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Death of an Addict - M. C. Beaton
SUMMARY: Recovering addict Tommy Jarret rented a chalet to check on reports of a sea monster near the dour village of Drim. When he turns up dead, apparently of a drug overdose, Lo... -
Death of a Snob - M. C. Beaton
EDITORIAL REVIEW: "Pure bliss." Atlanta Journal & Constitution A Hamish Macbeth Mystery by the author of "Death of a Hussy." With a cold in his head and no place to go for Christma... -
Dead to the World - Charlaine Harris
SUMMARY: Sookie Stackhouse, a small-town cocktail waitress with a talent for reading minds, comes to the aid of Eric, a sexy vampire with amnesia, and finds herself caught up in a ... -
Dead Beautiful - Yvonne Woon
From School Library JournalGr 7 Up–Renée Winters, after being inexplicably called into California's Redwood forest, walks right up to the spot where both of her parents lay dead af... -
Dead Beat - Jim Butcher
EDITORIAL REVIEW: The *USA Today* Bestselling Author's new Dresden Files novel...finally in paperback-and soon to be a Sci Fi Channel movie! Filled with kickass adventure and super... -
Days of Blood and Fire - Katharine Kerr
From Library JournalA young boy and a blind bard journey to the land of Deverry, home of the ancient conquerors of their people, in fulfillment of an oath--and find themselves swep... -
Day of Reckoning - B. J. Daniels
AN ENIGMA... Somehow Ford Lancaster seemed to turn up just when Rozalyn Sawyer needed him most. And as much as she hated to admit it, she couldn't help but want more of his steady ... -
Dave Barry Is Not Taking This S - Dave Barry
Pulitzer Prize-winning humorist Dave Barry is a pretty amiable guy. But lately, he's been getting a little worked up. What could make a mild-mannered man of words so hot under the ... -
Dating the Rebel Tycoon - Ally Blake
SUMMARY: As a gawky teenager, Rosie knew she never stood a chance with heartthrob Cameron Kelly. She had pigtails and glasses, and washed dishes by night to help support her and he... -
Darwin's Children - Greg Bear
Amazon.com ReviewDarwin's Children, Greg Bear's follow-up to Darwin's Radio, is top-shelf science fiction, thrilling and intellectually charged. It's no standalone, thoug...