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For the four years following a shooting that left one woman dead and another on life support, the police, though having a suspect, have been unable to come up with any proof. In that time, Ray Pye, the killer, along with his best friend and his sometime girlfriend (both of whom witnessed the crime) have been living like there's no tomorrow--drugs, sex, and parties. Their freedom, though, is about to end....This is a particularly graphic work of horror fiction from splatter-specialist Ketchum.
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A young investment banker named Edward Wozny becomes involved in a bizarre situation when he finds that a pair of clients--a fabulously wealthy duke and duchess--hire him to catalog their long-neglected library of rare books. The plot gradually zeroes in on one of those books: a rare and elusive medieval text that may or may not exist. Along with an obsessive graduate student named Margaret, Edward delves deeply into the library and its mysteries, and in the process finds strange and intriguing parallels with a computer game he is introduced to by a friend.
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Two interlocking, parallel plot lines dominate this novel, in which Loren is kidnapped and raised by his eccentric, wealthy great-uncle, while his young adoptive aunt, Alma, takes on psychic powers and attempts to find him in a quest that takes her to New Orleans, Vietnam, and the islands of the South Pacific. Finally, the two stories come full circle, and Loren (now called Enzo) and Alma (now Mala) are reunited.
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