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Treachery in Death - J. D. Robb
From Publishers WeeklyStarred Review. Lt. Eve Dallas and her squad take on corrupt cops in Robb's 33rd full-length novel featuring the New York Police and Security Dept. homicide d... -
Transformation in Christ_ On th - Dietrich Von Hildebrand
Review"A magnificent treatise by a distinguished philosopher on the pursuit of spiritual perfection." -- —Publishers Weekly "A major contribution to the only important... -
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... -
Toxic Bachelors - Danielle Steel
From Publishers WeeklyWhen you've got three attractive men in a Steel novel, each determined to stay single, you can expect romance, love and marriage vows around the corner, as we... -
Tourquai_ A Novel - Tim Davys
From Publishers WeeklyThe pseudonymous Davys's third crime spoof to feature stuffed animals who behave just like humans (after Lanceheim) might have benefited from characters the r... -
Tories_ Fighting for the King i - Thomas B. Allen
From Publishers WeeklyDrawing on letters, diaries, and other primary sources, historian Allen (George Washington, Spymaster) challenges the traditional notion that all the colonist... -
Tolstoy and the Purple Chair_ M - Nina Sankovitch
From Publishers WeeklyWhen Sankovitch lost her older sister to cancer, she was determined to "live her life double" in order to make up for her family's painful loss. But after thr... -
Tokyo Year Zero - David Peace
From Publishers WeeklyStarred Review. British author Peace (_GB84_, winner of the James Tait Black Memorial Prize for Fiction) bases this riveting novel on a real-life serial... -
To a Mountain in Tibet - Colin Thubron
From Publishers WeeklyStarred Review. œThe mountain path is the road of the dead, writes Thubron (Shadow of the Silk Road) in this engrossing and affecting travel memoir that tran... -
Tipperary_ A Novel - Frank Delaney
From Publishers WeeklySeventy-five years after the death of Charles O'Brien, an Anglo-Irish itinerant healer and occasional journalist born in 1860, his memoir is discovered in a t...