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Paint It Black
Paint It Black

By MARK, Timlin, Mark Timlin, Timlin, Mark, 1950-

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After marrying his beloved Dawn, private eye Nick Sharman expects his rackety streetlife to come to an end. But a call from his ex-wife telling him that their daughter has run away with a group of...

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A Good Year For The Roses
I Spied A Pale Horse
I Spied A Pale Horse

By Mark. Timlin, Timlin, Timlin, Mark, 1950-

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As the new millennium approaches, it is the end of the world for John in more ways than one, for his wife and child are dead, and society lies in ruins as a plague devastates the world. When a preg...

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Pretend We'Re Dead 27-Copy Dum
Pretend We'Re Dead 27-Copy Dum

By Timlin

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All The Empty Places
All The Empty Places

By MARK, Mark Timlin, Timlin, Timlin Mark

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Nick Sharman's daughter Judith has returned to Scotland and nothing will tempt him back into the business again... unless it's Ray Miller. Miller, a Lottery rollover double-jackpot winner, wants to...

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Ashes By Now
Ashes By Now

By Mark. Timlin, Timlin

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