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Slow Kill - Michael Mcgarrity
From Publishers WeeklyIn McGarrity's latest Kevin Kerney procedural, Kerney, police chief of Santa Fe, N.Mex., is drawn into a messy murder investigation while vacationing at a Cal... -
Sleepwalk - John Saul
From Publishers WeeklyBorrego looks like an ordinary New Mexico town: it borders an Indian reservation, its teenagers are bored and restless, and its only industry is the outdated ... -
Sleeping Murder - Agatha Christie
EDITORIAL REVIEW: Originally published the year of Agatha Christie's death, *Sleeping Murder* is a novel as legendary as its lead character and i... -
Sleepers - Lorenzo Carcaterra
From Publishers WeeklyCarcaterra's controversial memoir of growing up in NYC's Hell's Kitchen and as an inmate at a sadistic detention center was a PW bestseller for eight weeks. C... -
Slayer - D. L. Snow
Marriage? No, thanks. She’d rather kiss a dragon. An Enchanted story. All Prince Cahill needs to assume the throne is one simple thing: a wife. Except every virgin princess in the ... -
Sky of Stone - Homer Hickam
From Publishers WeeklyRetired NASA engineer Hickam became a minor mass market celebrity in 1994 after a last-minute 2,000-word filler for Air & Space magazine (he spent three hours... -
Skipping Christmas - John Grisham
SUMMARY:Luther and Nora Krank are fed up with the chaos of Christmas. The endless shopping lists, the frenzied dashes through the mall, the hassle of decorating the tree... ... -
Skipped Parts - Tim Sandlin
From Publishers WeeklyConfirming the promise of Sex and Sunsets and Western Swing , Sandlin has created a lighthearted, amusing and tender story of preteen wisdom, adult immaturity... -
Skinwalkers - Tony Hillerman
From Publishers WeeklyVibrant with the spirit of the Navajo people of the Southwest, Hillerman's new story is a spellbinder, like his Edgar Winner Dance Hall of the Dead and other ... -
Skin Deep - Nora Roberts
SUMMARY: The high price of fame meant learning to deal with obsessive fans. But this one was different. He was watching and waiting, and Chantel O'Hurley was afraid. She needed hel...