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BEST REVIEWED BOOKS — JUNE 1989

Best Reviewed

New Books List: 494 titles


  • Jerry Ahern

    IF CIVILIZATION WERE DESTROYED TODAY-WOULD JOHN THOMAS ROURKE BE ABLE TO SURVIVE...?John Thomas Rourke's remarkable survival skills enabled him to emerge unscathed from the nuclear devastation of W.W. III. But terrifying new storm clouds loom over th...



  • Jerry Ahern

    The FLNA terrorists had thought that by breaking Patriot leader David Holden, they would be one giant step closer to conquering America. So they had kidnapped him and held him captive in a South American cocaine country, where he was subjected to rut...




  • Richard E. Allen



  • Isabel Allende

    “A remarkable novel” (The Washington Post) from New York Times bestselling author Isabel Allende’s introducing her most enchanting creation, Eva Luna: a lover, a writer, a revolutionary, and above all a storyteller.Eva Luna is the daughter of a...



  • Barbara Allister

    PRIDE BEFORE A FALL Beautiful and proud Elizabeth Beckworth refused to wed. Even when her brother demanded that she do so to advance his ambitions. Even when the seductive Sebastian Hartley used all his worldly wiles to induce her to say yes. Even...



  • Mary Anderson

    Cassie and Barney are cousins who have nothing in common except that both admit they've never seen a monster.. Cassie has been dumped in boarding schools all her life and she considers her poor nine-year-old cousin Barney Prescott to be a major wimp....



  • V.C. Andrews

    STUNNED BY TRAGEDY, DESPARATE ADN ALONE, HEAVEN'S DAUGHTERS CLING TO THE FRAILEST OF DREAMS! The car crash that killed Heaven and Logan left Annie Casteel Stonewall orphaned and crippled. Whisked off to Farthinggale Manor by the possessive Tony Tatt...




  • Piers Anthony

    Interstellar adventure awaits an unlikely hero when he’s recruited to save the galaxy in this thrilling space opera from the bestselling author.Mute is science fantasy of mutation and psi: special mental powers. The protagonist, Knot, is a doub...



  • Ronald Argo

    Acclaimed as one of the most important novels of the Vietnam War, YEAR OF THE MONKEY takes us not only into the savage jungles where death waits in every paddyfield, but into the apocalyptic world of political corruption, where friendship and betraya...




  • Jacqueline Ashley

    Home... Back to the land of Sweet Water, West Virginia. Mary Rose Perkins needed to get back to her roots, to the life that she was destined for. There had never been any doubt that she would return to help her people. Setting up her medical pract...




  • P.M.H. Atwater

    According to a Gallup Poll, as many as eight million Americans have had at least one near-death experience. This fascinating phenomenon has been the focus of much investigation in recent years -- but its after-effects, the ways that near-death experi...



  • June Masters Bacher

    This gripping novel opens on the sunny shores of Southern California, where Lauren and Eric (her childhood "brother" by means of a strange relationship which only they can understand) have grown up as "summer people." When unforeseen circumstances fo...




  • Stella Bagwell

    Who's Teaching Whom? Bernadette Baxter saw no harm in giving her boss a few pointers on the art of courtship when he asked. After all, a man as kind as Mr. Atwood deserved the woman of his dreams. But after a few "practice" dates, Bernadette bega...




  • Susan P. Baker

    Former parole officer Mavis Davis, now a rookie private investigator, becomes embroiled in deceit, violence, and scandal while investigating the murder of Doris Jones, a woman with many disturbing secrets...



  • Ned Bannister

    The Cadets make their way to the small town of Livingston, Kansas, to look into the disappearance of Cadet Matthias, and are captured by a Middle Eastern terrorist who plans to release deadly anti-matter...



  • Neal Barrett Jr.

    After The Fall … America's Great Dream is over. Centuries ago it was devastated by the ultimate war. The effects still linger. Food is scarce, water even scarcer and human compassion nowhere to be found. Even so, society is slowly rebuilding i...



  • Lynn Bartlett

    WHAT PRICE FAME? Reporter Cassandra Blake would do anything for a story, even place her own life in peril. Then she met her new boss, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Seth Winter. Suddenly she didn't know which to fear more-terrorist threats or t...



  • A. Bates

    Some talk. Some listen. Some disappear. Mark can't stop calling the Party Line. It's easier to talk to girls when nobody knows who you are. But something weird is going on. One by one girls are disappearing, and Mark is convinced it has somet...



  • William Bayer

    Geoffrey Barnett is a photographer. Due to a mysterious trauma in his past, he has for many years been unable to photograph people. When Kimberly Yates suddenly enters his life, Geoffrey's world is turned upside down. She nurtures him back to life-em...




  • K.K. Beck

    An exotic cruise churns up a murder wave. A Hawaiian haunting... When sugarcane heiress Antoinette Caulfield docks in Hawaii to visit her grandparents, she's met by a ghost: her school chum and chaperon, Iris Cooper, spots the figure of a woman i...



  • Laurien Berenson

    He was the Rolls-Royce of heroes When Sam Donahue opened his luxury car showroom next to Lucky Panderholden's used car lot, Lucky knew she was in trouble. His slick European autos made her Late Model Lovelies look shabby by comparison. So Lucky ha...



  • Mark Berent

    Rolling Thunder is an historical novel about the decisive role politics played during the Vietnam War. Its characters range from men in the field to the Pentagon and the White House. Fighter pilots and Special Forces warriors try to do their be...






  • Alison Blair



  • Cynthia Blair

    Identical twins Chris and Susan Pratt head to the Big Apple for college, thrilled that they’re embarking on the biggest adventure of their lives.  But when Susan’s paintings catch the eye of a SoHo gallery owner, they find themselves thrust ...



  • Robert Bloch

    A young woman is plunged into a nightmare of supernatural madness and violence as the birth mother Lori never knew reaches out from beyond the grave to claim her daughter's body as her own and to consign Lori's soul to eternal damnation...





  • Larry Bond

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    From the author who collaborated with Tom Clancy on Red Storm Rising, this is the book that dares to show us the military hardware, global upheavals, and raw combat a second Korean War would unleash. How F-16s would blast across the 38th Parallel...




  • Barbara Boswell

    Surgeon Jason Fletcher was the hospital heartbreaker, a gorgeously virile playboy with no scruples--until he stepped in to protect Laura Novak from a hotshot younger doctor! Why had he, the man without a possessive bone in his body, suddenly felt jea...



  • Michael Bowen

    Ex-lawyer Thomas Andrew Curry and Sandrine Cadette--romatic sparring partners and occasional sleuths--go into action when an avant-garde painting and their painter-client's lawsuit against a rival lead to murder, in a mystery set in 1962 New York...



  • Elizabeth Boyer

    THE UNDISCOVERABLE CURSE Leifr and Thurid were in trouble--worse than usual. In Leifr's efforts to recover his lost love, Ljosa, and Thurid's attempt to escape the Inquisitors they had fallen into the hands of the evil Master Wizard Djofull. Djofu...



  • Eleanor Boylan

    Clara Gamadge puts down the phone with a tremor of excitement. Only a year ago that call would have come to her husband, gifted sleuth Henry Gamadge. Now Henry is dead, and Clara is summoned to deal with the latest convulsion in an old family tragedy...



  • T.C. Boyle / T. Coraghessan Boyle

    In sixteen stories, T.C. Boyle tears through the walls of contemporary society to reveal a world at once comic and tragic, droll and horrific. Boyle introduces us to a death-defying stuntman who rides across the country strapped to the axle of a Pete...



  • Carla Bracale

    Kate Weatherby's dream of dating a gorgeous hunk are all washed up when her parents cancel a trip to the beach at the last minute. Somehow, spending a week at Hidden Ranch on Lake Vallecito in her home state of Colorado seems a lot less appealing! ...



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    Independent Paige Fallon is a temporary bread-and-breakfast hostess in the Cotswolds, where she is inflamed by Lord Derek's handsome son Burton. There is a minor mystery element, and the love affair is impeded by several things: his lack of deep Chri...



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  • Cat Branigan

    They were America's elite, battle-hardened flyers, men who came from every service and every corner of the war. They lived with the agony and irony that was Vietnam and flew with courage and commitment. This is their story....



  • Barbara Brenner

    Annie's on her way to but a pet with five birthday dollars. But by the time she reaches the pet store, the money is gone! Keep track of the disappearing dollars and find out how Annie ends up with a lot more than she bargained for....



  • Annette Broadrick

    MR. JUNE & A MAN WITH A MISSION Major Quinn McNamara's assignment to infiltrate a dangerous rebel camp in the wilds of North Africa had just been changed. Now the fierce agent had to rescue a wealthy senator's daughter. If Quinn didn't save Jennif...



  • Joan W. Brown

    "With an overwhelming ambition to become a national TV anchorwoman, Katharine Hayes, successful investigative reporter in Washington, D.C., finds herself caught up in the intriguing political and social life of the national's capital."...



  • Larry Brown

    Facing the Music, Larry Brown’s first book, was originally published in 1988 to wide critical acclaim. As the St. Petersburg Times review pointed out, the central theme of these ten stories “is the ageless collision of man with woman, woman with ...



  • Sandra Brown

    Mysterious, elusive Chantal duPont was an enchanting forest nymph in a revealing white gown, beckoning Scout Ritland into the sultry night with promises of pleasure in her breathtaking blue eyes. But when the exquisite island princess pulled a gun an...



  • Pamela Browning

    She didn't know her real name... And the streets were her home. But Jane Rhodes knew that she deserved a roof over her head, a job, a better way of life. She'd struck out from the blustery streets of Chicago, hoping to reach sunny Californ...



  • John Buchan

    First published in 1927 and set in the 17th century, this is a wonderful story of witchcraft in the forests of England....



  • John Buchan

    Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and...



  • Patt Bucheister

    When John Zachary arrived in his office to find his three-year-old daughter, Amy, playing happily, he was relieved -- and intrigued by Lauren McLean, the lovely woman who'd charmed the child he barely knew. Unexpected custody of Amy had left the ...



  • Carole Buck

    Even though Kelsey Howard has just thrown a pie in his face, Elias Fletcher, genius extraordinaire, senses this gorgeous comedienne is no clown. It's glorious luck, Elias thinks, that put him -- aim -- within her range. Spontaneous and vibrant, Kelse...



  • Gayle Buck

    The love-shy young lady A most painful experience in love sent beautiful young Miranda Wainwright from her home in America to the estate of her aristocratic cousin in England. Here she could start a new life, far from humiliating memories of betra...



  • Julie Burchill




  • Caroline Burnes

    Speed Dancer was missing, and the mysteriously sent video was the first clue in three years that he might still be alive. As horse trainer at Dancing Water Ranch, Dawn Markey had every reason to want to get their prize stallion back. Even when the tr...



  • Aldo Busi

    "Seminar on Youth" is an account of the adventures of a young peasant from northern Italy who becomes a homosexual prostitute in Milan and Paris. For money or company he pursues relationships, most memorably with an insecure French girl, and through ...



  • Nick Butterworth

    Part of a series of story books that are designed to help develop children's sense of the meaning of words and sentences, the structure of language and the shape of letter clusters and words. The pictures serve to help the children read the words and...




  • Nick Butterworth

    An exciting re-launch of this delightful series taking the single titles to eight in total. The Rich Farmer tells the story of how every year he grew more and more corn until his barns were bursting. All his neighbours thought he must be very cleve...



  • Martin Caidin

    THE TECHNOLOGY: A Giant Step Into the Future In the thirty years since lasers were invented, we have learned to use them for jobs as diverse as eye surgery and missile defense. But the biggest advance is yet to come: one day soon we will be able to...




  • Deborah Camp

    They followed the perilous passions of their hearts... It was fate that left beautiful Justine Drussard stranded in Tombstone, and desperation that made her take a job in the local brothel. She counted on her wits and acting ability to get by with...



  • Bethany Campbell

    Evil inhabited the town Some kind of madness had overtaken everyone but Valery Essex. Lifetime neighbors were lying under oath. Planting evidence in her backyard. Making midnight phone calls designed to terrorize her. Unless Valery got to the hear...



  • Orson Scott Card

    Only a few nuclear weapons fell in America-the weapons that destroyed our nation were biological, and, ultimately, cultural. But in the chaos, the famine, the plague, there existed a few pockets of order. The strongest of them was the state of Desere...




  • Jan Carr




  • John Casey

    Winner of the 1989 National Book AwardA classic tale of a man, a boat, and a storm, Spartina is the lyrical and compassionate story of Dick Pierce, a commercial fisherman along the shores of Rhode Island's Narragansett Bay. A kind, sensitive, family ...




  • Diane Chamberlain

    When his friend, a wealthy Jewish-Iranian banker and an illegal alien, is squeezed for money by a group of Muslim extremists threatening to turn him over to the INS, Fiddler steps in to help. Reprint....



  • Sara Chance

    WHO WAS CINNAMON CARTIER? Plenty of government people wanted to know. The brainy beauty had managed to mold an unknown candidate into a presidential hopeful, and her mysterious background made her a security risk. So Special Agent Ben Forsythe was...



  • Robert N. Charrette

    BLOOD-SOAKED DYNASTY Theodore Kurita is heir apparent to the Draconis Combine, one of the most powerful realms of the Inner Sphere. But the Draconis Combine has never been a place of smooth transitions. Historically, a Kurita proves himself fit to...



  • Emily Chase

    There's nothing the 407 girls can't handle. Is there? All the girls of 407, old and new converge on Boston to be godmothers at the christening of their form housemother Alison's new twins. And not everyone is happy about it. Then Al...



  • Loretta Chase

    HOT-TEMPERED AND UNPREDICTABLE, DELILAH DESMOND WAS INDEED THE DEVIL'S DAUGHTER. "Devil" Desmond, to be exact, society's most infamous rogue who had just completed his scandalous memoirs. A great many dreaded the tell-all publication, including hi...




  • Carolyn Chute

    Tells the stories of the inhabitants of Miracle City, including Big Lucien, owner of the auto parts store, Crowe Bovey, a mechanic, Ernie Train, a country music star, and June Marie, who's in business for herself...



  • Janet Kotsel Clarke

    A novel about three girls seeking fame and fortune in New York. A blonde Californian escaping her family, a glamorous redhead from Manhattan high society and a plump, self-conscious small-town girl become room-mates and find that love and fame don't ...




  • Joanna Cole



  • Larry Collins

    SHADOW WAR - A BATTLE OF MINDS While the CIA is doing its research into psychic powers - aided in their experiments by a woman who has the uncanny ability to locate the co-ordinates of Soviet submarines - the Russians have an altogether bigger and m...





  • Glen Cook

    A CORPS OF CORPSES was what it seemed Garrett had committed himself to find when Blake Peters turned up to reclaim some overdue favors. Someone was trying to kill Peters' boss, wealthy, retired General Stantnor, in a most lingering, painful, and may...



  • Glen Cook

    After the devastating battle at the Tower of Charm, Croaker leads the greatly diminished Black Company south, in search of the Lost Annals. The Annals will be returned to Khatovar, eight thousand miles away, a city that may exist only in legend ... t...



  • Sally Cook

    Mandy felt like a fish out of water She'd always known she was adopted -- but the older she got, the more marked the differences became. So after very careful preparation she traced her real mother. Grant Livingstone, who found her in the g...



  • Linda A. Cooney

    Carrie cannot wait until she and her friends can get away from her strick stepfather and celebrate her sixteenth birthday with her real father who lets them do as they please--regardless of the consequences...



  • Louise Cooper

    THE TOWER OF REGRETS You who sit at my side by the fire; you whose restless ghosts walk in the shadows of my dreams; you children yet unborn: If you would see your people live and prosper, then let these ancient stones lie in solitude. For this is...




  • Bryce Courtenay

    In 1939, as Hitler cast his enormous, cruel shadow across the world, hatred of a similar kind took root in South Africa, where the seeds of apartheid were newly sown. There a boy called Peekay was born. He spoke the wrong language--English, the langu...



  • Kathleen Creighton

    THE YEAR OF LIVING DANGEROUSLY Zoologist Sarah Fairchild had a mission in Indonesia: to protect the life of the endangered orangutan. But deep in the steamy rain forests she encountered an altogether different species -- the magnificent jungle pre...



  • Patricia Curtis

    Discusses dogs that are trained to use their scenting ability to locate drugs, explosives, missing persons, agricultural products, or other substances. Includes a directory of search-and-rescue dog organizations....




  • Ellen Datlow

    Drawn from a range of periodicals, anthologies, and small-press publications, this collection of fantasy and horror fiction encompasses works by Jane Yolen, Ramsey Campbell, Thomas Disch, and other notable authors...



  • Maggie Davis

    Upon her return from Europe, Gabrielle Collier endeavors to help her alcoholic mother and save the family mansion, but when she becomes involved with the millionaire James Santo Marin she may be risking all that she loves...



  • Suzannah Davis

    SHE HAD A SPECIAL WAY WITH WORDS Every morning Chattanooga woke to the sweet sounds of deejay Summer Jones. Host of WCHT's Coffee Club, she was the toast of the town -- until the station was sold to its biggest competitor. The new boss, Ryd...



  • Marguerite de Angeli

    Ever since he can remember, Robin, son of Sir John de Bureford, has been told what is expected of him as the son of a nobleman. He must learn the ways of knighthood. But Robin's destiny is changed in one stroke: He falls ill and loses the use of his ...



  • Celeste De Blasis

    After the firestorm of violence and tragedy that severed North from South and brother from brother, the Falconer dynasty--like the nation itself-- needs time to heal, to rebuild, to rise from the ashes. Waiting in the wings is a new generation of Fal...



  • Frank Deford

    A humorous and colorful account of the fateful day that Casey stepped up to bat and struck-out to unprecedented disappointment combines real and fictional characters to vividy convey the ups and downs of late-nineteenth-century life and baseball...



  • Tom Deitz

    The contents of a mislaid box from the University of Georgia's Rare Book Library includes crumpled newspapers, British bestsellers, old leather-bound folios, and a sword that seems possessed by a mysterious evil...



  • E.M. Delafield

    "'You've never told me about your marriage, Laura?' said Duke Ayland.

    . . . 'Yes. It's only - I'm very fond of Alfred,' said Laura, taking the plunge and temporarily unaware that almost all wives begin conve...



  • E.M. Delafield

    "She could never, looking backwards, remember a time when she had not known that a woman's failure or success in life depended entirely upon whether or not she succeeded in getting a husband"

    When in the company of a young man ...




  • Judy Delton

    Let the Fitness Festival Begin!The Pee Wee Scouts are getting into shape. It's exercise and sports galore! Mrs. Peters, their troop leader, explains each event and tells the Scouts how to earn the Fitness badge. Molly gets excited. About the bicycle ...



  • Joseph P. Desario

    “DeSario is a miracle worker. . . . [He] swings for the fences and knocks it clear out of the park.”   Booklist     In Joseph P. DeSario’s suspenseful novel, tabloid reporter Matt Teller’s discovery of a brutal crime leads...



  • Marian Devon

    HOW WOULD SHE MARRY HER ONLY LOVE? HE AVOIDED HER LIKE A PLAGUE! Though the world thought her sap-skulled for refusing Lord Littlecote's hand, Mary Anne Hawtry could not marry a man she didn't love. Unfortunately, Captain Anthony Rodes, the man sh...







  • Jane Donnelly

    It was difficult to say no to him Colin Radbrook had made a name for himself as an investigative reporter -- and wasn't easily deterred from reaching his goal. And Livvy admitted that in other circumstances she might have succumbed all too ...



  • Doris Dorrie

    Four witty, bitter-sweet stories by talented young German film-writer whose film "Men" reached out beyond its obvious feminist audience to achieve great success in New York and London. Men and films, and the dreams that films embody, form the backgro...



  • Shannon Drake

    Amid the Furious Cry of Battle, a Private War of Passion Had Just Begun . . . Hastings; 1066. Clouds of war darkened the horizon as Saxons and Normans clashed with a vengeance. Yet another battle raged ... as two sparring hearts collided ... ...



  • W.E.B. Du Bois

    Selected by the Modern Library as one of the 100 best nonfiction books of all time"The problem of the twentieth century is the problem of the color line."  Thus speaks W.E.B. Du Bois in The Souls Of Black Folk, one of the most prophetic and...



  • Elizabeth Nell Dubus

    As the Civil War casts its ominous shadow across a divided nation, four young scions of the Old South aristocracy embrace a passionate and dangerous destiny. -- Gabrielle Canno -- The alluring and sheltered plantation miss, whose fiery independence...



  • Elizabeth Duke

    The deception seemed harmless Gemma was determined to make the most of her holiday on Queensland's Great Barrier Reef, where she'd come to heal a bruised heart. But that definitely didn't include falling in love -- particularly with...



  • W. Glenn Duncan

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    Rafferty's Rule 19: When you can't tell the bad guys from the good guys, it's time to get the hell out.

    It hurts to admit it, but Toby Wells played Rafferty like a bar-room fiddle, and Luis Ortega is dead. And while the cops know Rafferty d...




  • Charles Durham

    A towering saga about one man’s journey into the wild Canadian frontier of the eighteenth century -- and into the passions that war within us all

    A student in Paris, Gabriel Dublanche watched in horror while members of the forbidden Huguenot...




  • Daniel Easterman

    Former British Intelligence officer Christopher Wylam's son is kidnapped by a Buddhist group that thinks he is the reincarnation of a holy man, and Wylam battles a Russian agent through 1920s India, Tibet, and Mongolia to free the boy...



  • Mignon G. Eberhart

    This lauded tale of menace and murder from one of the leading crime writers of the past two generations takes the reader on a search to exotic Hong Kong. A missing husband and a priceless jade hold the key to a terrifying secret.

    ...



  • Allan W. Eckert

    One of the premier chroniclers of our nation's turbulent frontier history, Allan W. Ecker now presents another spellbinding chapter in the conquest of the American wilderness.  Here is the powerful, compellingly human story of the white man's strug...



  • Andrea Edwards

    NO WAY OUT When attorney Jonathon Tyler met Claire Heywood, he was shocked. Not only was the bewitching woman the image of his late wife, she was also in deep trouble. Jon wanted to help Claire, but when he discovered she was spying on him, he won...



  • Cassie Edwards

    Beautiful, wild-eyed and golden-haired, Eden Whitney was the most delectable woman Zach Tyson had ever found trussed up in the hold of his pirate ship. As dangerous and turbulent as the dark seas he sailed, Zach knew a priceless treasure when he saw ...



  • Lucy Elliot

    A Dream to Share Three years had passed since Philippa DeGraff's thwarted attempt to stow away on the clipper ship Valkyrie, but memories of the rogue Captain Burke Sinclaire still singed her heart. No longer a rebellious child, she set sail for Cal...



  • Wesley Ellis

    Jessie and Ki declare war on a band of ruthless rustlers!There is no such thing as a "routine" cattle drive, and this time is no exception for the Lone Star duo. Jessie and Ki must track down the killers of her trail boss while fending off Brave Buff...




  • John R. Erickson

    Accompanying Slim and Little Alfred into town on a Christmas shopping trip, Hank and Drover run into a wounded buzzard and a gang of toughs so mean and heartless, they begin to wonder they'll ever make it back to the ranch. In this enhanced ebook, yo...



  • Jean Estoril

    After many months of diligent study at Chalk Green and in London, Drina takes a trip to Italy to visit her grandmother, and when several members of a touring ballet company fall ill, she gets her big chance to dance on stage....



  • Jean Estoril

    When Drina and her grandparents move from London to Australia, she worries that her ballet may suffer, but the beautiful countryside inspires her to dance, and a talent scout from a dance academy is due in town...




  • Barbara Faith

    A storm-tossed cliff in the Scottish Highlands was the last place Blythe Warner expected to find magic. Yet from the moment gorgeous Cameron MacCabe stepped out of the mist to rescue her from certain harm, she was swept away by the sweetest enchantme...



  • John Farris

    An artist haunted by the memory of the man who murdered her entire family twenty years ago struggles to end the nightmare by recalling his face, until she is trapped in an elevator with the killer from long-ago...



  • Elizabeth Faucher

    From Wikipedia: Honey, I Shrunk the Kids is a 1989 comedy film. The directorial debut of Joe Johnston and released through Walt Disney Pictures and Silver Screen Partners III, the film tells the story of an inventor who accidentally shrinks his and h...



  • Joe Clifford Faust

    Late on payments for his spaceship and abandoned by his crew, James May jumped at the chance to hire a copilot who came complete with cargo. Next thing May knew, the copilot was a washout, the cargo was worthless, and his ship had been repossessed...






  • Sandra Field

    It was not the holiday she'd planned When a friend forced her to take a much-needed break from the pressures of her job, Paige Montgomery had her own plans. Top of the list was to get her life into some kind of order. Instead she found hers...



  • Ellen Fitzgerald

    LOVE UPON THE WICKED STAGE... Lovely Arabella Ashmore knew that a proper young lady would not dream of becoming an actress, no matter how talented she might be. She also knew that a proper young lady would never fall in love with an actor; no matt...



  • Sean Flannery

    Retired CIA agent Wallace Mahoney has every reason to want to see Chernov, his lifelong enemy in the KGB, dead and buried. But now vengeance must be put on hold -- the Soviet spy has uncovered a conspiracy so vast that it will take both of them to pu...



  • Dirk Fletcher

    Thompson Lumber Comapny was the biggest logging operation in Oregon,but someone was sabotaging their shipments and equipment, and stray bullets had left two people dead - on of them a government inspector. That's when the Secret Service called in Spu...



  • Jacqueline Fleury

    WITH BEAUTY BEAUTY TO BURN... and an elegant air, Isobel Woodward was carted off to Bath for the Season by her aunt. The indomitable Lady Tittam hoped to match her lovely niece with a wealthy husband, thereby restoring the family's social standing a...




  • Susan Fox

    Wade had come to take her back to Texas Just before his death, Joanna's father had put Wade Hollister in charge of his ranch and all his financial assets. He'd also given Wade his daughter. Joanna, an insecure, overweight seventeen-year...



  • Cheryl J. Franklin

    FIRE MADNESS -- was released on Serii when the master sorcerer, Lord Venkarel, fought for and won temporary control of the Taomin, a matrix of Power which, in the hands of Horlach, the last of the ancient Sorcerer-Kings, could have enslaved the entir...



  • Kate Frederick

    SHE HAD INHERITED A LEGACY OF TERROR! As a child, Barbara dreamed that someday she would marry a rich man, a nobleman, a prince who would sweep her away from her dreary life as the ward of her eccentric Aunt Martha. But as a young woman, she knew ...



  • Nicolas Freeling

    Sent to the north of France to investigate the disappearance of middle-aged hotelier Adrienne Sergent, Inspector Henri Castang stumbles into a case involving an elderly Jewish painter, the fatal bombing of a local convent, and an erratic journalist...



  • Mark Freeman

    After burning up the minors, the Rosemont Rookies -- Dave "DT" Green, Glen "Scrapper" Mitchell, and Roberto "Magic" Ramirez -- have been setting a match to the major leagues in spring training. Now the first games of the new season are approaching --...





  • Jack Galloway

    A kidnapper and his teenaged captive in forced togetherness in the woods, amid the real-life beauty, fascination, and cruelty, of nature. Fun-filled, suspenseful, and heartwarming. And so the legend goes that if you break the skin of another with the...






  • Gary Gentile

    Gary Gentile’s seminal novel of supernatural horror that was first published asThe LurkingBased on actual legend, the story begins when the monster known as the Jersey Devil manifests itself in the Pine Barrens of southern New Jersey after the ...



  • Rebecca George

    HE HAD A DATE WITH A DECK OF CARDS...THEN HE MET BRIER MORGAN Lighthearted Brier Morgan always bowed to the strict commands of her iron-willed Mormon parents -- until her father presumed to arrange her marriage! Stowed away on a produce wagon, the...



  • Stephen R. George

    The origin of the virus was unknown. The first symptom was a pang of unbearable sensitivity to light, followed by pain shooting through the hip. Then came fever. And finally, the hunger for blood. Uncontrollable, insatiable, it drove the infected to ...



  • Edward Gibson

    Reach is the story of Commander Jake Ryder and the Wayfarer 2, a deep-space probe sent out to determine the fate of its sister ship, turned suddenly and mysteriously silent. It is a heart-stopping account of uncommon courage and resolve in the face o...



  • Patricia Reilly Giff

    Dawn Bosco's on her way to summer camp. She can't wait for the fun to begin, but when her shell mirror and a favorite pin disappear, it's time for the Polka Dot Private Eye to investigate.

    Dawn's sure one of the kids from the Coolidge School--...



  • Mel Gilden

    SAVE THE MONSTERS!Danny Keegan and his monster pals C.D. Bitesky, Howie Wolfner, and Elisa and Frankie Stein are thrilled when their old friend Zelda Bella-who they think may be a witch-turns up as the star of the new TV show Mother Scary's Matinee.B...



  • Bartholomew Gill

    Who stabbed Irish author/professor/philanderer Kevin Coyle to death on Bloomsday -- Dublin's annual citywide celebration honoring its most beloved literary figure? Who brought the promising career of the brilliant scholar to an abrupt and bloody end ...



  • Judy Gill / Judy Griffith Gill

    Mark Forsythe knew it was impossible, an illusion -- he'd caught a golden-haired mermaid on his fishing line! But Gillian Lockstead was deliciously real, a woman of sweet mystery who filled him with a joy he'd forgotten existed. When Gillian ...



  • Sharon Gillenwater

    WHISPERS OF PASSION From the sweet-scented moors of the Highlands to the elegant salons of Paris on the eve of the French Revolution, beautiful Sheridan Sinclair was pursued by a madman. Obsessed by Sheridan's uncanny resemblance to her mother, ...



  • E.X. Giroux

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