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Debt_ The First 5,000 Years - David Graeber
ReviewPraise for David Graeber“I consider him the best anthropological theorist of his generation from anywhere in the world.”—Maurice Bloch, pr... -
Conspiracies - Mercedes Lackey; Rosemary Edghi
ReviewPraise for Shadow Grail #1: Legacies:“ Lackey and Edghill know how to spin a yarn, immediately pulling the reader into Spirit’s mourning psyche as well as the fast-pa... -
Cascadia's Fault - Jerry Thompson; Simon Wincheste
ReviewPraise for Cascadia's Fault "Reporter Jerry Thompson puts the history of subduction earthquakes and the resultant tsunamis into clear perspective. In Cascadia’s F... -
Burned_ A House of Night Novel - P. C. Cast; Kristin Cast
ReviewPraise for the House of Night series:On TEMPTED, House of Night Book 6:“Cast and Cast pull out all the stops and take this story ... -
Brother to Dragons, Companion t - Jane Lindskold
SUMMARY:The Magic That Doesn’t Go AwayCutbacks have forced Sarah out of the asylum in which she was raised—and into a strange new place where the Head Wolf rules the beautif... -
Brigid of Kildare_ A Novel - Heather Terrell
From Publishers WeeklyBookish appraiser Alexandra Patterson uncovers the secret history of a renegade saint in Terrell's subdued third novel (after The Map Thief). In need of fund.... -
Bonnie - Iris Johansen
ReviewPraise for *Eve*“The suspense and action will entertain all, even those new to the series.” —Library Journal (starred review)“Johansen launche... -
Bones of the Dragon - Margaret Weis; Tracy Hickman
ReviewPraise for Bones of the Dragon"Weis and Hickman, known for their Dragonlance role-playing game and novels, the "Darksword" series, and the Death Gate cycle, agai... -
Blossom - Andrew H. Vachss
In the figure of Burke, Andrew Vachss has given contemporary crime fiction one of its most mesmerizing characters. An abused child raised in orphanages, foster homes, and prisons, ... -
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...