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Coraline - Neil Gaiman; Dave McKean
EDITORIAL REVIEW: The day after they moved in, Coraline went exploring.... In Coraline's family's new flat are twenty... -
Chump Change - David Eddie
From Publishers WeeklyIt's hard to claim literary burnout after a brief stint as a glorified filing clerk at Newsweek, but the slacker protagonist of Eddie's debut novel, 28-year-o... -
Chains of Command - W.A. McCay; E.L. Flood
SUMMARY:While exploring a group of devastated class-M planets in a remote sector of space, the crew of the U.S.S. "Enterprise (TM)" is shocked to discover a group of human s... -
Bringing Adam Home - Les Standiford
FromThis is the ultimate cold case�tragic, high-profile, and, finally, successfully solved. Six-year-old Adam Walsh was abducted from a crowded Sears store in Hollywood, Florida, i... -
Bones_ Recipes, History, and Lo - Jennifer McLagan
Amazon.com ReviewThere's a lot more going on in Bones than the glorification of beef marrow. True, you will want to serve roasted marrow bones after even a casual reading. Je... -
Blood Contact - David Sherman; Dan Cragg
SUMMARY: Through three centuries of interstellar travel, intelligent alien life- forms had never been encountered . . . until now.When a scientific team exploring an obscure planet... -
Bent Road - Lori Roy
From Publishers WeeklyStarred Review. Set in the mid '60s, Roy's outstanding debut melds strong characters and an engrossing plot with an evocative sense of place. When Negro boys ... -
Bed of Roses - Nora Roberts
From WikipediaBed of Roses is the second book of the Bride Quartet series, written by Nora Roberts. It focuses around the character of florist Emmaline "Emma" Grant. Read more - Sh... -
Aunt Dimity and the Family Tree - Nancy Atherton
From Publishers WeeklyAfter touring New Zealand in 2010's Aunt Dimity Down Under, amateur sleuth Lori Shepard returns to Finch, her Cotswolds village, in Atherton's entertaining 16... -
Armadillo - William Boyd
Amazon.com ReviewLorimer Black may suffer from a serious sleep disorder and an obsession with the labyrinths of the British class system, but Armadillo's peculiar protagonist ...