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Double Reverse

The bestselling author of The Dark Side of the Game tackles the unspoken taboos in sports today in this fast-paced and gripping thriller set in the world of pro football.

Fall of a Cosmonaut

One-legged Russian detective Rostnikov goes on the trail of a missing cosmonaut.

Liz's Antique Hardware

In this illustrated guide to interior decoration, an antiques dealer provides a history of American hardware and shows readers how to select antique doorknobs, hinges, and drawer pulls to renovate their furniture, doors, and walls.

Well of Darkness

Following a hard-won peace agreement between the four races, a fraternal rivalry threatens to evolve into a full scale war, engulfing humans, orcs, elves, and dwarves. The first volume in a projected trilogy.

The Dragon Syndicates

In this close look at the triads--the Chinese crime syndicates whose reach is global and whose businesses include narcotics, prostitution, and trafficking in illegal immigrants--Booth provides a colorful history of the triads along with a convincing,...

Carnivores of Light and Darkness No.1 - A. Foster

Fans of Alan Dean Foster s sci-fi creations will enjoy the wandering plot of this fanciful mystery. Its entertaining plot features a unique cast of characters, including a black cat, friendly snake, treasure hunter, and more.

A Triumph of Souls

In this, the third volume of the Journey of the Catechist series, Etjole and his companions reach their final confrontation with Hymneth the Possessed.

The Paris Pilgrims - Clancy Carlile

During the 1920 s famed writer Ernest Hemingway spent twenty eventful months in Paris with wife Hadley. Carlile s biographical novel paints a realistic, if less than flattering, portrait of the Hemingways and their acquaintances.

Rudy! - Wayne Barrett, Adam Fifield

Authors Barrett and Fifield readily admit to an anti-Rudy bias. This one-sided bio, while agreeing that New York became a better place to live under Giuliani s leadership, digs up considerable dirt on NYC s beloved mayor, his family, and friends.

Star-Spangled Eden

Takes a look at nineteenth-century America through the eyes of eight famous British visitors, including Charles Dickens and Oscar Wilde, who offer their accounts and opinions of the New World.