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Seeing a Large Cat - Elizabeth Peters
EDITORIAL REVIEW: MysteryLarge Print EditionPeters fans will relish this latest adventure. Publishers WeeklyAs her legions of fans will readily testify, Amelia Peabody Emerson, who... -
Say You're One of Them - Uwem Akpan
SUMMARY: Each story in this jubilantly acclaimed collection pays testament to the wisdom and resilience of children, even in the face of the most agonizing circumstances. A family ... -
Sanctuary - Nora Roberts
From Library JournalThere's no looking back for Roberts, who made the break to hardcover with the best-selling Montana Sky (LJ 2/1/96). Her latest tells of a young woman who finds ... -
Rogue Saucer - John Vornholt
SUMMARY:"ROUGE SAUCER" While its own saucer section receives needed repairs, the "U.S.S. Enterprise(TM)" tests a new experimental saucer. In theory, the new saucer can survi... -
Rising tide - Mel Odom
From Publishers WeeklyThe latest game-related novel from the leading publisher of the genre introduces a new maritime setting in the popular Forgotten Realms role-playing universe.... -
Ring Around the Sky - Allyn Gibson
The Tellarite colony world of Kharzh'ulla is a planet of many wonders, but its greatest feature is the Ring, a massive orbital construction, serviced by a series of "space ... -
Riding Rockets - Mike Mullane; R. Mike Mullane
From Publishers WeeklyWith a testosterone-fueled swagger and a keen eye for particulars, Mullane takes readers into the high-intensity, high-stress world of the shuttle astronaut i... -
Rescue - Anita Shreve
From Publishers WeeklyIn Shreve's smooth if unsurprising latest (after A Change in Altitude), EMT Peter Webster is drawn to a woman he rescues at the scene of a one-car drunk drivi... -
Recoil - David Sherman; Dan Cragg
SUMMARY: Swift, silent, and deadly–they strike where no one else dares.Fear is the fastest-growing crop on Haulover, a newly colonized planet where someone–or something–is destroyi... -
Reading Lolita in Tehran_ A Mem - Azar Nafisi
Amazon.com ReviewAn inspired blend of memoir and literary criticism, Reading Lolita in Tehran is a moving testament to the power of art and its ability to change and improve ...