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Break in - Dick Francis
From Publishers WeeklyFrancis's 25th thriller is suavely handled and full of suspense. The narrator, Kit Fielding, wins handily as a steeple-chase jockey and enjoys the friendship ... -
Brando_ Songs My Mother Taught - Marlon Brando; Robert Lindsey
From Library JournalThe publisher reportedly paid $5 million for this book but expects to recoup its investment; after all, this will be the only Brando autobiography available. Li... -
Bottlemania - Elizabeth Royte
From Publishers WeeklyRoyte (_Garbage Land_) plunges into America's mighty thirst for bottled water in an investigation of one of the greatest marketing coups of the twentieth and ... -
Bottega - Michael Chiarello; Claudia Sans
From Publishers WeeklyStarred Review. Chiarello, author of six cookbooks and chef/owner of Napa Valley's acclaimed Bottega restaurant, brings his culinary creations to the masses i... -
Book of Sketches, 1952-57 - Jack Kerouac
From Publishers WeeklyStarred Review. Somewhere between diary, verbal sketchbook and play-by-play account of whatever passed before his eyes, this collection of poems transcribed .... -
Bones in London - Edgar Wallace
Product DescriptionThis is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks... -
BoneMan's Daughters - Ted Dekker
From Publishers WeeklyThe BoneMan, a serial killer, who murders his victims by breaking their bones, but not their skin, re-emerges after a two-year hiatus and abducts 16-year-old ... -
Bone in the Throat - Anthony Bourdain
From Publishers WeeklyFirst-time author Bourdain presents a savory portion of gangster tartare spiced with salty mobspeak, coked-up chefs, wild entrepreneurs and foul-mouthed feds,... -
Body Line - Cynthia Harrod-Eagles
From Publishers WeeklyWhen someone kills Dr. David Rogers with a single shot to the back of the head in his posh London home, Det. Insp. Bill Slider and his team investigate in Har... -
Blue Mars - Kim Stanley Robinson
From Publishers WeeklyRed Mars, the kickoff to Robinson's epic Mars trilogy, won the Nebula for best SF novel of 1992; its follow-up, Green Mars, won the parallel Hugo for 1994. Th...