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No More Holiday Blues - Wayne W. Dyer; Thomas Nast
For many of us, the arrival of the holiday season brings disappointment, stress, and loneliness. Now Dr. Dyer shows how to recapture the true spirit of Christmas, Hanukkah, and ... -
No Doors, No Windows - Joe Schreiber
EDITORIAL REVIEW: When madness is your inheritance, how do you escape it?Scott Mast thought he got away–first from a family haunted by a dark fate, then from a dull career writing ... -
Nights in Rodanthe - Nicholas Sparks
SUMMARY:From #1 New York Times bestselling author Nicholas Sparks comes a tender story of hope and joy, of sacrifice and forgiveness-a moving reminder that love is possible ... -
Night Tides - Alex Prentiss
SUMMARY: One by one they go missing. And in the lake a voice cries out: "Save them. . . ." In the darkness, in a lake in the middle of a prosperous college town, Rachel Matre feels... -
Night Shift - Stephen King
EDITORIAL REVIEW: From the depths of darkness, where hideous rats defend their empire, to dizzying heights, where a beautiful girl hangs by a hai... -
Neverwhere_ A Novel - Neil Gaiman
Richard Mayhew is an unassuming young businessman living in London, with a dull job and a pretty but demanding fiancee. Then one night he stumbles across a girl bleeding on the ... -
Mrs Dalloway - Virginia Woolf
On a June morning in 1923, Clarissa Dalloway is preparing for a party and remembering her past. Elsewhere in London, Septimus Smith is suffering from shell-shock and on the brink o... -
Mr. China - Tim Clissold
From Publishers WeeklyA British businessman with a background in accounting and auditing, Clissold joined up with an entrepreneur in the early 1990s and set out to buy shares of Ch... -
Move to Strike - Perri O'Shaughnessy
Amazon.com ReviewDefense attorney Nina Reilly has bad luck with men: one marriage ended abruptly, and another ended in tragedy. Still, her misfortunes with the opposite sex are not... -
Moscow, December 25, 1991_ The - Conor O'Clery
ReviewPublishers Weekly, June 15, 2011“Shrewd political history.... O’Clery presents a colorful human-scale saga, full of pathos and pettiness. (As Gorbache...