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Seven Sisters - Earlene Fowler
From Publishers WeeklyConflicting family loyalties and the burdens of the past lie at the heart of the engrossing seventh novel from four-time Agatha Award nominee Fowler to featur... -
Settling Accounts_ In at the De - Harry Turtledove
From Publishers WeeklyAlternate history master Turtledove brings his 10-book saga of a Confederate Civil War victory to a satisfying if predictable conclusion. Outfought by the Uni... -
Settling Accounts _ Return Enga - Harry Turtledove
From Publishers WeeklyIn this well-thought-out alternate history, the first in a new trilogy, Turtledove (_American Empire_) combines elements of the Civil War and WWII with distur... -
Serenade - James M. Cain
Product DescriptionSerenade is the story of the eternal triangle - with a difference. John Howard Sharp is an American opera singer down on his luck, having just bombed in Rigolett... -
Sense of Evil - Kay Hooper
ReviewPraise for the novels of Kay Hooper ?A master storyteller.?--Tami Hoag ?Kay Hooper keeps me guessing until the very end.?--Linda Howard ?Kay Hooper ... -
Senor Nice - Howard Marks
SUMMARY: The long-awaited and hugely-entertaining sequel toMr. Nice. During the mid-1980s, Howard Marks had forty-three aliases, eighty-nine phone lines and companies trading throu... -
Searching for Schindler - Thomas Keneally
From Publishers WeeklyAustralian author Keneally was awarded the 1982 Booker Prize for his novel Schindler's List. How Keneally came to write that novel about Oskar Schindler's re.... -
Scoundrel - Zoe Archer; Archer
From Publishers WeeklyStarred Review. Archer follows 2010's Warrior with another delightful tale of an intelligent, competent woman sharing adventure and romance with a formidable ... -
Science, Sense and Nonsense_ 61 - Joe Schwarcz
When did "chemical" become a dirty word? Forty or so years ago, chemistry - which had been recognized as a miracle-making boon to humanity - somehow became associated with warfare,... -
Scarborough Fair - Chris Scott Wilson
When America needed a hero, John Paul Jones stood up. During the War of Independence, at the battle of Flamborough Head in 1779, commanding a converted East Indiaman, he tackled a ...