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Devil's Rock - Chris Speyer
SUMMARY: When Zaki finds a bracelet and an ancient skeleton, little does he know that he is also stumbling across a mystery that goes back generations - a mystery that involves rut... -
Democracy in America - Alexis Tocqueville
In 1831 Tocqueville set out from post-revolutionary France on a journey across America that would take him 9 months and cover 7,000 miles. The result was DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA: a su... -
Dark Tide_ The Great Boston Mol - Stephen Puleo
From Publishers WeeklyIn this volume, Puleo, a contributor to American History magazine, sets out to determine whether the collapse of a molasses tank that sent a tidal wave of 2.3... -
Dangerous liaisons - Choderlos de Laclos
EDITORIAL REVIEW: **A new translation of one of the most notorious novels of all time** Published just years before the French Revolution, Laclos's great novel of moral and emotion... -
Crown of Shadows - C. S. Friedman
From Publishers WeeklyThis closing volume of Friedman's Coldfire trilogy (When True Night Falls; Black Sun Rising) ably concludes one of the better fantasy series in recent memory.... -
Crown of Fire - Ed Greenwood
Product DescriptionThe second book in Ed Greenwood's first Forgotten Realms trilogy. Author Ed Greenwood continued the story of Shandril of Highmoon in this second volume of th... -
Criminal Law Handbook_ Know You - Paul Bergman; Sara J. Berman-Ba
Review"Quite simply, this volume should be on everybody's bookshelf... Bergman and Berman-Barrett have created a guided tour of the criminal justice system -- intended both for the... -
Country Driving_ A Journey Thro - Peter Hessler
EDITORIAL REVIEW: From the bestselling author of *Oracle Bones* and *River Town* comes the final book in his award-winning trilogy, on the human side of the economic revolution in ... -
Copenhagen Noir - Bo Tao Michaelis
From BooklistAkashic’s Noir series, which began in 2004, turns to Denmark. Edited by Danish book critic and editor Michaëlis, this volume features stories by authors whose names ma... -
Common Sense, the Rights of Man - Thomas Paine
SUMMARY: Thomas Paine's book "Common Sense" was the written word that inflamed and drove the people of the colonies to the cause of the American Revolution. It was a clear and pass...