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- Mary Daheim: Bantam of the Opera
- Marcia Davenport: Of Lena Geyer and My Brother's Keeper
- Marc David: Farinelli: Memoires d'un castrat
- Robertson Davies: The Lyre of Orpheus
- Robertson Davies: The Manticore
- Robertson Davies: A Mixture of Frailties
- Kathryn Davis: The Girl Who Trod on a Loaf
- Ken Davis: The Forza Trap
- Mary Deasy: Ella Gunning
- Georges Delaquys: La naissance de Tristan
- Colin Dexter: The Inspector Morse series
- Michael Dibdin: Cosi Fan Tutti
- Philip K. Dick: Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
- Klemens Diez: Constanze - gewesene Witwe Mozart (Constanze, formerly widow of Mozart: her unwritten memoir
- Carole Nelson Douglas: Good morning, Irene
- Carole Nelson Douglas: Good night, Mr. Holmes
- Carole Nelson Douglas: Irene at Large
- Arthur Conan Doyle: A Scandal in Bohemia
- Fortune du Boisgobey: Le crime de l'opera (The crime of the opera house)
- Diane Duane: The book of night with moon
- George du Maurier: Trilby
- Jane Duncan: My friends from Cairnton
- Dorothy Dunnett: The photogenic soprano
- Dorothy Dunnett: Dolly and the singing bird (retitled as Rum Affair)
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