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Foucault's Pendulum - Umberto Eco; William Weaver
From Publishers WeeklyIf a copy (often unread) of The Name of the Rose on the coffee table was a badge of intellectual superiority in 1983, Eco's second novel--also an intellectual... -
Foreign Influence_ A Thriller - Brad Thor
From Publishers WeeklyIn Thor's formulaic ninth Scot Harvath thriller (after The Apostle), the ex–navy SEAL has lost his job with the disbanding under a new presidential administra... -
For crying out loud!_ the world - Jeremy Clarkson
For crying out loud!: the world according to Clarkson -
Flirting with Temptation - Kelley St. John
SUMMARY: Babette Robinson changes careers and lovers as easily as she changes hairstyles. But after losing her last job, she's beginning to see that her feather-to-the-wind mentali... -
Fletch - Gregory Mcdonald
SUMMARY: FletchHe’s an investigative reporter whose methods are a little unorthodox. Currently he’s living on the beach with the strung-out trying to find to the source of the drug... -
Firestarter - Stephen King
SUMMARY: FIRESTARTER is the mesmerising and menacing story of a sinister government agency, a fateful drug experiment, and a pigtailed girl named Charlie, who has an unimaginably t... -
Finding Nouf - Zoe Ferraris
EDITORIAL REVIEW: Zoë Ferraris’s electrifying debut of taut psychological suspense offers an unprecedented window into Saudi Arabia and the lives of men and women there. When sixte... -
Final justice - W.E.B. Griffin
SUMMARY:Newly promoted to sergeant， Philadelphia detective Matt Payne finds himself in the middle of three assignments at once: trying to nail down a cop killer， a serial ra... -
Fanatics - William Bell
A sequel to the very popular Stones, Fanatics is a thrilling story in which the past and present collide in terrifying, riveting ways.Garnet Havelock has just finished his apprenti... -
False Memory - Dean Koontz
EDITORIAL REVIEW: It's a fear more paralyzing than falling. More terrifying than absolute darkness. More horrifying than anything you can imagine...