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Shakespeare's Landlord - Charlaine Harris
SUMMARY: When cleaning lady Lily Bard discovers the dead body of her nosy landlord, her plan of starting a quiet new life may end in her death. -
Shadow of an Angel - Mignon F. Ballard
EDITORIAL REVIEW: After the sudden death of her husband, Minda Hobbs returns to Angel Heights, S.C., the home of her forebears, to seek peace and purpose in her life. Instead, she ... -
Shadow Bound - Erin Kellison
SUMMARY: When a demon breaches the barrier between death and life, the salvation of the world depends on the passions of a beautiful banshee just coming into her power and the man ... -
Selected Stories of Anton Cheko - Anton Chekhov
SUMMARY: The Death of a ClerkOne fine evening the no less fine office manager Ivan Dmitrich Cherviakov1 was sitting in the second row of the stalls, watching The Bells of Cornevill... -
Secret of the Dragon - Margaret Weis
ReviewPraise for Bones of the Dragon:“Weis and Hickman, known for their Dragonlance role-playing game and novels, the “Darksword” series, and the Death Gate cycle, again de... -
Sea of Death - Tim Waggoner
Product DescriptionAcclaimed author Tim Waggoner brings his first Eberron trilogy to a stunning conclusion. Diran, once a feared assassin, has turned his back on mu... -
Schindler's Ark - Thomas Keneally
As thousands faced death in Nazi-occupied Poland an unlikely savior materialized in the shadow of Auschwitz. A flamboyant German industrialist grew into a living legend to the Jews... -
Sabriel - Garth Nix
Amazon.com ReviewAfter receiving a cryptic message from her father, Abhorsen, a necromancer trapped in Death, 18-year-old Sabriel sets off into the Old Kingdom. Fraught with peril ... -
Red Square - Martin Cruz Smith
In the Prosecutor's Office, Renko is looking into the murder of Rosen, a black marketeer. But all the witnesses to the car bomb that caused his death have disappeared, and Renko is... -
Reaper Man - Terry Pratchett
They say there are only two things you can count on ...But that was before DEATH started pondering the existential. Of course, the last thing anyone needs is a squeamish Grim Reape...