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Dead Space_ Martyr - B. K. Evenson
EDITORIAL REVIEW: We have seen the future. A universe cursed with life after death. It all started deep beneath the Yucatan peninsula, where an archaeological discovery took us int... -
Cyrano de Bergerac - Edmond Rostand
SUMMARY: Cyrano de Bergerac, by Edmond Rostand, is part of the Barnes & Noble Classics series, which offers quality editions at affordable prices to the student and the general rea... -
Crusade - James Lowder
SUMMARY:King Azoun of Cormyr forges an army to challenge the mighty barbarian troops who have set their sights on the western realms, but his attack could mean the death of ... -
Crucible_ the trial of Cyric th - Troy Denning
Product DescriptionAn all-new version of one of the key titles in the entire Forgotten Realms novel line. This title is the final in a series of recovers of the popular Avatar seri... -
Cormyr_ a novel - Ed Greenwood; Jeff Grubb
Product DescriptionIn an epic novel that chronicles the history of the land of Cormyr and its generations of powerful kings and wizards, Cormyr faces catastrophe as King Azoun IV f... -
City of the Dead - T. L. Higley
Up from the sands of Egypt rises the Great Pyramid, where Hemiunu, Pharaoh’s Grand Vizier, commands the historic building project as he orders his life—with justice, truth, and pre... -
City of War - Neil Russell
From Publishers WeeklyRussell's uneven debut pits hunky billionaire adventurer Rail Black against an unlikely combo of villains. Stuck in L.A. freeway gridlock, Rail is shocked to ... -
Chosen_ A House of Night Novel - P. C. Cast; Kristin Cast
From School Library JournalGrade 10 Up—This installment picks up exactly where Betrayed (St. Martin's, 2007) left off. Zoey Redbird, leader of the Dark Daughters and vampyre ... -
Chat - Archer Mayor
From Publishers WeeklyRelationships always drive Mayor's plots, but never more so than in this intricate, suspense-filled 18th Joe Gunther novel (after 2006's The Second Mouse -
Breadcrumbs - Anne Ursu; Erin Mcguire
Review“This is a lyrical book, a lovely book, and a smart book; it dares us to see stories as spreading more widely, and running more deeply, than we had imagined.” (Gary Schmidt, ...