Tracy Knight Books

Whitley Streiber s Aliens

By Whitley Strieber, Horror Writers Of America

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xiv, 459 p. ; 18 cm

Cat Crimes for the Holidays

By Jean Little, Edward Gorman, Larry Segriff

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Werewolves

By Various, Max-Allan Collins, Peter Crowther, Wendy Lee, Mike Baker, Terry Beatty, Hugh B Cave, Barry Hoffman, Barbara Paul, Mickey Zucker Reichert, Bill Crider, Nina Kiriki Hoffman, David Niall Wilson, Norman Partridge, Billie Sue Mosiman, Martin H. Greenberg, J. N. Williamson, Jean Little, Richard Chizmar, Tracy Knight, MATTHEW COSTELLO, Brian Hodge, Ed Gorman, Cheri Scotch, Lawrence Schimel, Gary A Braunbeck, Roman A. Ranieri, Martin Harry Greenberg, Scott Nickell, Brenda Crank

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Here is a new anthology of 23 original stories about the third member of the classic horror triumvirate--the werewolf, by today's most imaginative tale-spinners and masters of the genre including P...

Murder Most Feline

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The Astonished Eye

By Tracy Knight

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Blood on Their Hands

By Lawrence Block

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Trace Elements

By Tracy Knight, Ed Gorman

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The Astonished Eye

By Tracy Knight

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