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HILLIARD & HARRIS

Fine Books Since 2000

THE ANARCHIST by JAMES CONROY
The untimely demise of Hector Morreti unleashed a secret: that old revolutionaries never really die. Deep under cover, their cause is always sure and the fight continues. Jonah Chappel, a free-lance reporter, is the only friend of Hector Morreti so it falls to Jonah to handle Hector's affairs. Suddenly Jonah finds himself a target of the FBI, and perhaps more terrifying, the band of fugitive terrorists interested in continuing Hector's work. Jonah must decide if some secrets are worth the risk of sharing in order to find happiness.
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BOOKS by MICHAEL DENNISON:
Hellfire-Hellfire is the story of the infamous English club of the same name patronized by famous men of the 18th century including Benjamin Franklin and Samuel Johnson.
The Story of the Four Ds-Ancestors long dead and long forgotten will rise to befriend you. To rescue from oblivion one's forebears, to revive their memories...cannot but give satisfaction. Even to catch something of a life more lasting and more worth-while than that of an individual, is in itself, no slight achievement. A family history of the Dennisons, the Doyles, the Davidsons and the Donaldsons
Misteltoe-A historical account of the history of the East End of London and the great Tower. A mysterious tunnel and the ancient Tower played a tremendous role in the history of London and Great Britain. In WWII, Ian Fleming ran a covert operation in the East End that helped the British emerge victorious from the terrible war.

LIGHTS! CAMERA! MURDER! by LONI EMMERT
Things were just the way they should have been in Abigail Hale's life. Her eighteen-year-old daughter Erica was on her way to college in Tennessee to study anthropology on a scholarship. Abby envisioned spending more time relaxing with her husband now that her only child had flown the nest. But Abby was in for a shock-she arrived home from dropping her daughter at the airport to find that her husband, Donald, was leaving her for another woman and his lawyer insisted that their house must be sold. In an instant, everything she thought she knew about her comfortable life was shattered. Abby-forty and unemployed for twenty years except in the capacity of housewife and mother-must rebuild her life and find work. Abby decides to do the only sensible thing-move to Hollywood to pursue her long-forgotten dream of becoming an actress. She also decides to return to using her maiden name-Whitefeather. With her dark eyes and hair-she is a Native American with a great body-Abby begins to get cast in small parts within months of arriving. Abby can not believe her luck when she lands a small speaking part in the smash soap opera LOVER'S LANE as a chambermaid who was one of the last people to see a murder victim and the suspect together. But art imitates life and Abby becomes the last person to see the victim of a brutal murder-the show's leading man, Dirk Saunders, bludgeoned to death just outside her apartment. Abby's life becomes a suspenseful cat and mouse game with a killer that she can not quite identify-yet.


BOCA MOON is also a Worldwide Mystery title.