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How Lamar's Bad Prank Won a Bub - Crystal Allen
Thirteen-year-old Lamar Washington is the maddest, baddest, most spectacular bowler at Striker's Bowling Paradise. But while Lamar's a whiz at rolling strikes, he always strikes ou... -
Halo_ Cryptum - Greg Bear
Product Description_100,000 years ago, the galaxy was populated by a great variety of beings. But one species--eons beyond all others in both technology and knowledge--a... -
Guns Up! - Johnnie M. Clark
2 Cassettes, 2 hrs. abridgedRead by Jimmy StaraceTHIS GUT-WRENCHING FIRSTHAND ACCOUNT OF THE WAR IS A CLASSIC IN THE ANNALS OF VIETNAM LITERATURE."Guns up!" was the battle cry that... -
Genesis ; Battle Cry ; Homecomi - Jack McKinney
Product DescriptionHere you'll find three ROBETCH novels for the price of one. Collected for the first time in one volume, you'll find GENESIS, BATTLE CRY, and HOMECOMING--three el... -
For crying out loud!_ the world - Jeremy Clarkson
For crying out loud!: the world according to Clarkson -
Fire and Ice - Anne Stuart
Talk about lost in translation... In the wake of a failed love affair, brainy beauty Jilly Lovitz takes off for Tokyo. She's expecting to cry on her sister Summer's shoulder, then ... -
Everything Here Is the Best Thi - Justin Taylor
Each story in this crystalline, spare, oddly moving collection cuts to the quick. Taylor's characters are guided by delusions and misapprehensions that quickly bring them to impass... -
Elric to Rescue Tanelorn - Michael Moorcock
Product Description“Moorcock’s writing is intricate, fabulous, and mellifluous. Reading his words I was, and am, reminded of music. His novels are symphonic experiences. They dance... -
Don't Cry - Beverly Barton
EDITORIAL REVIEW: Nowhere To RunThe crime scenes are horrifying: the victims arranged with deliberate care, posed to appear alive despite their agonized last moments and the shocki... -
Crystal Lies - Melody Carlson
FromStarred Review Carlson's Crystal Lies brings to life the horror of crystal methamphetamine addiction. Hapless Glennis Harmon, who thought she was a typi...