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    Nightmare at the Book FairNovel

    Dan Gutman · standalone novel · 2008

    Fantasy, about transported to another world, set in contemporary.

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    Spy thriller.

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    Fantasy, set in secondary world.

    “Death speaks IN SMALL CAPITALS and rides a horse called Binky.”

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    Fredric Brown · standalone novel · 1955

    Science fiction and alien invasion, about aliens, set in contemporary.

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    Tom Holt · standalone novel · 1991

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    Fantasy, whimsical in tone, set in contemporary.

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