Volumes: 955 books

‘Brilliant in twisting the tension tauter with each page’-Guardian FOR ONE SCOTTISH COP THE BEAT IS ABOUT TO GET DARK AND VERY BLOODY . . . Dl Colin Anderson is having a bad week. His conviction of paedophile Skelpie Fairbairn is declared unsafe—putting Fairbairn back on Glasgow's...

A bullet-blazing saga of the West—and the hard men who fought for its spoils THE BIG MAN Dakota Jones was big—a big-fisted, big-boned man with a temper big enough for a dozen mountain men. Sam Hargadine was his opposite—a gambler whose icy self-control was his greatest weapon....

DANCE OF DEATH Leslie Wetzon is dusting off her tap shoes for a good cause; a benefit revival of the landmark Broadway musical Combinations. Using her headhunting smarts, she tracks down the original cast from eighteen years ago” all except for Terri Matthews, whose disappearing act has a...

With Free Love, the debut novel in her wickedly diverting new mystery series Annette Meyers wowed readers as she deftly brought the sights and sounds or Prohibition Era Greenwich Village to exhilarating life. Now this accomplished author returns to the roaring twenties, as snow blankets the narrow...

Clint Adams can't resist getting tangled in other folks' troubles—especially when those folks are pretty females. But when his pal Rick Hartman bets the Gunsmith he can't take a vacation without getting mixed up in someone else's bad business, Clint vows to leave his white hat at home. So...

When Clint Adams pays a visit to an old friend, he finds the man dying—two bullets in his belly, shot in a scrape over a bottle of cheap whiskey. But that's how the Thorn brothers operate—if they don't get what they want, they stop talking and start shooting. They're blood brothers, all...

Clint Adams is in San Francisco for one reason—poker. It's a high stakes game that only comes to town twice a year, and he figures to take his share of the pot. What the Gunsmith doesn't figure on is a fat cat's request for information. Seems the man's son is tight with a beautiful Chinese...

All he wanted was one lousy beer. But when Clint Adams rode into Autumn, Arizona, he also rode into the middle of a lynching—which he stopped, naturally. Thing is, in the process he killed a man named Sam Jackman. And Sam Jackman has a brother. Now Clint Adams is about to wish he didn't like beer...

Claire Brennan has travelled to Moscow to fill in at work for her former boyfriend Ian, a journalist who is ill in the hospital. But she arrives to bleak news: Ian is dead. Instead of a hotel, her first stop is the hospital morgue. When Claire learns that a considerable amount of money is missing...

Set in San Francisco and environs during the Civil War, it introduces Fergus O'Hara, the most roguish new detective in years, and his equally-engaging wife Hattie. Their first case is a complicated and wacky one. Among other people, places and things, it involves a corpulent financial speculator named...

The only reason Clint stuck around a town like Kellock was to spend a few more days enjoying the company of auburn-haired Leena Gill...But if Clint doesn't go looking for trouble, it has a way of tracking him down on its own. This time, trouble comes in the guise of two young brothers named...

Maggie and a Horse Named Devildust Life for most young girls on the West Texas plains at the tum-of-the- century was routine with school, household chores, and sewing instruc­tion. But not for Maggie. Much to the dismay of her parents, she loves to ride, to rope and to live the life of a cowgirl....

Maggie and Devildust—Ridin' High! In this adventure of Maggie and Devildust, Maggie, an eighteen-year-old cowgirl at the turn of the century, realizes her dream of starring in a Wild West show in Madison Square Garden with her beloved horse Devildust.

The Adventures of Katie Sheridan who learns to accept people as they are... KATIE AND THE RECLUSE While her own family is breaking up in Ponder, Texas, in 1954, thirteen-year-old Katie Sheridan is determined to get to know the town recluse, Miss Ina Fay Bagley. Miss Bagley has not left...