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The Scottish Bride - Catherine Coulter
A vicar, widower, and father, Tysen Sherbrooke is unprepared for the courageous spitfire who comes into his life when he becomes a Scottish baron. -
The Savage City - T. J. English
In the early 1960s, uncertainty and menace gripped New York, crystallizing in a poisonous divide between a deeply corrupt, cynical, and racist police force, and an African American... -
The Sapphire Crescent - Thomas M. Reid
Product DescriptionThe first in a new trilogy of Forgotten Realms novels from Thomas M. Reid. This is the first title in a new trilogy exploring the political intrigue of a mercena... -
The Saint of Dragons - Jason Hightman
EDITORIAL REVIEW: The ancient dragons -- of the time of the legendary Saint George and earlier -- have never disappeared entirely. Instead, they've moved undercover -- and into hum... -
The Ruby Guardian - Thomas M. Reid
Product DescriptionThe second in a trilogy of Forgotten Realms novels from Thomas M. Reid.This title continues the trilogy exploring the political intrigue of a mercenary society .... -
The Rolling Stone interviews - Jann Wenner; Joe Levy
Product DescriptionThe greatest interviews with the greatest rock stars, movie stars, and cultural icons--uncensored and unfiltered--are published together in one remarkable volume... -
The Road to Cana - Anne Rice
Anne Rice's second book in her hugely ambitious and courageous life of Christ begins during his last winter before his baptism in the Jordan and concludes with the miracle at Cana.... -
The Ring of Winter - James Lowder
Product DescriptionOne of the Harpers (a secret organization fighting for good) searches the jungle for a missing explorer and happens on a lost civilization--complete with dinosau... -
The Right Hand of Sleep - John Wray
From Publishers WeeklyThe ghost hovering over this assured and astonishingly mature first novel is that of Joseph Roth, the great interwar Austrian novelist. Perhaps this reflects ... -
The Riddle of Gender - Deborah Rudacille
Review“Sympathetic and well-researched. . . . Lively enough to be a good introduction for the educated lay reader and documented enough for the scholar.” –_Publishers Weekly_ “Amaz...