










Sign up for our free newsletters!
|
 |
Shana Abé
"Three provocative and seductive novellas tied together by a legend, a locket and a lasting love make one spellbinding read.... You're swept into a world where myth merges with reality" (Romantic Times).
read more
|
 |
Isaac Asimov
Here are stories of robots gone mad, of mind-read robots, and robots with a sense of humor, of robot politicians, and robots who secretly run the world—all told with a dramatic blend of science fact and science fiction.
read more
|
 |
Polly Evans
The adventurous author of It's Not About the Tapas offers up a sharp and hilarious tour through China, a country torn between modernity and often bizarre ancient mysteries... and of her attempt to solve the conundrum: how exactly does one eat a soft-fried egg with chopsticks?
read more
|
 |
Diana Gabaldon
Here is the story that started it all, introducing two remarkable characters, Claire Randall and Jamie Fraser, in a spellbinding novel of passion and history that combines exhilarating adventure with a love story for the ages....
read more
|
 |
Dean Koontz
This "taut and suspensful" (Chicago Sun-Times), New York Times bestseller featuring the nice young fry cook who talks to the lingering dead is "one of Dean Koontz's best novels" (The Denver Post).
read more
|
 |
Max McCoy
On the trail of a stolen manuscript believed to have incredible powers for attaining immortality, Indiana Jones heads to Rome where he learns there's more to the treasure than meets the eye.
read more
|
 |
Sean Murphy
From the author of the "ingenious and exhilarating" (Publishers Weekly) novel, The Hope Valley Hubcap King, comes the satiric, warm-hearted tale of Buddy LeBlanc, a boy whose unusual skills take him on a surreal adventure across America.
read more
|
 |
Elizabeth George
Discover why Elizabeth George "reigns as a queen of the mystery genre" (Entertainment Weekly) in this compelling mystery that pits Inspector Thomas Lynley and Detective Sergeant Barbara Havers against a dangerous kidnapper whose reach may extend further than they can fathom.
read more
|
|