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Chump Change_ A Novel - Dan Fante
SUMMARY: A blackout brought on by a Mad Dog binge that ended with a self-inflicted steak knife wound bought Bruno Dante another stint in the nuthouse, no different from all the res... -
Chicken and Egg - Janice Cole
Chicken coops have never been so chic! From organic gardens in parking lots to rooftop beekeeping, the appeal of urban homesteading is widespread. Chicken and Egg tells the story o... -
Chasing Mona Lisa - Tricia Goyer; Mike Yorkey
It is August 1944 and Paris is on the cusp of liberation. As the soldiers of the Third Reich flee the Allied advance, they ravage the country, stealing countless pieces of art. Rei... -
Chaos Space - Marianne de Pierres
Having fled the invasion on Araldis, Mira Fedor travels to the nearest Orion League planet seeking aid for her devastated world, but the authorities seem more interested in stea... -
Building Android Apps with HTML - Jonathan Stark; Brian Jepson
If you know HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, you already have the tools you need to develop Android applications. This hands-on book shows you how to use these open source web standards—... -
Breaking point - Tom Clancy; Steve Perry; Steve
SUMMARY:While struggling to recover from a shattered personal life, Net Force Commander Alex Michaels races against time to find the culprits responsible for stealing p... -
Bloodshot - Cherie Priest
ReviewPraise for Cherie Priest’s Boneshaker “A steampunk-zombie-airship adventure of rollicking pace and sweeping proportions . . . this book is made of ir... -
Baldur's gate II_ throne of Bha - Drew Karpyshyn
Product DescriptionDeath to the Children of Bhaal! On the run and hunted by everyone in Faerûn, Bhaal’s offspring are being wiped out. Instead of ridding the land of evil, each... -
Bad Land - Jonathan Raban
In 1993 Jonathan Raban entered the Badlands, a place the size of England and the least visited region in all of the United States. Here he came across the ruins of a community and ... -
A morbid taste for bones - Ellis Peters
EDITORIAL REVIEW: Murder in the twelfth century is no different from murder today. There is still a dead body, though this time with an arrow through the heart instead of a bullet....