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Murder at the Library of Congress

a novel
1999
Georgetown gallery owner is writing an article on Christopher Columbus for the Library of Congress magazine. As she bigins her research she wonders, "Would someone in Washington kill to possess a 500-year old diary?".

Murder on the Potomac

1994
Annabel and Mac Smith investigate the murder of Pauline Juris, an aide to an important Washington, D.C., businessman.

Murder in Foggy Bottom

2000
Max Pauling investigates a string of suspicious plane crashes for the State Department, which leads him to the black markets of Russia.

Murder at Ford's Theatre

a capital crimes novel
2002

The autobiography of an execution

2011
The author, a lawyer who has represented over one hundred clients on death row, presents a candid look at capital punishment and the American criminal justice system in his account of a Texas execution.

Murder at the National Gallery

1996
The senior curator at the National Gallery of Art plans a brilliant exhibition around a long-lost Caravaggio painting while secretly scheming to steal the priceless work of art for himself.

Murder at Ford's Theatre

2003
Investigative team Rick Klayman and Moses Johnson find themselves with a wealth of suspects when they set out to catch the murderer of Nadia, an attractive young woman who worked for the philandering senator Bruce Lerner.
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