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Five of the richest men on Earth vanish on the same day. No ransom demands. No security breaches. No bodies. When tech titan Josh Latham wakes unable to move, he learns he hasn't been taken for money. He's been taken for... See More
The Concluding Volume of the Engines of Light With Cosmonaut Keep and Dark Light, both finalists for science fiction's Hugo Award, Ken MacLeod launched a new interstellar epic with all the engaging characters and ingenious... See More
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A mythical family saga steeped in the legends of the sea, The Lobster Kings is a "powerhouse of a novel" (Ben Fountain). The Kings family has lived on Loosewood Island for three hundred years. Now, Woody Kings, the leader... See More
St. Thomas, the small college north of New York City where Professor Alison Bergeron teaches, has had its share of scandals involving both its students and its staff, not to mention Alison herself, so when a resident... See More
In The Science of Superstition, cognitive psychologist Bruce Hood examines the ways in which humans understand the supernatural, revealing what makes us believe in the unbelievable. *Previously published as SuperSense. See More
A definitive history of America's vibrant and tumultuous rise during the Jacksonian era, from the Bancroft Prize-winning author of Walt Whitman's America. A New York Times Notable Book "Reynolds's book shines a bright light... See More
The Mad Duke leaned in closer, his lips gently brushing her ear, and whispered: "I dare you." She Can't Resist the Dare Lillian Phillips could not imagine how her quiet, simple life had come to this. Blackmailed by the Mad... See More
A "life-affirmative and eccentrically inspirational" collection from the National Book Award- and Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Color Purple (Kirkus Reviews). In these glorious, offbeat, and compassionate tales, one... See More
It's after 9/11. After the bombing. After the Iraq war. After 7/7. After the Iran war. After the nukes. After the flu. After the Straits. After Rosyth. In a world just down the road from our own, on-line bloggers vie with... See More
The first in a mystery series set in 1940s Hollywood, where a hard-boiled private eye helps a cast of real-life stars: "Nostalgic fun" (Publishers Weekly). Hollywood, 1940: It's been four years since security guard Toby... See More
Merit Award, World Guild Christian Living Book Praying is an action that is of the essence of Christian existence. It involves our beliefs, emotions, values, hopes and fears, certainties and uncertainties, knowledge and... See More
Christians are too often guilty of pledging their allegiance to the influential principalities and powers of this age rather than to Christ alone. In Holy Subversion, Trevin Wax challenges such behavior by urging a return to... See More
CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED, NATIONAL BESTSELLER Time Magazine #1 Book of the Year ? National Book Critics Circle Award Finalist ? Winner of the Stonewall Book Award ? Double finalist for the Lambda Book Award ? Nominated for... See More
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A New York Times-bestselling author "delivers the goods" in this Regency romance about a lady in love with her guardian's son (Publishers Weekly). Jessica Fox wasn't always the beautiful, composed young woman who is the... See More
TIS THE SEASON FOR SECOND CHANCES... There's nothing like a Christmas wedding to warm a girl's heart-or to distract everyone else from the fact that one particular bridesmaid intends to quickly skip town. Julia Noble's... See More
The National Museum of Forest Service History presents a charming cookbook that celebrates decades of camp cooking by countless Forest Service agents in the field. Featuring legendary recipes for Dutch oven meals, open-fire... See More
As seen on NBC's Dateline -- the shocking account of a teenage girl with murder on her mind from the New York Times-bestselling author of The Black Widower. She posted it online: "Just to let everyone know, my mother was... See More
A guide to using the science of the body clock to promote better sleep, better health, and better thinking "Full of surprising and useful facts... Unlike many science books with similar subtitles, it really might... See More
Do you have a self-absorbed or narcissistic parent who's made you feel rejected, unloved, or unworthy? Being a parent is usually all about giving of yourself to foster your child's growth and development. But what happens... See More
"Spellbinding, terrifying, deeply moving" -- an unflinching portrait of a family's silent grief, and the tragic death of a brother not spoken about for forty years (Joanna Rakoff). On a family summer holiday in Cornwall in... See More
Journalist Josh Karp shines a spotlight on the making of The Other Side of the Wind -- the final unfinished film from the auteur of Citizen Kane in Orson Welles's Last Movie, the basis of Oscar-winning director Morgan... See More
The first thorough account of a formative and little understood chapter in Chinese history Odd Arne Westad and Chen Jian chronicle how an impoverished and terrorized China experienced radical political changes in the long... See More
A moving story that redefines the meaning of family, friendship, and success among a group of first-generation Indian immigrants. When Vikram invites three of his college friends to his son's graduation from MIT, they... See More
"A wide-ranging examination of America's entry into World War II." -- Kirkus Reviews, starred review In 1941: Fighting the Shadow War, A Divided America in a World at War, historian Marc Wortman thrillingly explores the... See More
The untold story of Nazi officers who escaped Germany after WWII with stolen treasure -- and the Allied investigation to get it back. During the final days of World War II, German SS officers crammed trains, cars, and trucks... See More
The first philosophers paved the way for the work of Plato and Aristotle - and hence for the whole of Western thought. Aristotle said that philosophy begins with wonder, and the first Western philosophers developed... See More
A "monumental" account of the rise and fall of languages, with "many fresh insights, useful historical anecdotes, and charming linguistic oddities" (Chicago Tribune). Nicholas Ostler's Empires of the Word is the first... See More
"Skovron's eye for characterization and situations is exceptional" in an action-packed fantasy novella that makes for a "compelling coming-of-age yarn" (Publishers Weekly, starred review). Hope's old life ended the night... See More
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