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Test of the Twins - Margaret Weis; Tracy Hickman
SUMMARY: The last title in the second Dragonlance novel trilogy, now available for the first time in hardcover.The third and last title in the second Dragonlance novel trilogy will... -
Tess of the D'Urbervilles - Thomas Hardy
SUMMARY: Edited with Notes by Tim Dolin and an Introduction by Margaret R. Higonnet -
Tales From the Starscape - Viktor Mars; Margaret Macdonald
Product DescriptionSynopsis:In the endless expanse of stars, our adventure begins. In the starscape of Focalor lies the beautiful planet called Fallana. It once prospere... -
Surfacing - Margaret Atwood
Review“One of the most important novels of the twentieth century...utterly remarkable.”–_New York Times Book Review___“Atwood probes emotions with X-ray precision. All in... -
Seeing further_ the story of sc - Bill Bryson
SUMMARY: Edited and introduced by Bill Bryson, and with contributions from Richard Dawkins, Margaret Atwood, David Attenborough, Martin Rees and Richard Fortey amongst others, this... -
Secret of the Dragon - Margaret Weis
ReviewPraise for Bones of the Dragon:“Weis and Hickman, known for their Dragonlance role-playing game and novels, the “Darksword” series, and the Death Gate cycle, again de... -
School choice or best systems_ - Margaret C. Wang; Herbert J. Wa
SUMMARY: This book addresses one of the most urgent questions in American society today, one that is currently in the spotlight and hotly debated on all sides: Who shall rule the s... -
Right as Rain_ A Novel - George P. Pelecanos
Amazon.com ReviewGeorge Pelecanos's Washington, D.C., is a far cry from the upwardly mobile, tourist-attraction-speckled enclave of Margaret Truman (_Murder at the National Cathedr... -
Paris 1919 - Margaret Macmillan; Richard Hol
From Publishers WeeklyA joke circulating in Paris early in 1919 held that the peacemaking Council of Four, representing Britain, France, the U.S. and Italy, was busy preparing a "j... -
Murder on K Street_ A Capital C - Margaret Truman
From Publishers WeeklyTruman's 23rd Capital Crimes novel (after 2006's Murder at the Opera) offers little suspense and even less insight into the wheelings and dealings of contempo...