: Savage Texas – William W. Johnstone with J. A. Johnstone: a new series featuring northerner Sam Heller, an investigator fot the Federal government, and johnny Cross, a Texan with a slightly shady past in the town of Hangtree shortly after the Civil War.
8: The Creature from Beyond Infinity(ebook) – Henry Kuttner: James Reasoner featured this one on Forgotten books. I was surprised to find it available as an ebook.
9: Bullet For One(ebook) – Brian Drake: Blame this one on Bill. It looked interesting.
10: Repo Girl Blues(ebook) – Tracy Sharp: Jeff Mariotte recently did a back and forth co-interview with this lady on their blogs and got me interested in her three Leah Ryan mysteries. A former car thief, on her first day as a repo specialist, she incurs a drug dealer’s wrath, a man tied to her own shady, though minor league compared to him, past. He’s also into white slavery and Leah is a sucker for lost causes.
11: Finding Chloe(ebook) – Tracy Sharp: an exotic dancer disappears and Leah Ryan is just the type to go looking for her.
12: Dirty Business(ebook) – Tracy Sharp: pregnant women are disappearing and the mother of one hires Leah Ryan to find her.
13: Barrone Street(ebook) – Kent Westmoreland: Burleigh Drummond ignores a voice mail from his ex-girlfriend begging for help. The next morning the police are banging on his door. She had been raped and murdered.
I think you’ll like Baronne street!
Interesting mix. Of course I don’t count those text-on-screen things as “books” but it is possible to read them, I guess.
Looking forward to that one, Charles.
Richard, I still prefer books, but i’ve come to realize there’s some interesting stuff just not available as books. There was a book I’ve been looking for for years. Low print run, extremely low, that on the used sites commanded prices reaching seventy-five and up. When it was finally released to ebook, I got it for a tenth of what I would have had to lay out for the book.
I am also surprised how the number of ebooks on your list is growing. I download them all the time, but somehow I usually end up reading print books. Maybe I will read my own when it comes out. Who knows?
Hi Randy! Thank you so much for listing the Leah books. I really appreciate it! You rock!
I’m reading REPO CHICK BLUES now and am enjoying it, Tracy.
I’m so glad you’re enjoying it. I always have fun writing Leah. She’s so much fun