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Some creases in the spine, but little other sign of wear. The first of 13 Nina Reilly novels. Murder in Lake Tahoe.

Little wear. A few small chips, a couple of spine creases, and the covers each have a hinge crease parallel tot he spine. Pages are clean, quite tight and unmarked. This is the real thing, pulp fiction, a reprint from the original release in 1956. The second of 55 novels in the 87th Precinct Mystery series. A reasonable price for a fairly rare issue.

Some shallow spine creases and a crease across the upper corner of the front cover. Little other wear, with the 528 pages all clean, tight and bright. The sixth of fourteen novels in the Badge of Honor series.

Venture into Lou Boldt's Seattle as he and Daphne Matthews match wits with a multi-murderer and extortionist. Standard paperback. Some wear to the cover, front cover has two creases, spine creased and not perfectly square. Interior in very good shape. Gently read. The third of nine novels in the Boldt/Matthews series.

No dust jacket. Mild shelf wear. Deckle-edged pages are clean, tight and unmarked. Wallop was the author of 13 novels, best known for one that became the musical Damn Yankees. A scarce book.

OK, this one is new to me. My usual reference calls this genre "Urban Fantasy". Others give "Romantic Crime" or "Futuristic Suspense". Eve Dallas is a New York City cop in the not-too-distant future, just past the middle of the 21st century. OK, that's clear. Then there is the numbering. Portrait in Death is the sixteenth novel in the "In Death" series, out of fifty-three. But there are eleven novellas also within the series, so for total works in this "Urban Fantasy", this is 18th of 64. Either way, that's a lot of stories. Not to mention all the works she's published as Nora Roberts. (When does she find time to sleep?)The book itself is nice, with 354 pages, and very little wear.

Turow's first novel about lawyers and the law. Book and dust jacket in excellent condition, especially considering its age. Assigned to investigate the rape and murder of a colleague, deputy prosecutor Rusty Sabich soon finds himself a suspect.

Trade paperback. Book 4 of the Department Q series. Danish detective Carl Mørck and his assistants Assad and Rose rise from their basement exile to solve another cold case.Book is in good condition, with few blemishes. There is some curling to the front cover a crease of unknown origin, and one bent corner. Spine is creaseless and the pages are clean, tight and unmarked.

Cosmetically challenged cover through a collection of creases. (I've always been a fan of random alliteration.) Pages clean, tight, intact, 378 in total. Alex Cross novel #6. Murder, mayhem, violence galore, from a criminal mastermind who calls himself … The Mastermind.

First edition, first printing. The book shows a minor amount of shelf wear at the base of the spine. Purple paper covered boards with navy blue fabric over the spine and shiny light blue print on the spine. The dust jacket shows little wear other than a few small dents of unknown origin. The pages are clean, tight and unmarked, with just the barest beginning of foxing along the top edges. The fourteenth of sixty-five novels in the Stone Barrington series.

Nina Reilly book #12. Very little wear, almost like new. Lawyering is always suspenseful when Nina is involved.

Little wear to the book. First edition. A few minor chips around the edges of the dust jacket and one 5 mm tear on the back. Wilson's second novel, not a lot of copies out on the market.

First edition, first printing. Book shows very little wear. The pages are clean, tight and unmarked, other than a small black mark on the lower page edges. The dust jacket shows a bit of crimping along the edges. The sixteenth of thirty novels (so far) in the Stephanie Plum series. (And she's still in her 30s.)

Tres Navarre mystery #6. Very little wear. Spine faded a little, not quite square, with a number of creases. Pages are clean, tight and intact.

In good condition. A few small tears in the from cover and a bit of price tag residue on front upper right and back lower center. Pages are clean and tight, although the spine does have a few creases.

A tale of kidnapping, murder and telepathy. Very little wear. Small sharpie mark on bottom page ends. 322 pages.

Lou Boldt and Daphne Matthews team up to stop a serial killer in Seattle. Book shows no significant wear, the dust jacket has many chips, wrinkles and tears around the edges and the remains of a price sticker on the spine. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked. Endpapers have a map of the Seattle area. This is the very first of nine Boldt/Matthews mysteries, published between 1988 and 2004. (Boldt appeared in a tenth novel with one of Pearson's other detectives, Walt Fleming.)

Some wear, mainly at the corners and edges. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked, however the spine has a number of creases and is a bit curved. The seventh Alex Cross novel of murder, mayhem and nick-named master criminals.

Very little wear, this book is in great shape. Ten stories where you get to decide the truth. Probably best for middle elementary readers.