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Sons of the Oak - David Farland
EDITORIAL REVIEW: Certain works of fantasy are immediately recognizable as monuments, towering above the rest of the category. Authors of those works, such as Stephen R. Donaldson,... -
Song of Slaves in the Desert - Alan Cheuse
SUMMARY:Based on historically accurate roots, this novel explores one New Yorker's involvement in his family's rice plantation and the wild tensions involved as he tries to ... -
Something Happened - Joseph Heller
Product DescriptionBob Slocum was living the American dream. He had a beautiful wife, three lovely children, a nice house...and all the mistresses he desired. He had it all -- all,... -
Soft come the dragons - Dean Koontz
Dean Koontz is in league with the future. Follow him as he leads you down the gnarled paths of night descending into the ever-present and terror-filled tomorrow. Come trod the bywa... -
So Speaks the Heart - Johanna Lindsey
Born a wealthy French heiress but betrayed into bondage, Brigitte de Louroux swears she will never be any man′s slave.Rugged and powerful Rowland of Montville sees only a beautiful... -
Small Favor - Jim Butcher
EDITORIAL REVIEW: **THE *New York Times* Bestseller** Harry Dresden’s life finally seems to be calming down—until a shadow from the past returns. Mab, monarch of the Sidhe Winter C... -
Sleepwalk - John Saul
From Publishers WeeklyBorrego looks like an ordinary New Mexico town: it borders an Indian reservation, its teenagers are bored and restless, and its only industry is the outdated ... -
Slapstick, Or, Lonesome No More - Kurt Vonnegut
Amazon.com ReviewDr. Wilbur Daffodil-11 Swain, centenarian, the last President of the United States, King of Manhattan, and one-half (along with his sister, Eliza) of the most powe... -
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... -
Skeleton Crew - Stephen King
SUMMARY: Wonderfully gruesome. (New York Times Book Review) Delightfully diabolical...King once again proves to be the consummate storyteller. (Associated Press)In the introduction...