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Edgar Award Finalist: The thrilling true story of the abduction of world-class biathlete Kari Swenson and the five-month manhunt to bring her tormentors to justice.

"The great hurricane that devastated Galveston in 1900 is the centerpiece of [this] tightly knit novel. The writing is powerful.

Winner of the Washington Irving Children's Choice Award A School Library Journal Best Book of the Year A Selection of the Junior Library Guild Star light, star bright...'lvira wishes for

The acclaimed author of the Silas Cade Thrillers introduces Finn, a thief who's about to learn that when you steal big, there's always a downside.

A novel based on the true experiences from an Amish writer!

Seven extraordinary stories from bestselling author Mary McCarthy that carry readers from the heartbreaking core of a broken family to the tourist sites of Italy and into the contemplative mind of

A college instructor embarks on a fanatical quest to save his job-and enact righteous revenge-in this brilliantly acerbic satire of university politics during the early Cold War years Henry Mulcahy

A Floating Life will delight lovers of Kafka, Murakami, and the magic realism of Gabriel GarcIa MArquez.

America in 1953 seems hell-bent on squandering the flood tide of international goodwill earned in WWII.

What sort of woman has a taste for middle-aged, married men' Ellie, twenty years old and living in Paris, leads a light and carefree life until she meets "Mister"-a married surgeon a

Kate Skylar is an ordinary seventeen-year-old with an extraordinary destiny. A virgin, Kate suddenly finds herself pregnant with what she believes is the Son of God.

With the overwhelming number of frozen dinners and processed foods that line our grocery store aisles, it's easy to see how we've forgotten what "real food" tastes like.

In the wake of the Tour de France's fallen heroes, the story of one of history's most legendary cyclists provides a much-needed antidote.

Grammar has finally let its hair down!

"Dutton's fiction debut is a stellar, thought-provoking novel about life, death, California, music, and more... .