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While I'm Falling - Laura Moriarty
SUMMARY: Ever since her parents announced that they're getting divorced, Veronica has been falling. Hard. A junior in college, she's fallen in love. She's fallen behind in her diff... -
Twilight falling - Paul S. Kemp
Product DescriptionThis is the first title in a new Forgotten Realms trilogy centering around the key character from the popular Sembia title Shadow's Witness. Author Paul Kemp cre... -
The Sky Is Falling - Sidney Sheldon
Amazon.com ReviewDana Evans, who made her first appearance in Sidney Sheldon's __, is a spunky, good-looking, young Washington TV journalist who's recently returned to the nation's... -
The Infinity Gate (Darkglass Mo - Sara Douglass
SUMMARY: No one is safe when even the past can't be trusted Elcho falling is under siege from the forces of infinity. Axis must deal with treachery while Maximilian confronts the O... -
Snow Falling on Cedars - David Guterson
Winner of the PEN/Faulkner AwardAmerican Booksellers Association Book of the Year AwardSan Piedro Island, north of Puget Sound, is a place so isolated that no one who lives there c... -
Miles, Mutants and Microbes - Lois McMaster Bujold
Two complete novels and a short novel in one large volume: Falling Free—The Nebula Award-winning novel. Leo Graf was just your typical efficient engineer: mind your own bus... -
Jeff Corwin_ a wild life _ the - Jeff Corwin
SUMMARY: A fascinating look at the real Jeff Corwin! From growing up in an urban community near Boston, to falling in love with snakes, to traveling to exotic places, to becoming a... -
Hard Rain Falling - Don Carpenter; George Pelecanos
Review"Tarmac-tough dialogue and road-novel deliquent action is customised with a tender intensity about both friendship and sexual passion. Often savage, never cynical, Carpenter ... -
French Pressed - Cleo Coyle
SUMMARY: Murder takes the plunge in the sixth book in the Coffeehouse mystery series. Clare Cosi's daughter, Joy, is interning - and falling - for a top New York chef when his kitc... -
False Memory - Dean Koontz
EDITORIAL REVIEW: It's a fear more paralyzing than falling. More terrifying than absolute darkness. More horrifying than anything you can imagine...