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Rosie Little's Cautionary Tales - Daniel Wood
From Publishers WeeklyLinked anecdotes about the perils of young womanhood from Australian author Wood trendily play off of antediluvian diction and antiquated women's advice colum... -
Roses Are Red - James Patterson
SUMMARY:THE SPECTACULAR EIGHTH #1 BESTSELLER BY THE AUTHOR OF POP GOES THE WEASEL#1 Washington Post#1 Publishers Weekly#1 Wall Street Journal#1 Chicago Tribune#1 Entertainme... -
Rose in a Storm - Jon Katz
From Katz, best-selling author of the anecdotal Bedlam Farm books, returns to his fiction roots with this gently appealing tale of a sheepdog named Rose. Fully immersing himself in... -
Rooms - James L. Rubart
From Publishers WeeklyDebut author and professional marketer Rubart has created a suspenseful tale in the vein of Ted Dekker's House, in which inexplicable happenings take over an.... -
Romeo, Romeo - Robin Kaye
EDITORIAL REVIEW: "A sparkling new voice! If you love witty dialogue, great characters and a lot of fun in your books, this is the writer for you!" *- Maureen Child, USA Today bes... -
Roast Mortem - Cleo Coyle
EDITORIAL REVIEW: ** The national bestselling author brews up another mystery-and this time, it's New York's Bravest that get burned ** After local firefighters pull Clare out of a... -
Riding the Iron Rooster - Paul Theroux
Paul Theroux, the author of the train travel classics The Great Railway Bazaar and The Old Patagonian Express, takes to the rails once again in this account of his epic journey thr... -
Resurrection - Paul S. Kemp
Product Description“Finding someone to finish a series after five novels from five different authors is no easy task. He’s got to be willing to find all the open roads the others h... -
Redemption - Leon Uris
Master storyteller Leon Uris, internationally acclaimedauthor of such bestsellers as Exodus, Topaz, QB VII,Trinity, the Haj and Mitla Pass,continues the epic story of the Irish st.... -
Rebooting the American Dream - Thom Hartmann
From Publishers WeeklyNationally-syndicated radio host and bestselling author Hartmann (Screwed) takes up his progressive cudgels once again. His theme this time: the need to turn ...