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Crazy - William Peter Blatty
FromSassy humor and gentle nostalgia is the surprisingly effective combination employed by Blatty, master of the horror genre and the author of The Exorcist, in this fond look back... -
Covert Warriors - W. E. B. Griffin; William E. Bu
About the AuthorWilliam E. Butterworth IV has worked closely with his father, W.E.B. Griffin, for a decade, and is the coauthor of seven previous books with him, most recently The.... -
Count Zero - William Gibson
SUMMARY: Turner, corporate mercenary, wakes in a reconstructed body, a beautifulwoman by his side. Then Hosaka Corporation reactivates him for a mission moredangerous than the one ... -
Conspiracies - F. Paul Wilson
EDITORIAL REVIEW: Repairman Jack, F. Paul Wilson's vigilante hero from the *New York Times *bestseller *The Tomb*, returns in a thriller that thrusts him back into the weird, super... -
Come Lie With Me - Linda Howard
Product DescriptionWhen Blake Remington temporarily loses the ability to walk, he loses his will to live as well, until Dione Kelly, a woman with a broken soul, arrives to heal bot... -
Collider - Paul Halpern
EDITORIAL REVIEW: **An accessible look at the hottest topic in physics and the experiments that will transform our understanding of the universe** The biggest news in science today... -
Collected Poems - William Mcgonagall
William McGonagall was born in Edinburgh in 1830. His father was a poor hand-loom weaver, and his work took his family to Glasgow, then to Dundee. William attended school for eight... -
Closer Than Blood - Gregg Olsen
Review"Olsen will have you on the edge of your seat." (Lee Child)" Product DescriptionThe first time was easy. No one ever suspected the victim had been murdered. The crime... -
City of the Soul - William Murray
"One lifetime is not enough for Rome," the famous saying goes, and anyone who's ever been there knows these words to be true. In City of the Soul, William Murray begins to show us ... -
City of Djinns_ A Year in Delhi - William Dalrymple
From Library JournalDelhi has a richly layered past, and Dalrymple (In Xanadu, McKay, 1990) deftly peels away each layer to reveal how the city came to be what it is today. Djinns ...