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Top Suspense 2: Favorite Kills $4.99 Hold on tight for another breathtaking, wild ride of seething sex and unexpected twists, dark humor, and certain death from Top Suspense. Our new anthology, Top Suspense 2: Favorite Kills is another screaming thrill ride with twelve master storytellers, each an award winning, highly acclaimed pro whose compelling and unforgettable tales have been published all over the world. This time we've raised the stakes, collecting our very best short stories, all major prize-winning tales and personal favorites, each one a knock-out punch of suspense. And that's just the beginning of the excitement coming from Top Suspense in 2012. Click on logo to see Top Suspense Brand books		The Goliath Bone by Max Allan Collins $7.59 $10.18 The bestselling American mystery writer of all time brings back his world-famous PI Mike Hammer for his biggest—and most dangerous—case. In the midst of a Manhattan snowstorm, Hammer halts the violent robbery of a pair of college sweethearts who have stumbled onto a remarkable archaeological find in the Valley of Elah: the perfectly preserved femur of what may have been the biblical giant Goliath. Hammer postpones his marriage to his faithful girl Friday, Velda, to fight a foe deadlier than the mobsters and KGB agents of his past—Islamic terrorists and Israeli extremists bent upon recovering the relic for their own agendas. A week before his death, Mickey Spillane entrusted a substantial portion of this manuscript and extensive notes to his frequent collaborator, Max Allan Collins, to complete. The result is a thriller as classic as Spillane's own I, the Jury, as compelling as Collins's Road to Perdition, and as contemporary as The Da Vinci Code.