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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... -
Slow Kill - Michael Mcgarrity
From Publishers WeeklyIn McGarrity's latest Kevin Kerney procedural, Kerney, police chief of Santa Fe, N.Mex., is drawn into a messy murder investigation while vacationing at a Cal... -
Sleepwalk With Me_ And Other Pa - Mike Birbiglia
FromComedian Birbiglia, frequent contributor to public radio’s This American Life and The Moth and author of the blog My Secret Public Journal, has the ability to remember a lot of... -
Sleeping With the Enemy - Kaitlyn O'Connor
EDITORIAL REVIEW: This powerful, moving and well-controlled thriller follows the metamorphosis of Sara Burney, an abused, submissive and battered wife whose daily goal has been to ... -
Slayer - D. L. Snow
Marriage? No, thanks. She’d rather kiss a dragon. An Enchanted story. All Prince Cahill needs to assume the throne is one simple thing: a wife. Except every virgin princess in the ... -
Skulduggery Pleasant_ Death Bri - Derek Landy
Product DescriptionThe sixth instalment in the historic, hysterical and horrific Skulduggery Pleasant series. Think you’ve seen anything yet? You haven’t. Because the Death Bringer... -
Skin Deep - Nora Roberts
SUMMARY: The high price of fame meant learning to deal with obsessive fans. But this one was different. He was watching and waiting, and Chantel O'Hurley was afraid. She needed hel... -
Sister Carrie - Theodore Dreiser
SUMMARY: This epic of urban life tells of small- town heroine Carrie Meeber, adrift in an indifferent Chicago. Setting out, she has nothing but a few dollars and an unspoiled beaut... -
Sinner - Ted Dekker
Some say roll with the punches. Drift with the tide. Nothing can stop the inevitability of change. There was a time when 300 Spartans disagreed with such mindless thinking and stoo... -
Singin' and Swingin' and Gettin - Maya Angelou
Review“The buoyant, gifted Maya Angelou continues her autobiography. . . . Both her joy and her despair have twice as much impact as most people’s.”–New York