Mass Market Book List Shortfalls and Listings
A dense OCR of a weekly gist of published hardcover and mass market books, listing numerous titles and authors across genres. It enumerates works by Stephen King Nora Roberts Dan Brown Raymond Khoury W E Griffin Judith McNaught James Patterson Lilian Jackson Braun John Lescroart Sue Grafton Nicholas Sparks Linda Fairstein Anne Rice Bernard Cornwell Greg Iles John Grisham Dan Brown W E B Griffin Steve Martin Michael Crichton Linda Fairstein Jude Deveraux Lori Paster Catherine Anderson JA Jance Fern Michaels Eli Wiesel Khaled Hosseini Marilynne Robinson Gregory Maguire Curtis Sittenfeld Friward F Jones Jodi Picoult Truman Capote Jared Diamond with scattered publishers and formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen King
Bertone
Nora Roberts
Ag JO
Robb
Knopf
The
Bernard Compwell
HarperCollins
Tarning Angel
Greg Iles
Scribner
Mase Market
Arther Golden
Vintage International
John Grisham
Dell
John Lescroart
Signet
Steve Martin
Jove
Michael Crichton
Aven
Linda Fairstein
Pocket Star
Carolina Isle
Jude Deveraux
Pocket
Jude's
Lori Paster
Kensington Publishing Corporation
Catherine Anderson
Signal
JA. Jance
Avon
Fern Michaels
Zebra
Eli Wiesel
Marion Wiesel
Farrar, Straus and Giroux
James Frey
Anchor
James Patterson
Howard Roughan
Warner Books
Khaled Hosseini
Riverhead
Marilynne Robinson
Picador
Gregory Maguire
Rogan Books
Jodi Picoult
Washington Square Press
Trian Capote
Jared Diamond
Penguin
Mary Mary Mary Mary crosses Hollywood demise and danger
Alex Cross travels to Disneyland with his kids then returns to Los Angeles to help investigators in the murder of Oscar winning actress Antoinia Schifman. The killer signs emails as Mary Smith and leaves a child letter clue. Cross’s home life frays as custody battles and threats mount, but the case advances with a hotel worker Mary Wagner as a suspect. The thriller unfolds with familiar Cross grit but lacks the spark of earlier installments.
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Cross
Washington, D.C
California
Disneyland
Alex Jr
Seattle
FBI
Antohia Schifman
Schifman
Beverly Hills
Los Angeles Times
Mary Smith
Mary Wagner
Jamilla
Christine Rohrnson
Washington
Alex
Mary
Alex Cross
Mighty Fitz recounts Edmund Fitzgerald shipwreck mystery
The book Mighty Fitz by Michael Schumacher recounts the 1975 sinking of the 728 foot Edmund Fitzgerald on Lake Superior during a violent storm. It details radar failure and disappearance of the blip from the Arthur M. Anderson, the wreck located 630 feet deep with bow upright and stern inverted, and the polarizing investigations by U S and Canadian maritime bodies amid fierce Great Lakes conditions.
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Michael Schumacher
Edmund Fitzgerald
Lake Superior
Arthur M. Anderson
Anderson
Schumacher
U.S
Canada
Pitt Park
Canadian
Great Lakes
Etttar
Edmund Fitzgerald wreck mystery remains unresolved
The narrative presents competing theories on the Great Lakes ship’s loss caused by giant waves splitting the hull or water entering through hatch covers during descent. The vessel, nearly new and among the largest of its type, boasted advanced technology and a seasoned crew, with no definite cause identified and ongoing legal status at the time.
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Great Lakes
Schumacher
Kellermans’ son writes his own path in publishing
Jesse Kellerman, 27, debuts with Sunstroke, a novel praised by The New York Times and selected by Book of the Month Club. He discusses family influence, nepotism questions, and his plan for multiple genres while his parents Jonathan and Faye Kellerman defend their literary dynasty.
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New York
Jesse Kellerman
Jonathan
Faye Kellerman
Jesse
The
New York Times
Gloria Mendez
Mexico
Gloria
Pirk
Kellerman
Putnam
Ite
Nintendo
Barnard College
Jonathan Kellerman
Review of Sparrays America a Prophiety collection
This time Sparrow Michael Gorelick proves his edge as a poet journalist and critic delivering wall to wall humor. The collection covers his praise for a pammera travels beyond New York and features Barbie A Memoir revealing her to be a speed freak and Ken only mentioned once. It includes My Cockroach Diary and a NY building sex piece and spoofs on New Yorker poetry. It also holds interviews with Dan Quayle Saddam Hussein and Dr. Ruth plus a Bad Poetry Explet atom guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparray
Manhattan
Unbearables
Revolutionary Poultry Overview
The
New Yorker
Alice Quinn
America
Sparrow
Michael Gorelick
New York
Barbie
Ken
Dan Quayle
Saddam Husgein
Ruth
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Publighens Weekly
Gist-Sellers
Marley and
John ‘Grogan
Murrow
Thomas L. Friedman
Farrar, Straus & Giroux
Leonard
Rivertead
Laci
Sharon Rachal
Freakonomics
Steven D. Levitt
Stephen J. Dubner
William Mora
Connie Guttersen
Meredith
Michael Roizen
Mehmet Oz {Collins
Deborah Tannen
Random House
Jac! Greenblatt Wiley
Norah Vincent
Viking Adult
Hollywood
Homicide
Mespatierso
Fitz
Ita Crow
Son
Shadow
Marcus Boon
Soft Skull Press
Sparrow Reader
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