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The Squire's Quest - Gerald Morris
Why is it, Terence wondered, that the things you know most surely are always the things you can't demonstrate to any one else?And why is it, after all of these years, that Teren... -
The Spy Who Loved Me_ A James B - Ian Fleming
EDITORIAL REVIEW: A beautiful girl with a sensual past, Vivienne Michell is different from all the women Bond has known before. When she is confronted with two evil killers there i... -
The Spirit Stone - Katharine Kerr
From Publishers WeeklyAfter the disappointment of Kerr's first entry in her Silver Wyrm series, The Gold Falcon (2006), part of her popular Deverry cycle, fans will welcome the au.... -
The Spell of Rosette - Kim Falconer
SUMMARY:Born under the sign of the Twins, Rosette is a child of two worlds: Gaela, steeped in magic, and an Earth choked with failing technology. The key to their survival i... -
The Spanish Game - Charles Cumming
SUMMARY: In exile. In danger. On the run. For six years Alec Milius has been trying to escape his past. But his past refuses to release him. Abandoned by MI6 after a disastrous ope... -
The Sleeping God - Violette Malan
SUMMARY: Masters of weapons and martial arts, Mercenaries Dhulyn Wolfshead and Parno Lionsmane have just saved one of the Marked, those gifted with special powers, from a mob that ... -
The Skorpion Directive - David Stone
EDITORIAL REVIEW: **The brilliant new Micah Dalton thriller from the *New York Times* bestselling author. ** In Vienna for a top-secret meeting with ex-Mossad agent Issadore Galan,... -
The Sixth Man - David Baldacci
Review"Equal parts Hitchcock and James Bond, it's the perfect literary cocktail...One of Baldacci's best." (Richmond Times-Dispatch on Deliver Us from Evil -
The Sisterhood - Michael Palmer
Review"Terrific, a compellingly suspenseful tale." -- Clive Cluser. -- ReviewProduct DescriptionOne by one, patients at Boston Doctors Hospital survive delicate su... -
The Sirens of Titan - Kurt Vonnegut
Review“Vonnegut is George Orwell, Dr. Caligari and Flash Gordon compounded into one writer . . . a zany but moral mad scientist.”—*Time“Reading Vonnegut is addictive!”—