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Each month Discovery Club members receive a signed and personally inscribed first edition mystery from the most exciting mystery writers working today. Subscriptions also make wonderful gifts for the mystery fan in your life.
The emphasis is on first mysteries from authors who have been missed or forgotten by the mainstream reviewer. These mysteries are usually from small independent publishers and have initial print runs of only a few thousand copies. Past DISCOVERY BOOKS include Steve Yarbough’s critically acclaimed The Oxygen Man, Joseph Abramo’s award winning Catching Water In A Net and Glen David Gold’s internationally applauded Carter Beats The Devil.
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THIS MONTH'S DISCOVERY CLUB SELECTION:
Nina Revoyr, THE AGE OF DREAMING
MAY DISCOVERY CLUB SELECTION and CLAIR'S FAVORITE
Akashic Press, $15.95 (signed first edition trade paperback)
In 1964, an aspiring screenwriter visits silent-screen legend Jun Nakayama, who retired from films forever in 1922. The screenwriter, Nick Bellinger, wants Nakayama to come out of retirement, but Nakayama has his reasons for wanting to stay out of the limelight. Nakayama remembers his short, brilliant career, and the terrible crime that ended it. Revoyr bases her story on real events, blending fact and fiction seamlessly and giving the reader a unique new perspective on Hollywood's cruel history.

Discovery Club members who prefer hardcover books have the option of receiving a signed first edition of EASY INNOCENCE by Libby Fischer Hellmann. Just let us know by phone or e-mail that you'd like to make the substitution.
Posted by Pam on May 03, 2008