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Flirtation - Samantha Hunter
EDITORIAL REVIEW: EJ Beaumont is one big flirt. Not exactly the best trait for a cop, but it's an asset on his current undercover investigation for the HotWires team. He's flirting... -
Flawless_ Inside the Largest Di - Scott Andrew Selby; Greg Campbe
From Publishers WeeklyStarred Review. Two experts on diamonds--Selby wrote his master's thesis on them, Campbell authored Blood Diamonds: Tracing the Deadly Path of the World's Mo.... -
Flatland - Edwin A. Abbot
How would a creature limited to two dimensions be able to grasp the possibility of a third? Edwin A. Abbott's droll and delightful "romance of many dimensions" explores this conund... -
First and Only - Dan Abnett
IN THE CHAOS-INFESTED SabbatWorlds, Imperial Commissar Gauntmust lead his men through as michin-fighting amongst rival regiments asagainst the heretical forces o... -
First Salute - Barbara W. Tuchman
"Narrative history in the great tradition . . ." Chicago TribuneTwo-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize and bestselling author Barbara W. Tuchman analyzes the American Revolution in ... -
Firewall - Henning Mankell; Ebba Segerberg
SUMMARY: Stopping to get money from a cash machine one evening, a man inexplicably falls to the ground: dead. A taxi driver is brutally murdered by two teenaged girls. Quickly appr... -
Fires of Prophecy_ Book Two of - Brian Pratt
Trapped within the City of Light when it fell to the Empire, James young friend and companion Miko had been captured by the Empires forces and is now being taken as a slave into th... -
Fevre Dream - George R. R. Martin
Review“A novel that will delight fans of both Stephen King and Mark Twain . . . darkly romantic, chilling and rousing by turns . . . a thundering success.”—Roger Zelazny“An ad... -
Fever Pitch - Nick Hornby
Amazon.com ReviewIn the States, Nick Hornby is best know as the author of and , two wickedly funny novels about being thirtysomething and going nowhere fast. In Britain h... -
Feast Day of Fools - James Lee Burke
Amazon.com ReviewAmazon Best Books of the Month, September 2011: James Lee Burke’s impressive body of work spans five decades and includes two Edgar Award-winning mysterie...