- Clifton Adams, The Desperado. Western.
- Piers Anthony, Faun and Games. Fantasy in the Xanth series.
- "Richard Awlinson" (Scott Ciencin), The Avatar Trilogy, Book One: Shadowdale. Gaming (Forgotten Realms) tie-in novel.
- "James Axler" (Mark Ellis), Outlanders: Ice Blood. Post-apocalyptic men's action-adventure.
- Todhunter Ballard & James C. Lynch, Showdown. Western.
- Elaine Bergstrom, Tapestry of Dark Souls. Gaming (Ravenloff) tie-in novel.
- Angela Carter, The Bloody Chamber. Fantasy collection with tent different takes on well-known fairy tales,
- C. J. Cherryh, editor, Merovingen Nights #3: Troubled Waters. Shared universe fantasy anthology with eight stories.
- Adrian Cole, Dream Lords #1: Lord of Nightmares. Fantasy.
- Susan Rogers Cooper, Rude Awakening. A Milt Kovak mystery.
- Matthew J. Costello, Marvel Super Heroes Adventure Gamebook #8: Daredevil, the Man Without Fear: Guilt by Association. Comic book tie-in choose-your-own-adventure book.
- Edith Dorian, Mystery on Graveyard Head. YA mystery. Originally titled No Moon on Graveyard Head.
- Janet Evanovich & Lee Goldberg, The Heist. The first Fox and O'Hare thriller from two great pros.
- Hal G. Evarts, Fugitive's Canyon. Western collection with 10 stories.
- "Leslie Ford" (Zenith Brown), Date with Death. Mystery.
- Alan Dean Foster, Star Trek. Movie (the Chris Pine one) tie-in novel.
- Zachery Alan Fox, All Fall Down. Thriller. A bus full of schoolchildren has disappeared.
- Neil Gaiman & Ed Kramer, editors, The Sandman Book of Dreams. Themed fantasy anthology with nineteen stories about Gaiman's Sandman universe.
- Craig Shaw Gardner, Spiderman: Wanted Dead or Alive. Comic book tie-in novel.
- Jane Gaskell, Strange Evil. Fantasy.
- Christie Golden, Vampire of the Mists. Gaming (Ravenloff) tie-in novel.
- Graham Greene, The Complaisant Lover. Comic play.
- Sharon Green, The Warrior Rearmed. Fantasy, the third in the Terrilian sequence.
- Ed Greenwood, Spellfire. Gaming (Forgotten Realms) tie-in novel.
- Fred Grove, Trouble Hunter. Western.
- James W. Hall, Dead Last. A Thorn mystery.
- Donald Hamilton, Smoky Valley. Western.
- Ron Handberg, Dead Silence. Thriller. Three young boys, ages four to eight, vanished fifteen years ago. What really happened?
- "Cyril Hare" (Alfred Alexander Gordon Clark) , Untimely Death. A Francis Pettigrew mystery.
- Ernest Haycox, Trail Smoke. Western.
- Reginald Hill, Good Morning, Midnight. A Dalziel and Pascoe mystery.
- Robert Don Hughes, The Wizard in Waiting. Fantasy.
- Bill James, Letters from Carthage. Mystery told in letters, newspaper articles, interviews, etc.
- John Jennings, River to the West. Historical novel.
- Richard Jessup, Texas Outlaw. Western.
- J. Robert King, Carnival of Fear. Gaming (Ravenloff) tie-in novel.
- Louis L'Amour, The Burning Hills and Valley of the Sun. Westerns. The first, a novel; the second, a collection of nine stories.
- Elizabeth Linington, The Proud Man. Historical novel.
- Frances and Richard Lockridge, Murder Comes First. Mr. and Mrs. North solve another murder.
- Bliss Lomax, Riders of the Buffalo Grass. Western.
- James Lowder, Knight of the Black Rose. Gaming (Ravenloff) tie-in novel.
- Drew Mendelson, Pilgrimage. SF novel.
- "A. J. Merak" (John Glasby), The Dark Millennium. SF novel.
- Steve Moss & John W. Daniel, editors, The World's Shortest Stories on Love and Death. Flash fiction anthology with umpty-ump 55-word short stories.
- "Maan Meyers" (Martin & Annette Meyers), The Lucifer Contract. Historical mystery.
- Lewis Patten, Gunsmoke Empire. Western.
- "Elizabeth Peters" (Barbara Mertz) & Kristen Whitbread, Amelia Peabody's Egypt: A Compendium. Coffee table book, lavishly illustrated. I doubt I'll ever be able to pry this one from Kitty's hands.
- Tom Robbins, Fierce Invalids Home from Hot Climates. What can I say? It's a Tom Robbins novel.
- R. A. Salvatore, The Dark Elf Trilogy. Gaming (Forgotten Realms) tie-in omnibus with three novels: Homeland, Exile, and Sojourn.
- Les Savage, Jr., The Wild Horse. Western. A man, a woman, a horse...
- "Mariah Stewart" (Marti Robb), Forgotten. Thriller. A child serial killer has untold bodies of victims out there. What is it with all of these kids-in-danger novels?
- Marcia Talley, Through the Darkness. A Hannah Ives mystery. Another kid-in danger novel. This time, a one-year-old boy is snatched.
- Donna Tartt, The Goldfinch. Pulitzer Prize winning novel.
- James Alexander Thom, Follow the River. Historical frontier novel. Mary Ingles, kidnapped by Shawnee, must make her way home through a thousand miles of wilderness. Based on real events.
- "Charles Todd" (Caroline & Charles Todd), A Fearsome Doubt. An Inspector Ian Rutledge mystery.
- "Peter Tremayne" (Peter Beresford Ellis), The Spider's Web, The Subtle Serpent, and Suffer Little Children. Three mysteries featuring the 7th century Celtic nun Sister Fidelma.
- Peter Ustinov, Romanoff and Juliet. Play. I loved the John Gavin-Sandra Dee movie based one this three-acter.
- Gore Vidal, editor, Best Television Plays. Anthology of eight plays that first aired from 1953 to 1955.
- Joseph Wambaugh, Echoes in the Darkness. True Crime.
- Walter Jon Williams, Facets. SF collection of nine stories.
- Patricia C. Wrede, Mairelon the Magician. Fantasy novel.
- "Jeremy York" (John Creasey) , Missing. Mystery about a missing girl. At least she's nineteen, taking her (just barely) out of the child-in-danger motif of a number of this week's Incoming.
Small House of Everything
Monday, January 26, 2015
INCOMING
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Didn't get through GOLDFINCH but Phil and Megan loved it. Big haul.
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