Benson: 1173 books

Matthew Baxter was almost there. Almost a writer, almost a lover, almost a traveller. He wrote for the Tread Lightly range of travel guides, he loved his boss and he was about to catch a plane to the south. His job was to give an out-of-season slant to the Italian guide, and he was ready. Almost....

“Part historical novel, part futuristic adventure . . . chock full of curious lore and considerable suspense.”—Entertainment Weekly It is history's most feared disease. It turned neighbor against neighbor, the civilized into the savage, and the living into the dead. Now, in a spellbinding...

Harlequin American Romance brings you four new all-American romances for one great price, available now! This Harlequin American Romance bundle includes The Texas Wildcatter’s Baby by Cathy Gillen Thacker, Most Eligible Sheriff by Cathy McDavid, Aiming for the Cowboy by Mary Leo and Roping the Rancher...

When Spuds goes missing, Hannah's whole world come crashing down, and all signs point to the horseshoer. But is he really to blame for Spuds' disappearance? Can a faraway friend help find this special cat, or is it already too late? CAT TALES is a series of short, stand-alone fiction celebrating...

Dee finds an injured tabby hiding in a blackberry patch, and risks her mother's wrath to bring it home. But as the cat regains health and sneaks its way into Dee's heart, it ultimately will heal her family in totally unexpected ways.CAT TALES is a series of short, stand-alone fiction celebrating...

Brianna doesn't know how she'll make it through her first winter in Portland. It rains too much, she misses her mother and the country life they once shared, and with Christmas coming up she's having a hard time adjusting to life with only her dad. When she finds a kitten trapped in their garage, Brianna...

Un polar brillant et sans concession de Stéphanie Benson, qui touchera de près les adolescents, en leur posant des questions cruciales sur des sujets qui leur sont chers. "Nous nous croyions malheureux parce que nous n'avions aucun véritable contact avec le vrai malheur. Nos parents,...

Brian has left his parent's ranch and struck out for a life of his own. But renting a run-down apartment takes most of his money, and finding a job in the city proves difficult. When he meets a quirky young woman and then rescues a tiny kitten from certain death, things become more   problematic. Brian...

In colleges and universities today around the world students are living and working toward a hopeless situation many think. They realize that the markets are flooded with people and that there are fewer and fewer jobs that are good all the time it seems. Technology is growing and changing so fast...

Moments before the slaughter of orphans in Riga, a young Jewish woman snatches a half-Gentile boy and flees into the forests of Nazi-occupied Latvia where they spend four years dodging captivity. His faith in God and natural optimism carry him through the resulting trauma, but he must overcome his...

When Loretta Walch finds herself single again, she takes her plus-sized dysfunction on a laugh-out-loud road trip towards karma. It’s true the ink hasn’t dried on the restraining order that taunts her in Chicago, but that doesn’t stop her from making a very bad day for a small-town cop, a clueless...

Today you’d call Ballantyne suburban, but back then, at the start of the summer of 1966, it was country — just a cluster of houses, some of them shacks, on or near Ballantyne Road, in the Town of Chili, NY. And while June 25 started like any other day it would end in a nightmare. In The Devil...

Some secrets are worth dying for...Sarah's are worth fighting for... When you grow up on a small farm in Cottonwood, Arkansas, you expect your life to be uncomplicated. That’s the way it was for Sarah, a down-to-earth girl, satisfied to live in the shadow of her brilliant brother Ben. She was simply...

"A callous mogul tries his hand at politics and uses his undue influence to get a former governor elected president ... The novel has a frank tone and a clear style that feels comfortably old-fashioned...A solid story of political warfare made doubly compelling by the dubious hero leading the charge."-Kirkus Review, March 7, 2012