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Fearless Fourteen - Janet Evanovich
EDITORIAL REVIEW: **The Crime: ****Armed robbery to the tune of nine million dollars**. Dom Rizzi robbed a bank, stashed the money, and did the t... -
Father's Day Murder - Leslie Meier
EDITORIAL REVIEW: When her part-time reporting gig gives Lucy the opportunity to attend a Boston newspaper conference, she looks forward to the vacation from domestic bliss. But th... -
Family album - Danielle Steel
ReviewThis is a collection of three stunning, ethereal novellas. Karen, the adolescent protagonist in "The Talisman," is doing poorly in Catholic boarding school. Every time she at... -
Faded Steel Heat - Glen Cook
EDITORIAL REVIEW: Since the end of the war, there had always been bigotry against non-humans in TunFaire. Even though many species had sacrificed in battle, some groups of humans t... -
Empire of the Summer Moon - S. C. Gwynne
In the tradition of Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee, a stunningly vivid historical account of the forty-year battle between Comanche Indians and white settlers for control of the Ame... -
Emperor_ The Death of Kings - Conn Iggulden
SUMMARY: Brilliant…stunning,” raved the Los Angeles Times about Conn Iggulden’s first novel, Emperor: The Gates of Rome. “Iggulden is a grand storyteller,” declared USA Today. Now ... -
Emperor of Ocean Park - Stephen L. Carter
The Barnes & Noble ReviewYale law professor Stephen L. Carter -- widely known for his keenly insightful works of political, social, and legal commentary -- offers a stunning fictio... -
Doctor Who_ The Witch Hunters - Steve Lyons
Product DescriptionThe original Doctor Who (from the 1960s) attempts repairs to the Tardis. Unfortunately, he chooses Salem, Massachusetts at the time of the witch hunts, as the pl... -
Doctor Who_ Just War - Lance Parkin
SUMMARY:It is March 1941, and Britain's wartime fortunes are at their nadir. But events are still following the course of history. The Doctor is therefore alarmed to discove... -
Doctor Who_ Halflife - Mark Michalowski
Product DescriptionTo lose your memory once may be regarded as a misfortune; to lose it twice looks like carelessness. The Doctor's not himself. He's not quite sure who he is, but ...