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Celeste Ashton receives negative attention from handsome scientist Titus Thorne after the controversial publication of her observations on ocean life, dolphins, and mermaids, but their fiery clashes create sparks that neither had expected.

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Writings by and about Kafka and textual notes accompany this translation of his early-twentieth-century work.

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A women judge and a police detective take on a stalker with hidden ties to their past, who threatens all they hold dear--including each other.

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The Newbery Honor author of Hatchet and Dogsong delivers the moving story of an artist hired to design a war monument who forces a small Kansas town to confront issues they would rather ignore. An American Bookseller Pick-of-the-Lists and an ALA Best Book for Young Adults.

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The Edgar Award-nominated and bestselling author of "A Fearsome Doubt" delivers this mesmerizing, stand-alone novel, set in England during World War I. "Many twists and turns, angst-ridden characters, and an evocative historical setting. A gripping read."--"Library Journal."

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When the daughter of FBI Special Agent Pierce Quincy dies suddenly, the death is ruled an accident, until investigator Rainie Conner uncovers evidence that points to a killer with the ability to unleash his victims' innermost fears.

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Twenty years after being adopted as a nine-year-old girl, Melanie Stokes, who has lost all memories of her young childhood, discovers that she may be the daughter of a vicious serial killer responsible for the death of her adoptive family's first daughter. Original.

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Recruited by a small midwestern college to play basketball, a Harlem boy has many new experiences, including working with a child who needs physical therapy and dealing with corruption in college sports.

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With practical advice and compelling case studies, Frank unfreezes the pens of struggling writers all around him, from his mail carrier to a former student to his own mom, with this witty and accessible book that entertains as it instructs. Young Adult.

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An idyllic summer at the shore is turned upside down for Bay McCabe and her children when her charming and ambitious husband, Sean, vanishes, an incident that forces Bay to reevaluate her life, personal relationships, friendships, and old love.

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Lady Summer, a one-time smuggler, looks to a wealthy marriage to save her family's estate, and sets out to win the heart of privateer Lord Ruark Helford, a mysterious man she meets at the court of King Charles II.

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Critical notes and scholarly comments accompany Venus and Adonis, the rape of Lucrece, the phoenix and turtle, A lover's complaint, and Sonnets.

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The noted mythologist discusses the relationship of ancient myths to modern life, including discussions of recent heros, tales of love and marriage, the power of myth, and mythic themes.

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Tired of being treated as a commodity, Rana Ramsey, a top fashion model, decides to escape the limelight and assume a new identity in a small Texas town, where she meets handsome quarterback Trent Gamblin.

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Long considered the first great modern novel of war by an American author, this classic work is set in the time of the Civil War and tells a powerful, psychological story of a young soldier's struggle with the horrors--both within and without the war.

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Forced into marriage to the very man who had ruined her reputation, a penniless Alexia Welbourne is unaware that Hayden Rothwell, her new husband, has unexpected and secret motives for his seduction and marriage.

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As a scout for the U.S. Calvary, Cat Brules rode the trail toward Little Big Horn and the battles that followed. With gun in hand and a wild thoroughbred horse, Cat rode hell-bent through a landscape drenched in blood and tears. As the Calvary slowly crushed the native fighters, Cat witnessed betrayal, the exhilarating frenzy of battle, and the dying of a way of life.

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Drawing upon a Dominican legend, award-winning author Alvarez weaves a magical tale about a tribe of creatures called ciguapas who live in cool caves and underwater and come out on land only at night to hunt for food. Full color.

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A beautiful Jane Doe is left for dead. From the minute Dr. Foster saw her on TV, she was fascinated. With the help of this successful psychiatrist, the young woman deemed Bea begins to piece together her shocking past. From the beaches of Hawaii to the streets of Paris, the two women embark on a journey of intrigue, romance and self-discovery.