Tale of the unexpected Ronald Dahl

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"A Tale of Time City"...........Dianna Wynne Jones

Tales of Terror and suspense Stewart H. Benedict

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"The Terror"...............by Dan Simmons

Terror and consent Phillip bobitt

Advise and consent allen drury

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"The Age of Consent".........Norman Lindsay 1968 (Sydney)

Age of innocence edith wharton

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"Suspicion of Innocence".........by Barbara Parker

suspicions Barbara Betcherman 1980

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"Above Suspicion"..........by Linda La Plante (2004)

Beyond suspicion James Grippando (good writter if you haven't tried him)

Beyond the Grave Marcia Muller

The Fog

James Herbert

The shifting fog Kate Morton

The league of Night and Fog David Morrell

Beyond the Sky and the Earth: A Journey into Bhutan by Jamie Zeppa

Beyond the Blue Moon - Simon R Green

The Great Beyond

The Great Automatic Grammatizator: And Other Stories....Roald Dahl

Alexander the Great Paul Cartledge

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"The Great Gatsby"...........F.Scott Fitzgerald

All creatures great and small "Herod"

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"All The Kings Men" ....by Robert Penn Warren 1946

"Of Mice and Men"

The Terminal Man Michael Crichton (is that legal going from plual MEN to singular MAN?)

The Terminal Man Michael Crichton (is that legal going from plual MEN to singular MAN?)

I dunno. I don't think many "mans" will be unhappy with you

OK I'll throw in "Solitary man" Steven Leather and "The Vanished Man" by Jeffrey Deaver

3 man = men

Dragons of a vanished Moon............a Dragonlance book by Weis & Hickman I think

Dragon's Egg -- Robert L. Forward