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Swimsuit - James Patterson; Maxine Paetro
From Publishers WeeklyA serial killer with an urge to break into print propels this thriller from bestseller Patterson and collaborator Paetro (4th of July). Ben Hawkins, a former ... -
Sweet Poison - David Roberts
It is August 1935 and the Duke of Mersham is hosting one of his influential parties, bringing together public figures interested in improving Anglo-German relations. One of his gue... -
Survivors - Jean Lorrah
Product DescriptionTreva is an isolated human colony on the fringes of known space on the verge of becoming a true interstellar community, a full fledged menber of the Federation. ... -
Surrender to the Will of the Ni - Glen Cook
Product DescriptionPiper Hecht’s first and greatest secret is that he knows how to kill gods. What’s not a secret is that he knows how to win wars -
Surfacing - Margaret Atwood
Review“One of the most important novels of the twentieth century...utterly remarkable.”–_New York Times Book Review___“Atwood probes emotions with X-ray precision. All in... -
Sunshine Sketches of a Little T - Stephen Leacock
ReviewCarl Spadoni's edition of Sunshine Sketches of a Little Town is a delight to peruse... -- Michael Peterman, Trent UniversityProduct DescriptionAffection... -
Summer of Fire - Linda Jacobs
Product DescriptionIt is 1988, and Yellowstone Park is on fire. Among the thousands of summer warriors battling to save America’s crown jewel, is single mother Clare Chance. Having... -
Sugar and Spice_ An L.A. Candy - Lauren Conrad
Review'Highly entertaining.' Heat Product DescriptionSugar and Spice . . . Not everyone's nice.Fresh from being betrayed by one of her closest friends, new reality-t... -
Suffer the Children - John Saul
Product DescriptionOne hundred years ago in Port Arbello a pretty little girl began to scream. And struggle. And die. No one heard. No one saw. Just one man whose guilty heart burs... -
Stumbling on Happiness - Daniel Gilbert
Amazon.com ReviewDo you know what makes you happy? Daniel Gilbert would bet that you think you do, but you are most likely wrong. In his witty and engaging new book, Harvard profe....