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FWI, some of the Soho titles are listed under Random House Digital Wholesale. The coupon will work with these.
For horror fans, there is a nice "Horror Bundle," 4 books/4 authors for $15.96, so $7.98 with the coupon, less than $2.00 for each book.
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Snow
by Ronald Damien Malfi
Individual Price: $6.64
When a brutal snowstorm shut down all the flights in and out of Chicago, Todd Curry and a few other stranded passengers rented a Jeep to drive the rest of the way to their destinations. But along a forested, isolated road, they picked up a disoriented man wandering through the snow. His car wouldn't start and his daughter had vanished. Strangest of all were the mysterious slashes cut into the back of the man's coat, straight down to the flesh....
When they arrived in the nearest town it seemed deserted. Cars sat in the streets with their doors open. Fires burned unattended. But Todd and the rest of the travelers will soon learn the town is far from deserted, for they're being watched...and hunted. Soon they will discover the inhuman horrors that await them in the...
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Lucifer's Lottery
by Edward Lee
Individual Price: $6.64
Just before he's about to enter a seminary, a young man learns he's the winner of Lucifer's Lottery, a lottery held every 666 years, in which the winner receives eternal youth and wealth and a personal tour of Hell.
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Spore
by John Skipp
Individual Price: $6.64
Something is growing beneath Los Angeles, an awful intelligence born of decay, whose spores infest the human brain and take root, turning their hosts into homicidal maniacs.
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Descendant
by Graham Masterton
Individual Price: $6.29
During WWII James Falcon used to hunt vampire Nazis, but the most notorious, Dorin Duca, always eluded him. Now, fifteen years after the war, vampires-led by Dorin Duca-are invading England, and James is back on the hunt!
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The Gooseberry Fool, third book in series by James McClure with Lieutenant Kramer and Detective Sergeant Mickey Zondi, one white detective and black white detective as partners, set in South Africa during apartheid.
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Hugo Swart, faithful churchgoer and respected citizen, is found stabbed to death on the floor of his kitchen just before Christmas, on the hottest night of the year. If Mr. Swart's Reverend is to be believed, no one in the world could have a reason to kill him; the murder was most likely a robbery gone ugly, and the chief suspect is Swart's black servant, Shabalala, who has fled to the countryside. But Lieutenant Kramer suspects that not everything is as it seems. While Zondi pursues Shabalala in what turns out to be a treacherous tour of miserable outlying Bantu villages, Kramer tries to wring the truth out of some of Swart's acquaintances in Trekkersburg and Cape Town--it seems not everyone liked the victim quite as much as the Reverend did. But danger lies at every turn--what will this investigation cost the duo?
McClure's merciless depiction of 1970s South Africa, its many layers of racism, and the gaps between rich and poor make this perhaps the most devourable book in the Kramer and Zondi series yet.
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