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Doc Ford, a former black-ops specialist, is a marine biologist on Florida's Sanibel Island. Yet he still seems to always find himself in the middle of a crime scheme.

Livingston helps readers discover fulfilling happiness.

Bounty hunter Dixie Flanagan can't believe a jury has acquitted serial rapist Lawrence Coombs.

In this course, College of William & Mary professor Monica Brzezinski Potkay provides an overview of the many different ways writers of fiction and nonfiction have imagined, and reimagined, the

Chief psychiatrist Henry Harrison's new patient, Bertram, has voluntarily confined himself within Shadowbrook's grim walls.

A struggling single mother tries to protect her 13-year-old son from learning that he is the result of a rape.

Includes selections from The book of the Icelander and The book of the settlements; all of The Greenlanders' saga and Eirik the Red's saga.

A collecion of some of Jack London's stories are brought together here.

A recording of one of the stories of King Arthur and the Legends of the Round Table.

A collection of ten extraordinary tales about the privileged worlds the author encountered in New Zealand, England and on The Continent.

A young sailor is sentenced to be hanged for inadvertently striking and killing an officer. He faces death with a blessing for the benevolent captain who is forced to execute him.

Six months on a whaler with a cruel captain and no land in sight is too much for Tom. When the vessel cruises into the primitive Marquesas, he and his friend jump ship.

Presents 16 short stories including: Esm�e, Tobermory, Mrs. Packeltide's tiger, Sredni Vashtar, The Easter egg, The Byzantine omelette, and The open window.

These stories of the Adirondack wilderness of the 1860's will fill your heart with the wonder and joy of the great outdoors.

The Scarlet Pimpernel and his followers risk their lives to save the French aristocrats from the guillotine during the French revolution.