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Kay Scarpetta #13 by Patricia Cornwell Trace is a 2004 book by Patricia Cornwell and is book #13 in the Kay Scarpetta series. Check Price on Amazon
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Fresh Disasters
Stone Barrington #13 by Stuart Woods What should have been an ordinary New York evening turns ugly fast in Fresh Disasters, when Stone Barrington crosses paths with Herbie Fisher, a shady, small-time operator whose problems are exactly the kind Stone…
Tamarack County
Cork O'Connor #13 by William Kent Krueger Tamarack County is a Cork O’Connor novel set during a brutal Minnesota winter, when a local disappearance opens the door to something older and far more disturbing. The immediate case involves Evelyn Carter,…
Small Gods
Discworld #13 by Terry Pratchett Small Gods is one of Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels, but it stands on its own, so readers do not need prior knowledge of the series to follow it. The book begins in a world where…
Necessary as Blood
Duncan Kincaid/Gemma James #13 by Deborah Crombie Sandra Gilles vanishes after leaving her three-year-old daughter at Columbia Road Flower Market, and for a time the disappearance can be read in more than one way. Maybe she fled her marriage. Maybe…
The Last Man
Mitch Rapp #13 by Vince Flynn The Last Man sends Mitch Rapp to Afghanistan after Joe Rickman, the CIA’s head of clandestine operations there, disappears and his bodyguards are executed. Rickman is not just another missing asset. He is one…
Almost Midnight
Mike Bowditch #13 by Paul Doiron Almost Midnight begins with Maine warden investigator Mike Bowditch being pulled in two directions at once. One thread starts when his old friend Billy Cronk, a convicted murderer, asks for help investigating a new…
The Drowning Girls
Detective Josie Quinn #13 by Lisa Regan The Drowning Girls opens with Detective Josie Quinn responding to a call that is grim even by her standards: the body of a young woman has been pulled from a creek on the…
Glass Houses
Chief Inspector Armand Gamache #13 by Louise Penny Glass Houses opens with one of the series’ most unsettling images: a mysterious figure standing motionless in Three Pines through cold November weather, watched with growing dread by the villagers and by…