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The New Jersey bounty hunter Stephanie Plum becomes a suspect when her ex-husband disappears.

A collection of the late Mattie Stepanek's poems, essays, and letters

Tyree Lincoln Smith is accused of murdering his father, a judge

2nd Chance is a novel by James Patterson, the second book in the "Women's Murder Club" series. The novel was published on December 10, 2002, by Little, Brown and Company. It was nominated for an Edgar Award for Best Novel in 2003.

Everything's Eventual is a collection of short stories by Stephen King, published in 2002. It includes fourteen stories, two of which ("Riding the Bullet" and "1408") were previously published on the Internet.

When Nan is hired to be a nanny for the wealthy Park Avenue family, she quickly realizes that she is in over her head. Nan must deal with the family's dysfunctional dynamics, as well as their overbearing mother.

Daddy's Little Girl is a 2002 novel by Mary Higgins Clark. It is the fifth book in the "Alvirah and Willy" series. The novel was published on September 3, 2002, by Simon & Schuster. It was nominated for an Edgar Award for Best Novel in 2003.

The author tells the story of a woman who is taken in by a group of Neanderthals.

In This Mountain is a 2002 novel by Jan Karon. It is the seventh book of the "Mitford Years" series. The novel was published on October 1, 2002, by Viking. It won the Christy Award for Fiction in 2003.

The author tells the story of the end times and the battle between good and evil.

Jack Ryan must stop a terrorist plot to assassinate the Pope

When a Buick 8 is left at the state police barracks in Statler, Pennsylvania, the troopers there are baffled. Curt Wilcox, the trooper who was the driver's best friend, becomes obsessed with finding out the truth about the car.

"Q" Is for Quarry is a 2002 novel by Sue Grafton. It is the seventeenth book of the "Alphabet series" (aka the "Kinsey Millhone series"). The novel was published on August 27, 2002, by Putnam. It was nominated for an Edgar Award for Best Novel in 2003.

"Answered Prayers" by Danielle Steel is a contemporary romance novel that explores themes of love, loss, and second chances. The narrative follows a woman named Samantha Taylor as she navigates the challenges of rebuilding her life after a personal tragedy. Steel's emotionally resonant storytelling and well-drawn characters contribute to a compelling tale of resilience and love.

"Four Blind Mice" by James Patterson is a crime thriller featuring detective Alex Cross. The novel follows Cross as he investigates a series of military-related murders. Patterson's fast-paced storytelling, suspenseful plot twists, and the psychological depth of the characters contribute to a gripping narrative that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.

A disillusioned intellectual becomes intrigued by the life of a small-town preacher

Left for dead after a mauling, the master tracker Hugh Glass is consumed by a singular desire for revenge; an inspiration for the 2015 film.

In this New York Times bestseller, Bishop T.D. Jakes shows readers how to identify their God-given talents and use them to achieve personal and professional fulfillment.

A Cedar Cove sheriff deals with mysterious remains, a friend\'s cancer and a broken heart.

Will Luffy\'s unexpected alliance be enough to eliminate the threat of Caesar Clown?

The story of Sammy "The Bull" Gravano, one of the most powerful members of the Gambino crime family.

The story of the men who flew the B-24 bombers during World War II

Shadow Warriors: Inside the Special Forces is a 2002 non-fiction book written by Tom Clancy with General Carl Stiner (Ret.). It is an inside look at the training and missions of the United States Army Special Forces, also known as the Green Berets. The book spent five weeks on The New York Times Best Seller list.

book description: Lucky Man is an autobiography of Michael J. Fox, actor and activist. The book chronicles Fox's life, from his early days as a child actor, to his diagnosis with Parkinson's disease, to his work as an advocate for medical research.

"Master of the Senate" by Robert A. Caro is a biography that forms part of Caro's multi-volume series on Lyndon B. Johnson. The book delves into Johnson's political career, particularly his influential role in the United States Senate. Caro's detailed research and narrative prowess offer readers an in-depth exploration of political power, ambition, and the complexities of governance.

"A Mind at a Time" by Mel Levine is a non-fiction work that explores the varied ways in which children learn. Levine, a pediatrician, outlines different cognitive strengths and weaknesses, offering insights to help parents and educators support children's individual learning styles. The book advocates for a personalized approach to education that recognizes and nurtures diverse abilities.

"The Right Words at the Right Time" edited by Marlo Thomas is an anthology of essays that features individuals sharing personal stories of profound moments and the impact of words in their lives. The collection brings together a diverse range of voices, offering readers inspirational and thought-provoking narratives.

You Cannot Be Serious is a 2002 memoir by former tennis player John McEnroe. The book was co-written with James Kaplan and published by Putnam. It spent five weeks on the New York Times Best Seller list.

"Slander" by Ann Coulter is a political book that criticizes what Coulter perceives as liberal bias in the media. The book argues that conservatives are unfairly targeted and maligned by the mainstream media. Coulter presents her viewpoints on media practices, political discourse, and the challenges faced by conservative figures in the public sphere.

Let's Roll! is the story of United Airlines Flight 93, which was hijacked on September 11, 2001, and crashed into a field in Pennsylvania.

"Journals" by Kurt Cobain is a collection of the Nirvana frontman's personal writings, drawings, and reflections. The book provides readers with insights into Cobain's thoughts, creative process, and experiences. As an autobiographical work, "Journals" offers a glimpse into the mind of a musical icon and the challenges he faced.

Bush at War is a book about the George W. Bush administration and the War on Terror

book description: The Savage Nation is an autobiographical account of Michael Savage's life and his views on a variety of political and social issues. The book also includes Savage's thoughts on the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

The story of Po Bronson, who gave up a successful career in Silicon Valley to find his true calling.

In this thriller, Sean Hannity takes on the liberal establishment, the "deep state," and the "fake news" media. When a group of terrorists hijacks a plane and crashes it into the World Trade Center, New York City is plunged into chaos. As the death toll rises and the city is plunged into darkness, the survivors must band together to find a way out. With the help of a brave cop and a street-wise teenager, they will have to fight their way through the city to safety.

How faith and dreams help us succeed, by the coach of the Indianapolis Colts.

A movie tie-in.

It\'s Joe Pike to the rescue when Elvis Cole is seized by human traffickers.

A mother tries to bring her dysfunctional family together for a final Christmas at home; winner of a 2001 National Book Award.

A high school kid inherits a shed that is a portal to another world where good and evil are at war.