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Glasshouse - Charles Stross
From Publishers WeeklyThe censorship wars"during which the Curious Yellow virus devastated the network of wormhole gates connecting humanity across the cosmos"are finally over at t... -
Glamorama - Bret Easton Ellis
EDITORIAL REVIEW: "Arguably the novel of the 1990s...**Glamorama** should establish Ellis as the most fearless and ambitious writer of his generation...A must read." --*The Seattle... -
Game Over - Adele Parks
SUMMARY: Cas Perry wants nothing to do with love -- her dad walking out on her mother was quite enough romantic drama, thank you very much. And why should she bother with relations... -
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 ... -
Eternal Rider - Larissa Ione
SUMMARY:They are here. They ride. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.His name is Ares, and the fate of mankind rests on his powerful shoulders. If he falls to the forces of... -
Dinner at the Homesick Restaura - Anne Tyler
Review“Beautiful . . . funny, heart-hammering, wise . . . Superb entertainment.”_–The New York Times _“A book that should join those few that every literate person will have t... -
Death Masks - Jim Butcher
EDITORIAL REVIEW: **Now in hardcover for the first time- book five in the *New York Times* bestselling Dresden Files series!** Harry Dresden, Chicago's only practicing professional... -
Criminal Law Handbook_ Know You - Paul Bergman; Sara J. Berman-Ba
Review"Quite simply, this volume should be on everybody's bookshelf... Bergman and Berman-Barrett have created a guided tour of the criminal justice system -- intended both for the... -
Black Seconds - Karin Fossum
SUMMARY: Ida Joner gets on her brand-new bike and sets off toward town. A good-natured, happy girl, she is looking forward to her tenth birthday. Thirty-five minutes after Ida shou... -
Bird in Hand - Christina Baker Kline
From Publishers WeeklyIn her fourth novel (after The Way Life Should Be), Kline traces the construction and collapse of two long-term relationships. On her way home to New Jersey ....