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Fanatics - William Bell
A sequel to the very popular Stones, Fanatics is a thrilling story in which the past and present collide in terrifying, riveting ways.Garnet Havelock has just finished his apprenti... -
False Pretenses - Kathy Herman
Zoe Broussard loves the life she and her husband Pierce have built in her beloved Louisiana hometown - especially their popular brasserie Zoe B's, to which folks drive all the way ... -
Fall of Giants - Ken Follett
SUMMARY: Follett takes you to a time long past with brio and razor-sharp storytelling. An epic tale in which you will lose yourself." -The Denver Post on World Without End Ken Foll... -
Extremis - Chuck Gannon; Steve White; Char
SUMMARY: Once before, the sentient races in the known part of the galaxy—humans, Orions, Ophiuchi and Gorm—had united to defeat alien invaders. Decades later, the member planets of... -
Eva Braun_ Life With Hitler - Heike B. Gortemaker; Damion Sea
The first comprehensive biography of Eva Braun: an authoritative reassessment of her role in Hitler’s life, which gives us, as well, an astonishingly revealing portrait of Hitler a... -
Epic Win for Anonymous_ How 4ch - Cole Stryker
4chan is the Anti-Facebook," a site that radically encourages anonymity. It spawned the hacktivist group Anonymous, which famously defended WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange by brin... -
English passengers - Matthew Kneale
English Passengers (2000) A novel by Matthew Kneale Awards: Whitbread Prize The Booker Prize (nominee) This novel tells two parallel stories: one of three eccentric Englishmen who ... -
Empire of the Summer Moon - S. C. Gwynne
In the tradition of Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee, a stunningly vivid historical account of the forty-year battle between Comanche Indians and white settlers for control of the Ame... -
Elminster_ The Making of a Mage - Ed Greenwood
ReviewAn old wizard with the power to delight youngsters and horrify adults reveals his early beginnings in this strong fantasy, which traces the evolution of a mage's powers. This... -
Edible Woman - Margaret Atwood
Marian has a problem. A willing member of the consumer society in which she lives, she suddenly finds herself identifying with the things being consumed. She can cope with her tidy...