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Snow - Deborah M. Brown
When her prince comes, her dream could turn into a nightmare. An Enchanted story. It’s not that Anais hates her new stepdaughter. She simply has bigger things on her mind, like bir... -
Snapped - Pamela Klaffke
SUMMARY: Sara B. is losing her cool.Not just in the momentary-meltdown kind of way—though there's that, too. At the helm of must-read Snap magazine, veteran style guru Sara B. has ... -
Snake Skin - CJ Lyons
ReviewI flew through this novel, trying to connect the dots and find the killer along with Lucy. This is another great read from CJ Lyons. Women will enjo... -
Smashwords Style Guide - Mark Coker
Read this before publishing on Smashwords! The Smashwords Style Guide makes it easy to format your manuscript to produce high quality multi-format ebooks. Required if you want your... -
Sleeping With the Enemy_ Coco C - Hal Vaughan
Review"Tenacious digging into secret wartime records reveals a worsening case for the legendary French designer. Well rendered by Vaughan...a sorry story of war-time collaboration,... -
Sleepers - Lorenzo Carcaterra
From Publishers WeeklyCarcaterra's controversial memoir of growing up in NYC's Hell's Kitchen and as an inmate at a sadistic detention center was a PW bestseller for eight weeks. C... -
Slawter - Darren Shan
Product DescriptionLights. Camera. Slawter! Grubbs Grady and his half-brother Bill-E are thrilled to join their uncle Dervish as onset consultants for the newest movie by cult horr... -
Skipping Christmas - John Grisham
SUMMARY:Luther and Nora Krank are fed up with the chaos of Christmas. The endless shopping lists, the frenzied dashes through the mall, the hassle of decorating the tree... ... -
Skipped Parts - Tim Sandlin
From Publishers WeeklyConfirming the promise of Sex and Sunsets and Western Swing , Sandlin has created a lighthearted, amusing and tender story of preteen wisdom, adult immaturity... -
Skinny Italian_ Eat It and Enjo - Teresa Giudice; Heather Maclean
EDITORIAL REVIEW: **Eat Spaghetti and Still Fit Into Your Skinny Jeans ** To many of us, "diet" is a four-letter word. And rightfully so. Starving yourself thin or keeping track of...