William H. Hallahan

• 1974
• / Suspense
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In Brooklyn, in a historic part of that shambled borough, the flailing iron ball of the wrecker’s crane is at work. One of the few buildings still standing amid the rubble is the Brevoort House, older than memory. Its only remaining tenant is Peter...

• Apr-1975
• / General Fiction
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“Ingenious” crime fiction with “a twisting shocker of a conclusion . . . You wouldn’t believe so much suspense and tension could be generated” (The Washington Post).   A Texas millionaire has everything under the sun, includi...

• Oct-1977
• / General Fiction
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Edgar Award Finalist for Best First Mystery: “Eerie . . . A book you will gulp down” (The New York Times).   Lyons, Basche, and Tyler -- three ordinary guys -- find their fourth poker night partner, Reece, fatally beaten on the flo...

• 1978
• / Suspense
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Edgar Award Winner for Best Mystery Novel: “Takes off like a Chinook and whisks you through a labyrinth non-stop until the final sentence” (Clive Cussler).   Russian poet Boris Kotlikoff defected to the United States two years ago. He left w...

• Jan-1981
• / Suspense
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“Hallahan graduates to the Ludlum-Follett class of writers with this crackling good thriller” (Publishers Weekly).   In this brilliant thriller set against the chilling background of the international arms trade, a former American intelligen...

• Dec-1982
• / Science Fiction / Fantasy
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The bestselling author of The Search for Joseph Tully “will keep you up all night” with this paranormal thriller of heaven and hell, sinners and saviors (The New York Times).   In a masterful blending of myth and reality, the eternal conflic...

• Feb-1986
• / Suspense
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Former CIA agent Charlie Brewer finds himself the bait in a trap set by the United States and Iran. “Best thriller I’ve read in years” (The Washington Post).   Meet Robert McCall, a man sinking deep into the seamy underside of intelligence...

• May-1989
• / Suspense
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• Oct-2019
• / Mystery
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A spy-vs.-spy thriller from the New York Times�"bestselling author. “Hallahan weaves a very effective web. . . . The novel rockets along” (Chicago Tribune).   Intelligence operative Charlie Brewer has been a lone wolf since he too...

• / Horror
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SOMETIMES TO DESTROY AN UNNATURAL EVIL YOU HAVE TO DO UNNATURAL THINGS. In a child's bedroom in a suburban Philadelphia home, Edward Benson is listening for footsteps on the stairs. The footfall Edward is waiting for will not be human. It...