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Daniel X_ Watch the Skies - James Patterson; Ned Rust
SUMMARY: LIGHTS All's quiet in the small town of Holliswood. Television sets, computers, and portable devices are aglow in every home, classroom, and store. Yet not all is perfect.... -
Daedalus's Children - Dave Stern
Crippled by a freak accident, Enterprise has crossed over into an alternate universe-and into the middle of a civil war set off by a brutal warlord who has used tech... -
Cry for the Strangers - John Saul
Product DescriptionClark's Harbor was the perfect coastal haven, jealously guarded against outsiders. But now strangers have come to settle there. And a small boy is suddenly fr... -
Crusade - James Lowder
SUMMARY:King Azoun of Cormyr forges an army to challenge the mighty barbarian troops who have set their sights on the western realms, but his attack could mean the death of ... -
Crime and Punishment - Fyodor Dostoyevsky
SUMMARY: Crime and Punishment is one of the most important novels of the nineteenth century. It is the story of a murder committed on principle, of a killer who wishes to set himse... -
Creature - John Saul
From Publishers WeeklyThe latest horror novel from consistently bestselling Saul ( Suffer the Children ; Hellfire ) is set in Silverdale, Colo., a company-town variation on Spielbe... -
Create Dangerously - Edwidge Danticat
From Publishers WeeklyStarred Review. In order to shield our shattered collective psyche from a long history of setbacks and disillusionment... we cultivate communal and historical... -
Crazy for the Storm_ A Memoir o - Norman Ollestad
SUMMARY: A riveting and moving memoir, written in crisp Hemingwayesque prose and set amid the wild, uninhibited surf culture of Malibu and Mexico in the late 1970s From the age of ... -
Corduroy Mansions - Alexander McCall Smith
SUMMARY: A delightful new setting—London—a delightful new cast of characters, and one incredibly clever dog. Corduroy Mansions is the affectionate nickname given to a genteel, crum... -
Confess, Fletch - Gregory Mcdonald
Review?Has all the zest, humor and spare lean prose of its forerunner: it has a beautifully complex plot which leaves you squirming at the final sentence and a set of slippery char...