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Your Heart Belongs to Me - Dean Koontz
EDITORIAL REVIEW: *For one man, they are the five most terrifying words of all . . .* One year after the heart transplant that saved his life, thirty-five-year-old Ryan Perry has n... -
Young Miles - Lois McMaster Bujold; James P.
Key Selling Points- Four-time Hugo and two-time Nebula winner Lois McMaster Bujold has a huge audience, and a string of novels that sell and sell and sell. . . .- This Miles Vor... -
You've Been Warned - James Patterson; Howard Roughan
Kristin Burns has lived her life by the philosophy "Don't think, just shoot"--pictures, that is. Struggling to make ends meet, she works full-time as the nanny for the fabulously w... -
You Don't Love This Man_ A Nove - Dan Deweese
From Publishers WeeklyAt the start of DeWeese's engaging debut, Paul, a bank manager in the Pacific Northwest, loses his three-year-old daughter, Miranda, for a short time while tr... -
You Did What__ Mad Plans and Gr - Bill Fawcett; Brian M. Thomsen;
From Publishers WeeklyOkay, it’s not exactly news that Napoleon miscalculated in trying to invade Russia in the dead of winter or that David Caruso hurt his career by leaving NYPD ... -
You Can't Stop Me - Max Allan Collins; Matthew Clem
EDITORIAL REVIEW: Small-town sheriff J.C. Harrow made headlines when he apprehended a would-be presidential assassin - only to come home that night and find his wife and son brutal... -
You Can't Keep a Good Woman Dow - Alice Walker
ReviewA thin, often didactic, largely disappointing collection of stories from an enormously gifted author of short fiction (In Love & Trouble) and novels - whose storytelling pow.... -
You Can Write Poetry - Jeff Mock
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You Are Your Own Gym - Mark Lauren;Joshua Clark
Armed with Mark Lauren’s motivation techniques, expert training, and nutrition advice, you’ll see rapid results by working out just thirty minutes a day, four times a week—wheth... -
You Are Not a Stranger Here - Adam Haslett
Amazon.com ReviewIn his debut story collection, You Are Not a Stranger Here, Adam Haslett drags into the light subjects often left in the cellar. Most of his stories are told from....