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dutton Gotham Books avery dutton Gotham Books avery MeMbers of Penguin grouP (usA) 375 Hudson street, new York, nY 10014 Penguin.coM 9783001147264 Winter 2010 jacket photograph: jeffrey coolidge/stone/getty images DUTTON Winter 2010 Caught by Harlan Coben ........................................2–3 Treasure Hunt by John Lescroart ..................... .4–5 Freedom™ by Daniel Suarez ..................................6–7 Remarkable Creatures by Tracy Chevalier ......................................................8–9 The 10 Laws of Career Reinvention by Pamela Mitchell ........................................................10 The Color of Style by David Zyla ............................ 11 Iron River by T. Jefferson Parker ......................12–13 The Betrayal of the Blood Lily by Lauren Willig .......................................................14–15 Marry Him by Lori Gottlieb .................................16–17 Hell Gate by Linda Fairstein ...............................18–19 The Heights by Peter Hedges ......................... 20–21 Haunt Me Still by Jennifer Lee Carrell .........22–23 The Cheater’s Diet by Marissa Lippert ........24–25 Bursts by Albert-László Barabási ...................26–27 CAUGHT A Novel #1 New York Times Harlan Coben #1 Publishers Weekly An explosive new stand-alone thriller from #1 USA Today* #1 New York Times bestseller Harlan Coben Wendy is a reporter on a mission: She’s chasing down the lowest of #1 Boston Globe the low—sexual predators—and exposing them on national television. Her big break comes when she nails a child advocate who works with #1 BookScan 2010 abused and underserved children. She’s there, cameras rolling, when the cops cuff him and the guy realizes his life is well and truly over. RCH a Three months later, the perp is off the grid, missing and presumed le Grand © Béatrice M dead after the father of a victim claims to have killed him. Wendy, Harlan Coben is the #1 New York Praise for Long Lost: proud to have taken the man down in front of a shocked television Times bestselling author of Long audience, has moved on to the story of a missing girl, Erin, in a nearby Long Lost Lost and Hold Tight. He has written Hardcover (3/09) suburb. The whole country is obsessed with finding this child, and 978-0-525-95105-6 seventeen novels, published in “Nobody writes them Wendy should be well on her way to journalistic superstardom. Coming in Paperback (NAL, 3/10) more than thirty-seven languages. better than Coben.” 978-0-451-22932-8 DUTTON Then it all comes unhinged: Wendy gets a phone call that changes His novel Tell No One was a critically everything. A group of local fathers, out of work and not above vigilante acclaimed hit French film and will —AssoCiateD Press 2 justice, begins to take matters into their own hands on Erin’s behalf. soon be made into an American Secrets long-buried rise to the surface and Wendy begins to wonder film by Miramax and Focus Features. “All the ingredients of a if her assumptions that fateful night three months ago were based on Winner of the Edgar, Shamus, and solid investigative journalism—or if she has unwittingly been part of a Anthony awards, Coben lives in good old-fashioned thriller: grand manipulation aiming to destroy an innocent man. New Jersey. murder, action, and wit.” —New York DailY News PREVIOUS TITLE: Hold Tight EXCERPT: Hardcover (4/08) And that was when Marcia started to feel a small rock form in her chest. 978-0-525-95060-8 Paperback (NAL, 3/09) There were no clothes in the hamper. 978-0-451-22650-1 The rock in her chest grew when Marcia checked Erin’s toothbrush, then the sink and shower. All bone dry. The rock grew when she called out to Ted, trying to keep the panic out *adult hardcover fiction of her voice. It grew when they drove to practice and found out that Erin had never showed. It grew when she called Erin’s friends while Ted sent out an e-mail blast—and no one knew where Erin was. It grew when they called the local police, who believed that Erin was a runaway, a kid • National television interviews MARCH 2010 blowing off some steam. It grew when, forty-eight hours later, the FBI • 20-city radio satellite tour Fiction was bought in. It grew when there was still no sign of Erin after a week. • National print and online advertising 978-0-525-95158-2 • Newspaper and magazine features and reviews $27.95 ($35.00 CAN) It was as if the earth had swallowed her whole. • 12-copy floor display, 978-0-525-95168-1 400 pages A month passed. Nothing. Then two. Still no word. And then finally, • Targeted online marketing 6 x 9 during the third month, word came—and the rock that had grown in • www.harlancoben.com Territory: E30 Marcia’s chest, the one that wouldn’t let her breathe and kept her up nights, stopped growing. Also available as an e-book TREASURE HUNT A Novel Wyatt Hunt—hero of John Lescroart’s New York Times bestseller The Hunt Club—returns with a new protégé, in an intricate, tightly plotted thriller set against San Francisco’s glamorous charity circuit. JOHN LESCROART ickey Dade hates “The master of the legal thriller.” Mdeskwork, but that’s all he’s been doing at Wyatt —ChiCago suN-Times Hunt’s private investigative y 2010 service, The Hunt Club. His R “The best of the best.” itch to be active is answered ua —Lee CHiLD N when a body is discovered: ja It’s Dominic Como, one of San Francisco’s most high- “Lescroart takes the classic noir plot in which a good man profile activists—a charismatic finds himself trapped in a bad situation and runs with it.” man known as much for his —The washiNgToN PosT Book worlD expensive suits as his work DUTTON on a half dozen nonprofit boards. One “person of “Through tight prose, surgical plotting, and relentless 4 interest” in the case is Como’s pacing, Lescroart offers more of his unadorned reality, business associate, Alicia expertly exploring the seamier side of law, politics, ethics, and Thorpe—young, gorgeous, and the sister of one of Mickey’s morality. A Plague of Secrets is a prize to be savored.” friends. —STeve Berry, New York Times BestseLLiNG AuTHor oF The CharlemagNe PursuiT As Mickey and Hunt are pulled into the case, they soon learn that the city’s golden fund- “[Lescroart] spins a great yarn, peopling his raiser was involved in some novels with appealing, memorable characters and highly suspect deals. And accelerating the action so [the] pages just fly by.” the lovely Alicia knows more about this—and more about —The orlaNDo seNTiNel oN The huNT CluB Como—than she’s letting on. Treasure Hunt is both a nail-biting thriller and a coming-of-age story, filled with Lescroart’s trademark • 20-city radio satellite tour PREVIOUS TITLES: JANUARY 2010 • National print and online advertising A Plague of Secrets Fiction San Francisco flavors. Mickey Hardcover (6/09) • Author appearances 978-0-525-95144-5 Dade, its young protagonist, 978-0-525-95092-9 JoHn lesCroart is the New York Times bestselling author • Newspaper and magazine features Coming in Paperback (NAL, 6/10) 400 pages and reviews gradually learns the hard of twenty previous novels, including A Plague of Secrets, 978-0-451-22832-1 $26.95 ($33.50 CAN) • Targeted online marketing lessons Hunt knows only too Betrayal, The Suspect, and The Hunt Club. His books have Betrayal 6 x 9 • www.johnlescroart.com Territory: E30 well, as the world he thought been printed in sixteen languages and published in more Hardcover (2/08) 978-0-525-95039-4 Paperback (NAL, 12/08) 978-0-451-22570-2 he knew unravels around him. than seventy-five countries. He lives in northern California. © Michael A. Jones-Sacramento Bee- © Michael A. Jones-Sacramento ZUMA PRESS Also available as an e-book The propulsive, shockingly plausible sequel Praise for Daemon: to New York Times bestseller Daemon, the “This is a techno-thriller with a healthy dose of techno but absolutely no letdown “Greatest. Techno-thriller. Period.”* on the thrill.” —SlashdoT “Daemon does for surfing the Web what Jaws did for swimming in the ocean.” —ChiCago suN-Times “Riveting . for anyone who appreciates thrills, chills, and cyber-suspense. Will leave y 2010 readers anxiously awaiting R the promised sequel.” ua —PuBlishers weeklY N ja “Daemon is the real in one of the most buzzed-about debuts of 2009, Daniel Suarez deal—a scary look at what introduced a terrifying vision of a new world order, controlled by can go wrong as we the Daemon, an insidious computer program unleashed by a hi-tech depend increasingly on computer networks.” DUTTON wunderkind. Daemon captured the attention of the tech community, became a New York Times and indie bestseller, and left readers hungry —CrAiG NeWMArk, FouNDer oF CrAiGSList for more. 6 Well, more is here, and it’s even more gripping than its predecessor. “Daemon is to novels what The Matrix was to in the opening chapters of Freedom™, the Daemon is firmly in control, movies. It will be how using an expanded network of real-world, dispossessed darknet other novels that rely on operatives to tear apart civilization and rebuild it anew. Soon civil war technology will be judged.” breaks out in the American Midwest, in a brutal wave of violence that —riCk kLAu, becomes known as the Corn rebellion. Former detective Pete Sebeck, viCe PreSiDeNT oF FeeDBurNer now the Daemon’s most powerful—though reluctant—operative, must Daniel suarez is the author of the New York Times bestseller Daemon lead a small band of enlightened humans toward a populist movement and is an independent systems consultant to Fortune 1000 companies.