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After her mother leaves home, Rae Dodson, only a child, must care for her grief-stricken father.

"Eight or nine times a day, day after day, men and horses go out and line up and start running, and the next thing you know, you are in mystery-land." So says Leo, a sad-sack gambler with an incred

El padrino de Jackson Heights hace mucho mAs que arreglos de viajes desde su diminuta agencia escondida en un rincOn del sector de Queens conocido como la PequeNa Colombia de Nueva York.

Charlie Ravich survives brutal torture as a POW in Vietnam and becomes a millionaire player in global finance. But as he gets older, he fears his survival may be for nothing.

In London, George Fowler heads a lucrative criminal syndicate that specializes in the production and distribution of 'blue films'- nasty illegal pornography.

Mugure and Zack seem to have the picture-perfect family: a young, healthy son, a beautiful home in Riverdale, New York, and a bright future.

David Ezra Stein is an accomplished author of children's books and has been honored with the Ezra Jack Keats New Writer Award.

The beloved author of Terms of Endearment (RB# 90067), Pulitzer Prize winner Larry McMurtry presents Sin Killer, the first installment of a major four-volume series.

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Larry McMurtry delivers the sequel to his enormously popular novel Terms of Endearment (RB# 90067), also an Academy Award-winning motion picture.

In Kindle County, a woman is killed in an apparent random drive-by shooting.

Author of more than 30 books and winner of the Pulitzer Prize, Larry McMurtry has gained international fame for his eccentric characters and vivid settings.

This is the stunning conclusion to award-winning author Larry McMurtry's vast saga set in the 1830s American West.

Dead Man's Walk is a powerful prequel to best-selling author Larry McMurty's Pulitzer Prize-winning Lonesome Dove. Gus McRae and Woodrow Call are still teenagers when they enlist as Texas Rangers.

When you're a pinball, life is a risky game, especially for three adolescent children placed in a foster home.

Nicknamed the "trouble twins," 13- year-old brother and sister Dallas and Florida have long since given up hope of ever finding a family.