Symonds Carl Bradfield's vivid 'The Blue Spaders: Vietnam' 'My Life and Times,' by Verda F. Johnston: A Civil War Biography,' by Craig L. And 'the first African-American adult romance' nationally was by Terry Hurt.Īlso dependable are biography and autobiography for example, Lady Day: The Many Faces of Billie Holiday,' by Robert O'Meally, even if it did expunge Baltimore as her birthplace 'Joseph E. Clair Robson, Mary Jo Putney (two titles), Ruth Glick and Eileen Buckholtz (as Rebecca York), Louise Titchener (as Anne Silverlock), Linda Shertzer (as Melinda Pryce), Carolyn Males (as Clare Richards), Rita Boucher, Chassie West (as Joyce McGill), Cynthia Bailey-Pratt, Nancy Baggett, Kathryn Jensen (as Nicole Davidson), Ellen Rawlings (two titles), Anne Knoll, Vivian Copeland (as Vivian Keith), Sonya Crown, J. 1 from coast to coast, her half-dozen new novels included her first in hardback. Monteleone, James Luceno and Brian Daley, and Jack McKinney among thrillers was John Feinstein's 'Running Mates.' Short story collections included Elisavietta Ritchie's 'Flying Time: Stories and Half Stories' and 'Mindwarps,' by John Maclay.īountiful is ever the word for romance fiction. Science fiction included books by Thomas F. Mack's 'Checkfire' and 'Ripples' by William Elliot Hazelgrove. Gould's 'Throw the Rascals Out,' William P. Hunter Wilson's 'In My Father's House,' 'Vanish With the Rose' by Barbara Michaels (Barbara Mertz), J. Justice' by Gallatin Warfield, 'His Master's Voice' by Robert Kotlowitz, Lawrence Hill's 'Some Great Thing,' 'The Great Molinas' by Neil D. Johnston, Jean McGarry's 'The Courage of Girls,' Robert Stone's 'Outerbridge Reach,' 'State v.

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