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Two of a kind?
Two of a kind?

By Greg Cox

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When an old adversary resurfaces and begs for her help, Sydney is forced to confront the question of just how much she has in common with her enemy.

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Ghost Rider
Ghost Rider

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The 4400
The 4400

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Welcome to Promise City
Welcome to Promise City

By Greg Cox

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When a deadly virus breaks out in Seattle, nine thousand people die, while thousands more gain remarkable new abilities. The disaster leaves Jordan Collier, the charismatic leader of The 4400 Movem...

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Headhunter
Headhunter

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Death defying acts
Death defying acts

By Greg Cox

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When Houdini offers a large reward to anyone who can tell him his dead mother's final words, poor widow Mary McGregor and her daughter take him up on his offer, but their attempt to con him out of...

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The Librarians and The Lost Lamp
The Librarians and the Pot of Gold
Tomorrow Sucks
Tomorrow Sucks

By Greg Cox

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The Hazard of Concealing
The Hazard of Concealing

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