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BEST REVIEWED BOOKS — NOVEMBER 1981

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New Books List: 232 titles



  • Robert Adams

    OUT OF THE JAWS OF DESTRUCTION When the Witchmen caused the earth to move and called forth the fires from the mountain's inner depths, the Moon Maidens, Ahrmehnee, and Thoheeks Bili's troops barely escaped with their lives. Driven by the flames in...



  • Pamela Allen

    By June 1943, the Balkan countries needed a strong leader - one who could stand up against the Germans. But the country's divided guerrillas each had their own idea of who that man should be - so did General Patton. On orders from the General, spec...



  • Winter Ames

    In the cool mountain heights of Panama, fair, delicate Sara Mancini is determined to succeed with her agricultural experiments on the Thoreson coffee plantation. Soon, though, the young widow's toughest task is to resist the magnetism of Eric Thoreso...




  • Marianne Andrau

    She abandoned her pride for love Amanda had followed Robert Alvares all the way to Brazil after admitting to herself the truth -- she loved him desperately. Now she was going to show him just how much. Her quest led her to the Emerald Pool, a r...



  • Alix Andre

    Despair forced her to take bold action. Grace Montclair boarded the train, shocked by her recent discovery. The man she'd fallen head over heels in love with hadn't mentioned that he was married. Now her only desire was to escape the memory of his im...



  • Aharon Appelfeld

    In the summer of 1939, prosperous members of the Jewish middle class flock to the resort town of Badenheim, oblivious to the ominous political and military events that will transform them into de facto prisoners in their familiar resort...




  • Marian Babson

    All London was dreaming of a white Christmas, but somewhere on the West End a killer was dreaming of bloody murder. Already dead was a solicitor in Middle Temple, a newsagent in Upper Soho, and two tots in Regent's Park Lake. As the holiday grew clos...





  • Constance Beresford-Howe

    Meet Anne Graham, mother of two young children, young, attractive, heavily pregnant -- and alone. Things have not worked out at all the way Anne intended. Her promising academic career was cut short by an unexpected pregnancy and an early marriage....



  • Jennifer Blake

    FORTUNE'S CHILD...DESTINY'S WOMAN Julia Dupre was the proud belle of New Orleans when she first fell under the mocking gaze of Captain Rudyard Thorpe. His self-assurance angered her, his insolence enraged her, yet he ws the one man who could help ...



  • Lily Bradford

    Scouting for antiques, Julie Boland roams the narrow lanes of Scotland's verdant highlands. And she encounters Ian Fraser, a wickedly handsome, devilishly sharp-tongued Scotsman who is irresistibly attractive. But when she learns he's jilted his ...




  • Karen Branson

    Fourteen-year-old Maureen and her family, refugees from the Irish potato famine of the 1840's, arrive in New York and struggle to make a place for themselves in an environment more hostile than they had imagined....



  • David Brierley

    Brierley succeeds in escaping from John le Carré's shadow and turning out a book marked by a full measure of originality. New York Times George Orris is a half-Czech British agent working covertly in Prague in 1948 when all of his fellow spies a...



  • Dixie Browning

    BLISS GOT EVERYTHING SHE WANTED, UNTIL SHE WANTED JAMES! Bliss Bonner had enjoyed her quiet life in London. That was before she met James Etchison. James demanded that she keep her playboy brother, Benji, away from his sister. But Benji's impulsiv...




  • Jamie Buckingham

    Have you ever wondered what Disney World would be like if it were centered on Jesus instead of cartoon characters? Would it be a good thing? Or would there just be as much fantasy as any other theme park run by robotics and remote controls? Is it OK ...



  • Lou Cameron

    This was no ordinary hot car. The Berkeley no-nuke radicals who ripped off the nuclear plant thought they were being so smart when they stashed the cobalt-60 in the radiator of their white Lancia Scorpion. First Edition Avon Paperback 78949...




  • Philip Caputo

    When Vietnam veteran and foreign correspondent Charlie Gage is recruited by the shadowy Thomas Colfax to assist with something called Operation Atropos, he has no idea he is about to be enlisted for guerilla warfare in northeast Africa. Once he reali...



  • Anne Carsley

    LUSTS AS SEARING AS THE DESERT SUN The beautiful daughter of a wandering scribe, CeLa wanted only life and freedom. Brazenly, she defied the power-mad priestess of Lagash. Fleeing the temple death-pits, she swore an oath of service to the mighty Sar...



  • Lin Carter

    Come enter the amazing realms of magic and mythic fantasy, where wizards and magi conjure up astounding powers and spells against fearsome demons of the Shadow Worlds. Thrill to five daring exploits by the masters of heroic fantasy as their protagoni...



  • Betty Cavanna

    The beautiful hill town of Vezelay, a jewel in the Burgundy countryside of France, is the location of this atmospheric mystery. To this idyllic spot come an American girl and her family to claim their legacy of a small cottage left to them by a dista...



  • Paul Charlot

    An open window . . . an empty crib . . . A family's nightmare begins . . . again! Forty years after the crime that shocked the nation, the son of an executed man is compelled to re-enact his father's hideous deed -- and a famous flier's son finds hi...



  • Daphne Clair

    Could she trade sex for financial security? Why was Roxanne's father encouraging his business competitor's attraction for her? She saw no need to pander to the businessman's ego. Sebastian Blair's electronics firm was the largest i...





  • Terry Coleman





  • Eleanor Anne Cox

    SHE WAS ALONE She had only her music, talent, and ambition to become a great concert pianist. A woman of gentle birth, Adela now lives as a companion and piano instructor in the household of her cousin, Lord Waterston. A cold, powerful patron of t...



  • John Coyne

    Scott Gardiner--shattered by his father's death, harassment by classmates, and his mother's involvement with a colleague researching the heritage of an ancient castle--slips gradually into a horrifying world of dreams. Scott Gardiner is already sh...



  • Sara Craven

    The invitation held a pointed challenge Lisa didn't have the heart to refuse her stepsister's request. Julie had never been very good at organizing matters, and she simply couldn't handle her wedding plans alone. But Lisa had no ide...



  • Christina Crawford

    The murder of Buck Simpson leaves Vivian--ruthless, unscrupulous, and a pathological liar--a wealthy widow free to indulge her whims and make life brutal for the son she cares nothing about and the stepdaughter who has always been her rival...



  • Jasmine Cresswell

    The heartless scheme of a heartless man... To inherit his father's wealth, Viscount Blackwood had to marry. But he wanted a very brief marriage, one that would not interfere for long with his pleasures. So he decided to marry a dying woman ...a...




  • Jere Cunningham

    Fourth Printing, 1981. Clean and unmarked text. Pages are age toned. Spine is lightly creased. Cover has a small corner bend. Minor edge wear. Tight, solid, clean, square. NF+. We post pictures 24 hours after listing. So if you do not see a picture t...



  • Janet Dailey

    A strange compulsion seemed to grip her... Annette Long couldn't resist introducing herself to Josh Lord, the strikingly attractive owner of the resort where she was vacationing. In her utterly confident manner, she assumed he'd be more th...




  • Patricia Dillon



  • Isabel Dix

    She had married a total stranger! Romantically adventurous by nature, Kate eagerly flew to France to marry wealthy Antoine Savoney-Morlet at his family chateau. Little did she suspect that his possessive mother would never allow that match--unt...







  • Michael Eden



  • Rachelle Edwards

    EVERYONE KNEW THEY'D MAKE THE PERFECT MATCH -- OR PERFECT ENEMIES. No doubt wagers were being taken when Lord Rossington returned to London to brazenly ask for the hand of the lady he had jilted nine years before. Now it seemed all of England sto...




  • Tabor Evans

    THEY CALLED IT NO MAN'S LAND. ONLY THE RATTLERS SURVIVED. Llano Estacado. Parched plains. Burning, barren land between the Panhandle and Big Bend, Texas. Comanchero country in the old days. And now word was out that the white outlaw traders were b...



  • Oriana Fallaci



  • Claudette Fayet

    He'd kill before he'd let her love again. Denise was astounded when Guy, her husband, suddenly returned home. Six long years had passed since he'd deserted her, and her feelings had altered drastically. Any love she'd once felt for him had died in th...



  • Rose Marie Ferris

    "I'm sorry," she said gently. "Do I know you?" "Before you took off without saying good-bye, I thought you did. You're my wife." Julie's eyes widened incredulously as she studied the handsome face, searching ...



  • Glenna Finley

    Memories of love... For beautiful set designer Kelsey Dodge, returning to Santa Fe brought back everything she had tried so hard to forget. The scandal over her stepbrother Russ, killed in an auto accident and accused of treason because of classi...






  • Alan Dean Foster

    THE DEADLIEST ARTIFACT OF A DEAD WORLD -- KRANG The last vestige of the last culture of TAR-AIYM, the long-dead planet, was Krang. It magnetized the adventurous, the curious...and the greedy. And killed them all. Or turned them into its livin...




  • Monica Furlong





  • Elizabeth Graham (1)

    Anger blinded her to the hidden risks Natalie instinctively fled to the refuge of her father's British Columbia ranch when her job in Vancouver suddenly collapsed. She'd be able to sort out her confused emotions. But she found life ther...







  • Jocelyn Griffin

    INSTEAD OF PEACE SHE FOUND PASSION London life offered Penelope a tempting proposition. Theater designer Nigel Burnett wanted her beside him as he skyrocketed to fame. Only his terms struck Pen as immoral. So she escaped to her peaceful Lakelan...



  • Rosa Guy



  • Mary Hanner





  • Johnny Hart

    Johnny Hart (1931-2007) was born and raised in Endicott, New York. Johnny created the comic strips, "B.C." and the "Wizard of Id". Launched in 1958, B.C. was written and drawn by Johnny. With the release of the Wizard of Id in 1964, drawn by cartooni...



  • Dane Hartman



  • Barbara Hazard

    YOUNG, LOVELY--AND AN OLD MAID? Forthright, sensible, attractive Caroline Draper. How could she have gone through two London seasons to no avail? Lovely Caroline, with her sparkling brown eyes and soft brown hair, thought herself well on her way t...



  • Jamake Highwater

    Nanautzin, chief orator of Montezuma, describes Mexico before its conquest by Cortes and evokes the character of Montezuma himself, torn between his dignity as an Aztec leader and his belief in the return of the white god Quetzlcoatl...



  • Margery Hilton

    She wasn't at all like he insinuated Abby had misgivings about being an escort girl, even for one night. But her roommate was in a jam and begged her to help out. Unfortunately, against strict company rules, Abby's date wanted more than...




  • Margot Holland

    She stared in horror as the soldier spoke His leader, William of Normandy, had conquered England's Saxon king. And now the soldier was telling Lady Elfrida that the lands of her noble father were forfeit to William. In fury she spat, "Y...



  • Will Holt

    THE PASSIONATE ODYSSEY OF HER LIFE TOOK HER FROM THE TEEMING LOWER EAST SIDE TO THE GOLDEN HEIGHTS OF SUCCESS -- AND THE HELL OF THE HOLOCAUST Sabine. She was both blessed and cursed by beauty and ambition. She turned her family's run-down mountain ...



  • Christopher Hope

    Harry Moto must pass as a "coloured" on the underside of society, following a sexual escapade with the rich which forces to live as a fugitive. This is the first novel of Christopher Hope, who is better known for his poetry and as a winner of the Cho...




  • Damion Hunter

    The unputdownable and action-packed story of Ancient Rome.Correus and Flavius are half-brothers, sons of a brilliant general. One, son of a slave, is a born warrior destined to excel. The other, a nobleman by birth, must struggle relentlessly to succ...



  • Michael Innes

    When tycoon, Charles Povey, is killed in a bizarre boating accident, his corrupt, look-alike brother, Arthur, adopts his identity and his financial empire. But the charade becomes complicated when one of Charles''s many mistresses sees through the...



  • Bruce Jackson

    Bored, dissatisfied, and engagingly imaginative, computer programmer Eddie Argo decides to strike back at the system and--together with a voluptuous counterculture cohort--reprograms into an anti-establishment Robin Hood fantasy...





  • Kristin James

    A BEAUTIFUL TEXAS HEIRESS AND THE PRICE SHE PAYS FOR LOVE! Stunning, green-eyed Morgan Stone, daughter of an oil tycoon, found that the exclusive parties, country-club dances, and posh fashion shows of Dallas high society left her as cold as the k...



  • Nancy John

    TRAPPED WITHOUT A PAST! She felt that she couldn't be Jayne Stewart. Yet they told her, after the plane crash that robbed her of her memory, that that was her name, and she could only accept and tremble. She trembled with humiliation, for J...



  • Maud Johnson

    When Julie Talbott father dies it brings about some unexpected changes moving to another state , starting in a new school and having to make new friends. But Julie’s shyness is mistaken for snobbery and when she attempts to launch a campaign to...



  • Penny Jordan

    They had shared a beautiful affair Then Briony had learned the shattering truth. Although she had been deeply in love with Kieron, a reporter then, he had wanted her only for a newspaper scoop. It was painfully ironic to Briony that his calculated...



  • Penny Jordan

    It wasn't her job that he was after... Radio Wyechester was failing, and no one could hide the fact much longer. As advertising controller, Storm Templeton stood to lose a lot. She had worked long and hard to garner clients for the station. ...



  • Carolyn Keene

    Is absent-minded Professor Bagley a spy on a secret mission? That's what he reveals to Nancy when he desperately needs her help during their student tour of Europe. Their tour leader is also the leader of an important plan to help ten orphaned childr...



  • Carolyn Keene

    When Nancy arrives at the McGuire’s fitness ranch in Arizona, she discovers that the future of the ranch is being threatened by unexplained accidents. Teaming up with a ghost, Nancy begins her search for a precious collection of ancient Kachina dol...



  • Carolyn Keene

    When an amnesia victim arrives at Rosemont Hospital in River Heights, Nurse Lisa Scotti contacts her friend, Nancy Drew. The young man was found injured, at the bottom of a cliff, with no identification and no memory of what happened to him. A thorou...



  • Carolyn Keene

    When a top fashion model disappears shortly before a benefit fashion show, Nancy’s aunt asks her to fill in and model the beautiful designer clothes. Then the clothes disappear too -- and Nancy is hot on the trail of another exciting mystery. As...





  • Charlotte Keppel

    A haunting tale of the marshes. Left penniless by their parents' death, Nanette and Leonie go to live with their frosty aunt at Cudden Hall, where they come face to face with secrets, danger, and high passion....







  • Katherine Kurtz

    DARK AGE DESCENDING Camber of Culdi, most powerful of the, magical Deryni race, was worried. Twelye years before, he had "died" and assumed the form of Bishop Allister Cullen, in order to guide .the human king Cinhil and ensure peace between Deryn...



  • Patricia Lake

    She had ruled love out of her life Fay's every instinct urged caution from the moment she met writer Gabriel Winters, even though his clear gray eyes reflected his deep attraction to her. Love, Fay reminded herself, had taught her a bitter les...



  • Charlotte Lamb

    Did giving your heart only invite rejection? Suki Black didn't know the answer to that question. She was too frightened to find out, just in case it was true. She'd known rejection in childhood, and she knew she didn't like it. But ...



  • Linda Lauren




  • Doris Lessing

    "The Golden Notebook is Doris Lessing's most important work and has left its mark upon the ideas and feelings of a whole generation of women."  --  New York Times Book ReviewAnna is a writer, author of one very successful novel, who n...



  • Ronald lewin

    Ultra - the code word for the greatest secret of World War II - was the method by which the Allies intercepted German radio transmissions and broke their coded contents.

    Author Ronald Lewin was the first historian to utilize actual Ultra int...



  • Meredith Lindley

    ALL WAS NOT SMOOTH SAILING! When Molly Weston was sent by her employer to take a weekend cruise with Brett Sterling, a wealthy California playboy, she thought that it would be just a business trip. Brett, however, did not see it as such, and he w...






  • Miriam Lynch

    The glittering world of London's ton lived to the fullest heights of excitement. Lady Emily Mardenvail--a beautiful heiress, bored and mischievous, confined to a dull country life. Emily's only hope of amusement is to convince her cousin Gracia to...



  • Elizabeth A. Lynn

    Starcaptain Dana Ikoro was out a load of credits when someone stole the dorazine he was smuggling onto the slave world of Chabad. Caught in a desperate attempt to recover his property, Dana is arrested and sentenced to ten years of slavery on the dus...





  • Elizabeth Mansfield

    A reckless young gambler learns why love always holds the winning hand Philip's strong arms tightened about her, and his lips pressed against hers with an intensity that seemed, to Augusta, as genuine as her own. "I... b-beg your pardon, " he ...




  • Cort Martin

    A STUNNING REDHEAD IN A LAWLESS TOWN AROUSES MORE THAN BOLT'S INTEREST! BOLT WAS A WANTED MAN... WANTED BY HIS FAMILY THE LAW--AND BY A WHOLE LOT OF BEAUTIFUL WOMEN! There is no law in Taos except Reed Curtin's law--you'd best get out of town while y...




  • Marilyn Mathieu

    Hot-blooded, headstrong Sheldon Whitney meets his match in the cool, composed young widow who works for him in his London ad agency. Beverly Milford knows she's driving Sheldon mad, yet she can't afford to be anything but remote and efficient around ...




  • Norma Fox Mazer

    Fourteen-year-old Terri has lived with her father since the death of her mother in a car accident when she was four. Father and daughter move often, the reason for which becomes clear when Terri finds out that her mother is not dead, and that she was...



  • Peter McCurtin

    Big game hunter Edward Manning has come all the way from England to hire Sundance as a guide on a hunt for wild grizzlies. But Manning soon tired of stalking his four-legged prey, and set his sights on the one thing he had never hunted before—a...



  • Gregory McDonald

    Fletch and the Widow Bradley

    When Fletch finds a wallet with $10,000 in cash inside, he doesnâ,"t realize itâ,"s the last piece of good luck heâ,"s going to see for a while. Because when he calls in to the News-Tribune, he disco...



  • Fern Michaels

    JILL BARTON HAD BEEN LOOKING FOR AN ESCAPE FROM LOVE When she drove into Logan Matthew's artists' colony, Mill Valley. Recently jilted at the alter, Jill pretended to be a writer so that she could retreat into this seemingly safe haven. But L...



  • Kristin Michaels

    A STORMY KIND OF LOVE Pretty Holly Meriweather could hardly believe her good fortune when she landed the job of weather forecaster at the local television station. But when she found herself falling for handsome station owner Drake Wimberly, her f...



  • Sandra Mireles

    Before she could protest her cruel fate, she was married to Andrew, Lord Melford. Poor gawky Nell-only sixteen and already deserted by her rakish groom for India, a continent away. Eight long years later Andrew returned with barely a memory of the gi...



  • Elizabeth Monterey

    A Savage Land and a Savage Love! Claire Hayes was an Englishwoman with pale blonde hair and dark, burning eyes. Soon she was crossing the wild, wide American continent. Its roughness would strengthen her, and five men would help make her a woman: ...




  • Alberto Moravia

    FIRST PUBLISHED in English in 1958, Two Women is a compassionate yet forthright narrative of simple people struggling to survive in war. The two women are Cesira, a widowed Roman shopkeeper, and her daughter Rosetta, a naive teenager of haunting beau...



  • Carole Morgan



  • John Clifford Mortimer

    "Rumpole is worthy to join the great gallery of English oddballs ranging from Pickwick to Sherlock Holmes, Jeeves and Bertie Wooster" -J. W. Lambert in the Sunday Times What have a tea-leaf, a swede and a rotten egg got in common? The answer of cours...



  • H. Warner Munn

    Across the Seas of Darkness Camelot was gone and Arthur lay in the sleep of the forever undead. Only a small band of loyal men were left, guided now by the magical wisdom of Merlin. United, they braved uncharted seas toward the mysterious Lands of t...





  • John Norman

    From kidnapped collegian to a woman's slave, from landless fugitive to warrior-captain, the life of Jason Marshall on Earth's orbital twin was a constant struggle against the naked power and barbaric traditions of glorious Gor. Now, in the heat of...



  • Robert Nye

    In this rollicking, bawdy extension of the Arthurian legend, Merlin refuses to act out his role as an antichrist and engages, instead, in mischievous, frequently outrageous tricks involving Arthur and his knights...



  • Joyce Carol Oates

    A lonely middle-aged eccentric named Kasch falls in love with a beautiful fourteen-year-old girl named Laney and becomes fatefully involved with her family, inhabitants of the distant, impoverished, but enchanting region of Childwold...



  • Joyce Carol Oates

    Looks at the lives of the men and women of a prestigious upstate college, including Albert St. Dennis, Professor of Poetry, and the people he meets--Brigit, a divorcee, and Alexis, a pianist and composer...






  • Gail Parent

    A rollicking novel launches all-out sexual warfare when Roberta Anderson is determined to have a baby and assembles, but cannot convince, seven of her most gene-advantageous lovers to comply, within one weekend...



  • Cliff Patton



  • Noel Perrin

    A collection of essays on the practice and philosophy of country life yields advice for sometime farmers, explores the differences between country and city, and considers the problems all transplanted city-dwellers must deal with...



  • Ellis Peters

    St. Peter's Fair is a grand, festive event, attracting merchants from miles around--each one eager to sell luxurious clothing, fine wines, or treasures of silver and gold. But on the eve of the Fair one such merchant, Thomas of Bristol, is found w...



  • Maureen Peters

    Lucy Mary O'Malley leaves Lancashire to marry Prince Chang Lee, son of a Mandarin and, in the Forbidden City of Peking, she faces the Dragon Empress, Boxer rebels, and repeated threats to her life and her love...




  • K.M. Peyton

    Jonathan doesn't like Robin, the English master at his boarding school. It's not his inability to control his classes that he dislikes, nor even his incompetence as a teacher - it's his complete indifference to the feelings of anyone but himself. ...





  • Doris Piserchia

    Laredo Space Base hadn't sent a ship to Earth for hundreds of years before the Project Deep Green survey craft was launched. Only one thing was known: the planet humankind had so long ago vacated was a wasteland with nothing on it but poisonous flora...



  • Donald Clayton Porter

    MIGHTY IN PEACE -- Sworn to preserve peace on America's first frontier, Renno, the magnificent Iroquois Sachem, valiantly sought to conquer the rising tide of blood and treachery. As the French set tribe against tribe, brother against brother, Renno...




  • Dan Price

    There were fortunes to be made in Texas. With a fast horse, a faster gun, and a trigger-quick mind, Lynch planned to hit paydirt with the biggest cattle rustling deal the Lone Star Territory had ever seen. The only obstacle was Wesley Hunt, a range d...






  • Mary Renault

    Alexander the Great lies dying. Around his body gather the generals, the provincial satraps and the royal wives, already competing for power and land. Only Bagoas, the Persian boy who loved him, wants nothing. In the struggle for succession, it seems...



  • Andrea Robbins

    Surely the North could not oppress the South as unfairly as Allison's father swore to oppress her! How dare he dictate whom her husband would be? How could he try to smother her untamed spirit? Her father would have her marry wealthy neighbor Lanc...



  • Martha Rofheart

    The life and times of Richard the Lionheart and the Plantagenets--Henry II, Eleanor of Aquitaine, and Richard's brothers--is recreated against the backdrop of the medieval religious crusades and family conflict....



  • Margaret Rome

    Could she really marry Colt Kielder? The very idea was repulsive to Rowan, but when her brother unexpectedly sold their home, Falstone Castle, to hated Scotsman Colt Kielder, Rowan had to do something to retain her rightful heritage. "Some ...




  • Joseph Rosenberger

    The race is on. Either the KGB nabs the satellite first, or Richard Carmellion - the slickest cruelest saboteur in the business - beats them to it. Or the Indonesians pull a fast one, and surprise everybody....




  • Arthur Roth

    Mark Cooper is the caretaker of wealthy summer homes during the winter, but one winter he finds himself taking care of more than homes when he comes to the aid of his alcoholic father and a woman who says she needs him...



  • Ron Roy



  • Rachel Ryan (1)

    The very sight of him made her weak with desire - this "brother-in-law" she barely knew. What cruel fate drove her into his arms and tempted her to yield to his outrageous demands? Jason Manning's arrogance knew no bounds. First he expected her t...





  • Berent Sandberg

    ***Matt Eberhart wages a deadly undercover battle to foil an Arab drive for world power*** THE MOST DEADLY WEAPON OF ALL --- WITH EBERHART'S FINGER ON THE TRIGGER. Matt was playing a double game on a killing board of power, passion, and peril that ...




  • Charles R. Saunders

    Imaro was, his name -- Imaro of the Ilyassai, Imaro the outcast, Imaro the legendary hero of the jungle continent. This is the epic, action-packed, novel of how Imaro achieved manhood, won his rights among the people, and began his long march against...



  • Dennis Schmidt

    THE EARTHMEN ARE COMING... For a thousand years the men and women of Kensho have been evolving a way of living. a civilization that combines technology and spirit in a fashion that the visionaries of old Earth could hardly imagine: as the two esse...



  • Tony Schwartz

    Tony Schwartz, the man Marshall McLuhan called "the guru of the electronic age" tells how the media have shaped our world--and how we can shape the media. Illustrated by Nurit Karlin.

    "Who else could write more brilliantly about media as a seco...




  • Joanna Scott

    SHE WAS A LADY IN DISGUISE. Tired of fighting off passes from boss after boss, Samantha Lorrimer took on a new look for her new job. When Cory Talbott, the Wizard of Wall Street, hired her, he thought he had taken on a staid, middle-aged spinst...



  • Margaret SeBastian

    SHE WOULD BEG, BORROW OR STEAL TO GET INTO ALMACK'S Obtaining a voucher to Almack's was about as easy as obtaining an audience with the Queen. And the ladies in charge were about as merciful as dragons. But Miss Keating, whose heart quickened at me...



  • Howard Shaw

    Unabashed Anglophiles will thrill to the richly accented baritone and virtuosity of Graham Roberts. His theatricality adds the perfect note of pomposity to the Oxford dons of Beaufort College, making their provincial lives humorous, slightly ridiculo...



  • Joann Simon

    A Timeless Love Christopher Dunlap was an English Earl, a Regency beau whose life was a lavish round of royal balls, elegant country parties, and intimate evenings at London's exclusive gaming clubs. Jessica Lund was a modern woman, living in a...





  • Martin Cruz Smith

    First published in 1970 and long out of print, The Indians Won is a stunning work of speculative fiction that imagines that, following the defeat of Custer and Benteen at the Little Bighorn in 1876, the many Indigenous tribes of America formed an all...




  • Sylvie F. Sommerfield

    It was a long ocean voyage from England to Virginia but Matt Deverall had a great deal to think about. He was about to embark upon a new life: that of a plantation owner. That America was in the midst of political turmoil with his native land did not...



  • Beverly Sommers

    His cool gray eyes and volatile temper should have been warning enough to Lee Masterson, award-winning playwright. She was on her way to the top, and her first opportunity had come from Paul Devon, who forgot about her talent the moment he saw her fa...




  • Sondra Stanford

    SHE WAS NO LONGER A STAR but a glimmer of recognition still lit his eyes. An accident had altered Sara's looks so that Doug Farrell could not have known that she had once been Sheila Star, the famous singer. Now, her deception had gone too far....



  • Jessica Steele

    Could love exist without trust? Kathryn had been joyously anticipating her wedding to Rex Kingersby... until she found him, one week before their wedding, in bed with his secretary! Horrified, she returned his ring. Kathryn couldn't have k...




  • Duffy Stein

    Horror. A quiet quaint Vermont village... a doorway into a winter wonderland of pristine ski trails, pine-scented woods, and peace. A place where city pressures evaporate under crystalline skies. A place where gohst stories told around a crackling fi...



  • Anne Stevenson

    When Frances Howard's husband vanishes almost immediately after their marriage, she pursues him to remotest Turkey, where she learns his family's secret and discovers an archaeological relic that may help reveal his whereabouts...




  • Randy Striker

    With his New York Times bestselling Doc Ford novels, author Randy Wayne White has been hailed as “the best new writer since Carl Hiaasen” (Denver Post). But decades ago, under the pen name Randy Striker, he was already delivering non-st...