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Primal Threat - Earl Emerson
From Publishers WeeklyEmerson (_Firetrap_) takes a page from James Dickey's Deliverance in this rousing survival yarn that pits a group of mountain bikers against gun-toting, veng.... -
Paradox - Alex Archer
Archaeologist Annja Creed reluctantly accepts an assignment on behalf of a covert arm of the U.S. Government. She is to lead an expedition to the top of Mount Ararat to find the tr... -
No Way Down_ Life and Death on - Graham Bowley
SUMMARY: In this riveting work of narrative nonfiction, journalist Graham Bowley re-creates one of the most dramatic tales of death and survival in mountaineering history, vividly ... -
My Dad Can Do Anything - Stephen Krensky
What can your dad do? Can he climb the highest mountain? Or swim to the bottom of the sea? In this heartwarming story about how dads are strong, brave, and all-around great, dads c... -
Mountains of Brega - Jeffrey Lord
The Richard Blade novels were a series of adventures featuring the titular character (MI6A's special agent Richard Blade), who was teleported into a random alternate dimension at t... -
Mountain Sheriff - B. J. Daniels
TROUBLE ALWAYS ACCOMPANIED THE RAINY SEASON Rain and isolation could make folks crazy in these parts. Sheriff Mitch Tanner -- the most eligible bachelor in the county -- would have... -
Mountain Girl River Girl - Ye Ting-Xing
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Lovecraft's Fiction Volume III, - Howard Phillips Lovecraft
The Dunwich Horror The Electric Executioner (with Adolphe de Castro) The Mound (with Zealia Bishop) MedusaÆs Coil (with Zealia Bishop) The Whisperer in Darkness At the Mountains of... -
K2_ Life and Death on the World - Ed Viesturs; David Roberts
A thrilling chronicle of the tragedy-ridden history of climbing K2, the world's most difficult and unpredictable mountain, by the bestselling authors of No Shortcuts to the TopAt 2... -
Into Thin Air_ A Personal Accou - Jon Krakauer
Amazon.com ReviewA bank of clouds was assembling on the not-so-distant horizon, but journalist-mountaineer Jon Krakauer, standing on the summit of Mt. Everest, saw nothing that "su...