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Closing Time - Joe Queenan
An affecting memoir from one of America's most provocative humoristsOver the past two decades, Joe Queenan has established himself as a scourge of everything that is h... -
Chimaera - Ian Irvine
SUMMARY: Fantasy fiction. All resistance has been crushed. In a few minutes of overwhelming violence the Council's air-dreadnought fleet has destroyed Fiz Gorgo's defences. Xervish... -
Castle to Castle (French Litera - Louis-Ferdinand Celine
From Library JournalPublished in English seven years after his death (LJ 11/15/68), this is considered one of Celine's darkest novels. It is also autobiographical. Like the author,... -
Broken - Kelley Armstrong
SUMMARY: In this thrilling new novel from the author of Industrial Magic, a pregnant werewolf may have unwittingly unleashed Jack the Ripper on twenty-first-century—and become his ... -
Bones in London - Edgar Wallace
Product DescriptionThis is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks... -
Blackwater - Conn Iggulden
SUMMARY: A dark, chilling psychological thriller from the number one bestselling author of the Emperor series. Blackwater is being published as part of the Quick Reads initiative o... -
Black wizards - Douglas Niles
Product DescriptionOne of the first Forgotten Realms titles ever published, now brought back into print!Released in 1988, Black Wizards was the second novel in the first trilogy e.... -
Battle Cry - Leon Uris
Review"Raw, tough, and unvarnished . . . Don't miss it!"--Kirkus ReviewsProduct DescriptionBattle Cry is the riveting Marine epic by the bestselling autho... -
Bachelor Unleashed - Brenda Jackson
Product DescriptionThey had a hot, fleeting affair Farrah Langley has never forgotten. Attorney-to-the-rich-and-famous Xavier Kane was tender, sexy, attentive—and ravished her bod.... -
Asylum - Patrick McGrath
Amazon.com ReviewThe New Yorker review praised Patrick McGrath's "ornate, deadpan style . . . distinguished by its unusual seriousness, its lack of camp," and described Asylum...