Above $10+ 900-999 #2

Discover premium fiction picks over $10 with our curated Above $10+ 900-999 #2 book list, featuring gripping thrillers like David Weber's *At All Costs* and Greg Iles's *Turning Angel*—perfect for avid readers seeking high-quality storytelling and top-rated authors.

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Blue Rage, Black Redemption

 

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Hot Commodities

 

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Women's Letters

 

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The book of bluffs

 

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What remains

 

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2006 Writers Market (Writer's Market)

 

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Christ Plays in Ten Thousand Places

 

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Secrets & Mysteries of the World

 

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Payton

 

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On Combat

 

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Making Great Decisions in Business and Life

 

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Washoku

 

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A time for freedom

 

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Greatest Secrets of the Coupon Mom

 

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At All Costs

by David Weber

Honor Harrington has been called to command Eighth Fleet against the Republic of Haven, but when she discovers the Star Kingdom is badly outnumbered by the Republic's fleet, the cost of victory will be agonizingly high.
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Turning Angel

by Greg Iles

Another parboiled offering from the poster boy of southern gothic thrillers (Blood Memory, 2005, etc.). Natchez, Miss., a town that has seen rosier days, is about to get kicked while it's down. Kate Townsend, shining light of her senior class--valedictorian, gorgeous, a double state champion (tennis and swimming) with a full scholarship to Harvard--has drowned. Her death is being linked to a pillar of the community, the estimable, beloved Dr. Drew Elliot, a husband and father who is 23 years Kate's senior. Among the locals most seriously affected is upright, unselfish Penn Cage, Drew's lifelong friend. A former prosecutor now considering a run for mayor, he's asked to represent Drew, who confesses to an affair with Kate, which will surely place him in the vanguard of suspects if her death turns out to be foul play. Penn is shaken and thinks fleetingly of distancing himself from a situation that is certainly messy and potentially ruinous. He knows Natchez, and he knows how quickly its citizens can turn if they feel betrayed. Drew, however, is loyal, and a good guy's got to do what a good guy's got to do. As Penn pursues an investigation on Drew's behalf, he discovers things about his friend, about Kate, about his town and about himself that will darken his view of civic responsibility. Lively scenes pop up here and there, but 500-plus pages will transmogrify most thrillers into a relentless march of predictable events. Copyright ©Kirkus Reviews, used with permission.