Stone Barrington 36 - Scandalous Behavior

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Authors: Stuart Woods

Tags: #Mystery, #Suspense

BOOKS BY STUART WOODS

FICTION

Foreign Affairs
^†

Naked Greed
^†

Hot Pursuit
^†

Insatiable Appetites
^†

Paris Match
^†

Cut and Thrust
^†

Carnal Curiosity
^†

Standup Guy
^†

Doing Hard Time
^†

Unintended Consequences
^†

Collateral Damage
^†

Severe Clear
^†

Unnatural Acts
^†

D.C. Dead
^†

Son of Stone
^†

Bel-Air Dead
^†

Strategic Moves
^†

Santa Fe Edge
^§

Lucid Intervals
^†

Kisser
^†

Hothouse Orchid*

Loitering with Intent
^†

Mounting Fears
^‡

Hot Mahogany
^†

Santa Fe Dead
^§

Beverly Hills Dead

Shoot Him If He Runs
^†

Fresh Disasters
^†

Short Straw
^§

Dark Harbor
^†

Iron Orchid*

Two-Dollar Bill
^†

The Prince of Beverly Hills

Reckless Abandon
^†

Capital Crimes
^‡

Dirty Work
^†

Blood Orchid*

The Short Forever
^†

Orchid Blues*

Cold Paradise
^†

L.A. Dead
^†

The Run
^‡

Worst Fears Realized
^†

Orchid Beach*

Swimming to Catalina
^†

Dead in the Water
^†

Dirt
^†

Choke

Imperfect Strangers

Heat

Dead Eyes

L.A. Times

Santa Fe Rules
^§

New York Dead
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Palindrome

Grass Roots
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White Cargo

Under the Lake

Deep Lie
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Run Before the Wind
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Chiefs
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TRAVEL

A Romantic’s Guide to the Country Inns of Britain and Ireland
(1979)

MEMOIR

Blue Water, Green Skipper

*A Holly Barker Novel

^†A Stone Barrington Novel

^‡A Will Lee Novel

^§An Ed Eagle Novel

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