Wednesday's Game: Books with a City/Town/Village in their name

[Carci]

This will be a bit harder than the last one :)

I'll start with A Cold Day in Paradise... set in Paradise, MI (in the upper peninsula), it is the first book in the Alex McKnight series by Steve Hamilton. 

Can you think of one?

[Mandy Muffin]

With this theme in mind, I just downloaded my monthly "free book" from Amazon Prime.  It is  "Jerusalem Gap" by T. R. Pearson.  I am a huge fan of dog books.  http://www.amazon.com/Jerusalem-Gap-T-R-Pearson/dp/0615398650

[rapa]

Am currently reading Jerusalem Gap that I got free from BookBub.  Lovable dog named "Nova" in this story. So far a relaxing, enjoyable read.  Am reading this one on my iPad while at gym.

[Carci]

dang!  missed that one and I love dog stories. I have stopped looking at the freebie sites as I have over 500 books on my Kindle now and I'm afraid I'll freeze up if I keep loading them on it.

[Lip Service]

Dont worry about overloading your kindle with books it it can take thousands
Jerusalem gap is still available for one dollar from the kindle store

[Mandy Muffin]

Here is the mother load:

A very popular author that I read several years ago named six of her books after cities:

Helen McInnes author of:

-Message from Malaga

-Decision at Delphi

-North from Rome

-The Venetian Affair

-The Salzburg Connection

-Assignment in Brittany (OK, it's a region of France)

[Sono]

Just thought of:  "Lonesome Dove" by Larry McMurtry and Midnight in Peking (don't remember author)

[Ursula]

Frederic Forsyth's The Odessa File (1972); also The Phantom of Manhattan (1999).  He has a new book coming out this month called The Kill List; probably shouldn't admit this, but I didn't know he was still alive.

[CaliforniaNow]

What about Sleepy Hollow or The Headless Horseman of. . .whichever the name of that book is by Washington Irving.

[Robert Burke]

The Beans of Egypt, Maine.  Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.