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Traitor to the Blood - Barb Hendee; J. C. Hendee
SUMMARY: In the fourth novel of the Noble Dead saga, following Sister of the Dead, Magiere the dhampir and Leesil the half-elf embark on an odyssey in search of the secrets of thei... -
Trail of the Gods_ The Morcyth - Brian S. Pratt
Getting some R&R in Trendle, James works to learn more of how to control and harness magic. Also, he and Jiron sneak into the Empire controlled city of Saragon. There they hope to ... -
Trail of Blood - S. J. Rozan
SUMMARY: A LETHAL INHERITANCE China, 1938. Eighteen-year-old Rosalie Gilder flees Nazi-occupied Austria with her younger brother. Hidden among their belongings are a few precious f... -
Tracing the Shadow - Sarah Ash
From Publishers WeeklyDespite a rocky start, Ash's new series, set in the world of her Tears of Artamon trilogy (_Lord of Snow and Shadows_, etc.), promises to grow into a compelli... -
Townie_ A Memoir - Andre Dubus; Iii
Amazon.com ReviewTownie. You might think that following his father's trade would have been natural and even obvious for the son and namesake of Andre Dubus, one of the most admire.... -
Torment - Lauren Kate
Amazon.com ReviewAmazon.com Exclusive: Questions for Lauren KateAmazon.com: Luce and Daniel's story is very romantic. What inspired you to write a ... -
Topaz - Leon Uris
On the eve of the Cuban Missile Crisis, American and French intelligence agents are plunged into a maze of Cold War intrigue In Paris, 1962, French intelligence chief André Deverea... -
Top Secret America_ The Rise of - Dana Priest; William M. Arkin
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Too much happiness_ stories - Alice Munro
Amazon.com ReviewToo Much Happiness. Real life assaults her central characters rather brutally--in the forms of murder and madness, death, divorce, and all manner of deceptions--b.... -
Too Wicked to Kiss - Erica Ridley
EDITORIAL REVIEW: **His Touch Holds Her Captive. . .** From the ravens circling its spires to the gargoyles adorning its roof, Blackberry Manor looms ominously over its rambling gr...