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Burton Barr Central Library
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813.0872 L6459
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813.0872 L6459
- Floor 5
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On Shelf
- (Checked in: Jan 2 2011 )
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Desert Sage Library
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813.0872 L6459
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Ironwood Library
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813.0872 L6459
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Juniper Library
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813.0872 L6459
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Mesquite Library
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813.0872 L6459
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South Mountain Community Library
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813.0872 L6459
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Summary:
Shares the stories behind the creations of many of the mystery genre's most popular characters, revealing the inspirations for such examples as Michael Connelly's Harry Bosch and Alexander McCall Smith's Precious Ramotswe.
Contents:
- Jack Taylor / by Ken Bruen
- Jack Reacher / by Lee Child
- Hieronymus Bosch / by Michael Connelly
- Charlie Parker / by John Connolly
- Elvis Cole and Joe Pike / by Robert Crais
- Lincoln Rhyme / by Jeffery Deaver
- Inspector Morse / by Colin Dexter
- Charlie Resnick / by John Harvey
- Bob Lee Swagger / by Stephen Hunter
- Peter Decker and Rina Lazarus / by Faye Kellerman
- Alex Delaware / by Jonathan Kellerman
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- Dismas Hardy / by John Lescroart
- Tess Monaghan / by Laura Lippman
- Rambo / by David Morrell
- Mallory / by Carol O' Connell
- Spenser / by Robert B. Parker
- Lou Boldt / by Ridley Pearson
- Charlotte and Thomas Pitt / by Anne Perry
- Aloysius X. L. Pendergast / by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child
- John Rebus / by Ian Rankin
- Precious Ramotswe / by Alexander McCall Smith.
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