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The Ever-Running Man
Now on Sale
Sharon McCone is hired by her husband's security firm to track down 'the ever-running man,' a shadowy figure who has been leaving explosive devices at their various offices. She doesn't have to search for long. When McCone narrowly escapes an explosion at the security firm's San Francisco offices, she catches a glimpse of his retreating figure.
The ever-running man is dangerously close-and anyone connected to the firm seems to be within his deadly range. To complicate matters, McCone is forced to question her intensely private husband, Hy, about his involvement in some of the firm's dark secrets. The history of corruption may jeopardize their marriage, but uncovering the secrets of the firm may be the only way she can save her husband's life, and her own.
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Vanishing Point
Now in Paperback
Sharon McCone's 24th adventure, begins just after she and her longtime lover Hy Ripinsky have finally tied the knot. But there isn't much time for celebration. At a family reception she agrees to investigate the disappearance, 22 years before, of Laurel Greenwood, an artist and housewife who inexplicably vanished leaving behind two young daughters and a husband.
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Cape Perdido
Now in Paperback
Marcia Muller, bestselling author of the acclaimed series starring San Francisco P.I. Sharon McCone, returns to the remote northern California coast of Point Deception and Cyanide Wells with an exciting new novel. A riveting mystery full of atmosphere and suspense, this tale explores the dark heart of a small town where passion-and murder-runs as deep as the river that flows through it...
CAPE PERDIDO
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The Dangerous Hour
Marcia Muller’s beloved
heroine Sharon McCone
is back to investigate a
personal betrayal by one of
her operatives that has put
her business and reputation
on the line.
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Cyanide Wells
In Point Deception, Marcia Muller departed from her award-winning series starring San Francisco P.I. Sharon McCone with a tale set on the wild and untamed coast of northern California. Now Muller returns to Soledad County to explore the ways in which people and passions twist, turn, and kill....
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Dead Midnight
Stretching flat across the water, the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge is a popular spot...for jumpers. Roger Nagasawa, a brilliant employee at a popular Internet magazine, is its latest "suicide" and veteran P. I. Sharon McCone's new case. But instead of getting closure for his family, McCone uncovers more questions than answers: Roger's stark apartment...his aloof parents, who had wanted an investigation and now refuse to talk…a cutthroat workplace...a cache of secrets in a shady waterfront deal. It's a puzzle within a puzzle with a deadly game at its heart. For the elusive, twisted trail is about to circle back into Sharon McCone's own life-and bring the danger home.
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Point Deception
The young woman stranded on the coastal highway was pretty in a way that spelled trouble. A few days later Rhoda Swift, sheriff's deputy in California's Soledad County, regrets she didn't stop to help her...for the girl's murdered body washes in with the tide near Point Deception—a spot haunted by the unsolved massacre of two families from thirteen years ago. Now the community's fears are suddenly resurrected with a vengeance. And when Rhoda investigates the crime with Guy Newberry, a New York journalist with dark secrets of his own, a shocking truth will test how far she is willing to go for justice.
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Listen to the Silence
News of her father's death sends San Francisco P.I. Sharon McCone rushing to her family home. While going through his personal effects, McCone comes upon a shocking document, one that raises questions about her birth. The stunned, strong-willed investigator embarks on a search for the answers, yet from Montana's Flathead Reservation to a remote county in northern California, all she finds is an impregnable wall of lies and evasion-erected by the very people she loved. Now picking up the remnants of her shattered reality, McCone must solve the greatest mystery of her life-who she really is. But the trail for the absolute truth will lead her to the darkest secrets close to her heart—and a desperate killer who wants to silence her for good.
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A Walk Through the Fire
Accidents are plaguing a documentary film crew on breathtakingly beautiful Kauai. Can San Francisco P.I. Sharon McCone ferret out possible sabotage behind the scenes? The job sounds like a breeze--McCone envisions romantic, tropical nights with her lover, Hy Ripinsky. Instead, she finds a troubled paradise with rising tensions between native and non-native Hawaiians, a film going south fast, and a macabre ritual death. Then a mysterious local pilot rattles her commitment to Hy, and soon McCone is in danger herself...caught in the place Hawaiians call "ahi wela maka'u," the place between fire love and fire terror, the place where even a seasoned private eye can get burned.
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Compelete Marcia Muller Bibliography
Novels
- Vanishing Point (Sharon McCone) - 2006
- Cape Perdido (Sharon McCone) - 2005
- The Dangerous Hour (Sharon McCone) - 2004
- Cyanide Wells (Soledad County) - 2003
- Dead Midnight (Sharon McCone) - 2002
- Point Deception (Soledad County) - 2001
- Listen to the Silence (Sharon McCone) - 2000
- A Walk Through the Fire (Sharon McCone) - 1999
- While Other People Sleep (Sharon McCone) - 1998
- Both Ends of the Night (Sharon McCone) - 1997
- The Broken Promise Land (Sharon McCone) - 1996
- A Wild and Lonely Place (Sharon McCone) - 1995
- Till the Butchers Cut Him Down (Sharon McCone) - 1994
- Wolf in the Shadows (Sharon McCone) - 1993
- Pennies on a Dead Woman's Eyes (Sharon McCone) - 1992
- Where Echoes Live (Sharon McCone) - 1991
- Trophies and Dead Things (Sharon McCone) - 1990
- The Shape of Dread (Sharon McCone) - 1989
- Dark Star (Joanna Stark) - 1989
- There's Something in a Sunday (Sharon McCone) - 1989
- There Hangs the Knife (Joanna Stark) - 1988
- Eye of the Storm (Sharon McCone) - 1988
- The Lighthouse (with Bill Pronzini--nonseries) - 1987
- Beyond the Grave (with Bill Pronzini--Elena Oliverez and Pronzini's John
Quincannon) - 1986
- The Cavalier In White (Joanna Stark) - 1986
- There's Nothing to Be Afraid Of (Sharon McCone) - 1985
- The Legend of the Slain Soldiers (Elena Oliverez) - 1985
- Double (with Bill Pronzini--Sharon McCone and Pronzini's "Nameless
Detective") - 1984
- Leave a Message for Willie (Sharon McCone) - 1984
- Games to Keep the Dark Away (Sharon McCone) - 1984
- The Tree of Death (Elena Oliverez) - 1983
- The Cheshire Cat's Eye (Sharon McCone) - 1983
- Ask the Cards a Question (Sharon McCone) - 1982
- Edwin of the Iron Shoes (Sharon McCone) - 1977
Short Story Collections
- Deceptions
-1991
- The McCone Files
-1995
- Duo (with Bill Pronzini)
-1998
- McCone and Friends
-2000
- Time of the Wolves -- Western Stories
-2003
- Somewhere in the City - 2007
- Crucifixion River with Bill Pronzini - 2007
Non-fiction
- 1001 Midnights
An Aficianado's Guide to Mystery and Detective Fiction (with Bill Pronzini) - 1986
Anthologies
- The Web She Weaves
An Anthology of Mystery & Suspense Stories by Women (with Bill Pronzini)
-1983
- Witches Brew
Horror and Supernatural Stories by Women (with Bill Pronzini)
-1984
- Child's Ploy
An Anthology of Mystery and Suspense Stories (with Bill Pronzini)
-1984
- She Won the West
An Anthology of Western and Frontier Stories by Women (with Bill Pronzini)
-1985
- Dark Lessons
Crime & Detection on Campus (with Bill Pronzini)
-1985
- Kill or Cure
Suspense Stories About the World of Medicine (with Bill Pronzini)
-1985
- The Deadly Arts
A Collection of Artful Suspense (With Bill Pronzini)
-1985
- Chapter and Hearse
Suspense Stories About the World of Books (with Bill Pronzini)
-1985
- The Wickedest Show on Earth
A Carnival of Circus Suspense (with Bill Pronzini)
-1985
- 1001 Midnights
The Aficionado's Guide to Mystery and Detective Fiction (with Bill Pronzini)
-1986
- Lady on the Case
21 Stories and 1 Complete Novel Starring the World's Great Female Sleuths (with Bill Pronzini and Martin H. Greenberg)
-1988
- Detective Duos
The Best Adventures of Twenty-Five Crime-Solving Twosomes (with Bill Pronzini)
-1997
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