Print Books
Ballantine Books - Off Season, Hide and Seek
Berkley Publishing Group - She Wakes, Joyride
Biting Dog Press - The Transformed Mouse
Bloodletting Press - Book of Souls
Book Club Associates in association with Headline Publishing Group - Red, Road Kill, Only Child
Cahill Mtn Press - Dust of the Heavens
Cemetery Dance Publications - Hide and Seek, She Wakes, Joyride, Right to Life, The Lost, The Crossings, Triage, Weed Species, Old Flames, The Woman
Diamond Books - Offspring
Gauntlet Press - Hide and Seek, Cover, Only Child, Right to Life, Ladies' Night, Sleep Disorder, Closing Time and Other Stories
Headline Publishing Group - Off Season, Offspring, Red, Road Kill, Only Child
Leisure Books imprint of Dorchester Publishing - Off Season (with Winter Child), Cover, The Girl Next Door, Offspring, Red (with The Passenger), Joyride (with Weed Species), The Lost, Old Flames (with Right to Life), The Woman, Peaceable Kingdom, Triage
Obsidian Books - The Exit at Toledo Blade Boulevard
Overlook Connection Press - Off Season, The Girl Next Door, Offspring, Red, Broken on the Wheel of Sex
Silver Salamander Press - Hide and Seek
Subterranean Press - Peaceable Kingdom
Warner Books - Cover, The Girl Next Door
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