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Krik_ Krak! - Edwidge Danticat
From Publishers WeeklyDanticat's collection of stories detailing daily life under dictatorship in Haiti was a finalist for the National Book Award. Copyright 1996 Reed Business Inf... -
KnockOut - Catherine Coulter
From Publishers WeeklyStarred Review. Bestseller Coulter's riveting 13th FBI thriller (after TailSpin) opens with a bang as psychic FBI agent Dillon Savich thwarts a gang of gun-t.... -
Kitchen Mysteries_ Revealing th - Herve This; Jody Gladding
From Publishers WeeklyFans of Curious Cook Harold McGee will relish the latest from This (_Molecular Gastronomy_), a French chemist and foodie hero who has helped to usher in the c... -
Kings of the North - Elizabeth Moon
From Publishers WeeklyThe languorous sequel to 2010's Oath of Fealty finds many characters moving up in the world, including Kieri Phelan, the king of Lyonya, and Dorrin, now Duke ... -
Killing Castro - Lawrence Block
From Publishers WeeklyStarred Review. Shortly before the Cuban missile crisis, mystery Grand Master Block (_Hit and Run_) donned a pen name to publish this absorbing yarn about fiv... -
Kill the Messenger - Tami Hoag
From Publishers WeeklyHoag's success (_Dark Horse_; Guilty as Sin), evidenced once again in this engaging new thriller, is the triumph of substance over style. In a genre overrun .... -
Keeper Of Dreams - Orson Scott Card
From Publishers WeeklyStarred Review. Multiple Hugo- and Nebula-winner Card offers short, revealing commentaries on these 22 compelling short stories, novelettes, and novella... -
Junie B., first grader_ toothle - Barbara Park; Denise Brunkus
From Publishers WeeklyThe inimitable Miss Jones stars in Junie B., First Grader: Toothless Wonder by Barbara Park, illus. by Denise Brunkus. Junie is the first in her class to have... -
Judas Horse_ An FBI Special Age - April Smith
From Publishers WeeklyStarred Review. At the start of Smith's superb third thriller to feature Ana Grey (after 2003's Good Morning, Killer), the FBI special agent, who's still rec.... -
Johnny Angel - Danielle Steel
From Publishers WeeklyIn the 1962 rock ballad, Johnny Angel isn't an angel, but an angelic young dreamboat. In Steel's book, the titular hero is both-as well as class valedictorian...