Jonathan Penner and Lucille Recht Penner

BOOKS

Books by Jonathan Penner

Travel & Leisure, November 2001.

The peregrine falcon, long thought to be a doomed species, is again flying high in Manhattan...

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The Clock Struck One

"A page-turning triumph from a first-time author. Highly recommended." -Publishers Weekly

On vacation in Costa Rica -- seven days with nowhere to go, no one to see -- Damon Bailsworth thought he had all the time in the world.

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It Takes Two to Tango

"No sophomore jinx. A well-paced second thriller from the author of The Clock Struck One." --Kirkus Reviews

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