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Blood Trail - C. J. Box
From Publishers WeeklyWhen an elk hunter is shot and gruesomely gutted in Box's solid eighth Joe Pickett novel (after 2007's Free Fire), Wyoming governor Spencer Rulon assigns Joe.... -
Blood Harvest - S. J. Bolton
EDITORIAL REVIEW: The Fletchers' beautiful new house is everything they dreamed it would be. Built between two churches in Heptonclough, a small village on the moors that time forg... -
Blood Canticle - Anne Rice
From Publishers WeeklyFor her 25th fan-pleasing outing, Rice reunites some of her most popular creations and, for the first time since Memnoch the Devil (1995), lets the Vampire Le... -
Blind Rage - Terri Persons
From Publishers WeeklyIn Persons's by-the-numbers second novel to feature psychic FBI agent Bernadette Saint Clare (after Blind Spot), Saint Clare, who's based in St. Paul, M... -
Blind Alley - Iris Johansen
From Publishers WeeklyForensic sculptor Eve Duncan returns in this far-fetched but expertly plotted, eminently entertaining novel. When detective Joe Quinn is called to investigate... -
Bleachers - John Grisham
Amazon.com ReviewWith Bleachers John Grisham departs again from the legal thriller to experiment with a character-driven tale of reunion, broken high school dreams, and misse... -
Black Ops - W. E. B. Griffin
From Publishers WeeklyIn bestseller Griffin's gung-ho fifth presidential agent novel (after The Shooters), the U.S. president assigns Lt. Col. Charley Castillo, a member of t... -
Birdie's Book - Jan Bozarth; Andrea Burden
Where do fairy godmothers come from? When Birdie goes to visit her grandmother for the first time, she learns that her grandmother is a fairy godmother-which means Birdie's a fairy... -
Bird in Hand - Christina Baker Kline
From Publishers WeeklyIn her fourth novel (after The Way Life Should Be), Kline traces the construction and collapse of two long-term relationships. On her way home to New Jersey .... -
Bird Eating Bird_ Poems - Kristin Naca
From Publishers WeeklyVigorous, self-assured, self-consciously youthful and proudly bilingual, Naca's debut should get many times the attention afforded most poets' first books. Po...