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2011 BEST OF FICTION: THRILLERS [SHOWING SLIDE 1 OF 15]

GUILT BY ASSOCIATION by Marcia Clark

GUILT BY ASSOCIATION

by Marcia Clark

"That the novel is marked by authenticity is no surprise given Clark's credentials—she was, after all, lead prosecutor in the headline-grabbing O.J. Simpson trial—but what may surprise some readers is the quality of the writing, plus the considerable charm of Rachel and her buddies."

A corker of a debut novel in which a brainy, plucky female prosecutor refuses to rush to judgment.

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GUILT BY ASSOCIATION by Marcia Clark

RED ON RED by Edward Conlon

THE TRINITY SIX by Charles Cumming

VERY BAD MEN by Harry Dolan

EYES WIDE OPEN by Andrew Gross

THE WOODCUTTER by Reginald Hill

BLOODMONEY by David Ignatius

THE TROUBLED MAN by Henning Mankell

TRACKERS by Deon Meyer

THE SNOWMAN by Jo Nesbø

THE INFORMANT by Thomas Perry

THE COMPLAINTS by Ian Rankin

THICK AS THIEVES by Peter Spiegelman

REAMDE by Neal Stephenson

THE GENTLEMEN'S HOUR by Don Winslow

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