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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... -
Love You More_ A Novel - Lisa Gardner
Amazon.com ReviewWHO DO YOU LOVE? One question, a split-second decision, and Brian Darby lies dead on the kitchen floor. His wife, state police trooper Tessa L... -
Love Letters From Ladybug Farm - Donna Ball
Product Description Love is in the air in this delightful novel-third in the bestselling Ladybug Farm series from award-winning author Donna Ball. Renovating... -
Lost on Planet China_ One Man's - J. Maarten Troost
Amazon.com ReviewAmazon Best of the Month, July 2008: Maarten Troost is a laowai (foreigner) in the Middle Kingdom, ill-equipped with a sliver of Mandarin, q... -
Lost in My Own Backyard_ A Walk - Tim Cahill
"Let's get lost together . . . " Lost in My Own Backyard brings acclaimed author Tim Cahill together with one of his--and America's--favorite destinations: Yellowstone, the ... -
Lost Boys - Orson Scott Card
A withdrawn eight-year-old in a troubled family invents imaginary friends who bear the names of missing children in this absorbing thriller. Science fiction writer Card ( Abyss , P... -
Loser's Town - Daniel Depp
From Publishers WeeklyScreenwriter Depp's inspired if uneven debut, the first in a new crime series, introduces Hollywood PI David Spandau, a former stunt man too old and beat up t... -
Lord of Snow and Shadows - Sarah Ash
Amazon.com ReviewSara Ash's Lord of Snow and Shadows is the promising opener to the Tears of Artamon series. The novel sets the stage in grand fashion as Ash deftly introduces the.... -
Lord Jim & Nostromo - Joseph Conrad
WITH A NEW INTRODUCTION BY ROBERT D. KAPLAN COMMENTARY BY VIRGINIA WOOLF, HAROLD BLOOM, EDWARD SAID,F. R. LEAVIS, AND ROBERT PENN WARREN" Never were Mr. Conrad's felicity of phrase... -
Lord Edgware Dies - Agatha Christie
Poirot had been present when Jane bragged of her plan to 'get rid of' her estranged husband. Now the monstrous man was dead, but how could Jane have stabbed Lord Edgware to deat...