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Miss Celia Talbot -- the penniless daughter of a disgraced village squire -- once led a quiet, sheltered life of music lessons, morning calls and silk gowns. But now? She's employed as a lady's companion, trying desperately... See More
A battle against the forces of Those That Stand in Shadow brings an end to an old hero and a beginning for a new one. Together with a half-orcne thief named Glaive, a young warrior named Qualtan must battle through undead... See More
• Winner of a 2006 Chicago Book Clinic Award of Excellence God is back on the agenda. Today people are fascinated by spirituality, and they have lots of questions. Who better to talk with them than Christians? Trouble is... See More
Acclaimed and bestselling vegan author, cook, and creator of VegKitchen.com, Nava Atlas, delivers a beautiful must-have guide to transform your plate, your kitchen and your life with the best nature has to offer, including... See More
A shortened version of Kreeft's much larger Summa of the Summa, which in turn was a shortened version of the Summa Theologica. The reason for the double shortening is pretty obvious: the original runs some 4000 pages! (The... See More
Seven "masterfully told" stories of suspense and nightmarish drama from the National Book Award-winning author of Them (The Guardian). With the novella and six stories collected here, Joyce Carol Oates reaffirms her... See More
The path to your professional success starts with a critical look in the mirror. If you read nothing else on managing yourself, read these 10 articles (plus the bonus article "How Will You Measure Your Life?" by Clayton M... See More
Kreeft considers all the fundamental elements of Christianity and Catholicism, explaining, defending and showing their relevance to our life and the world's yearnings. Here is a book to help you understand your faith more... See More
A monk must find a killer among a flood of religious pilgrims in this medieval mystery by the Edgar Award-winning author: "A series like no other" (TheSan Diego Union-Tribune). In the year of our Lord 1141, civil war over... See More
"The audacious and tasty recipes showcase everything from the modern classics to serious in-your-face barbeque... a must for every grill aficionado." -- Chris Schlesinger, coauthor of The Thrill of the Grill How did two... See More
THE #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER The seven rules to follow to realize your true purpose in life -- distilled by Arnold Schwarzenegger from his own journey of ceaseless reinvention and extraordinary achievement, and... See More
The easiest, most inexpensive way to build muscle strength, size, and power turns out to be the best, with this supremely effective guide from the world's largest men's magazine Workout fads and fitness equipment come and... See More
It's foul play on a freighter: "Enthralling... keeps the reader on tenterhooks until the dramatic finale." -- Kirkus Reviews (starred review) The good ship Cape Farewell is steaming out to sea, with a passenger-list and... See More
This novel of murder and espionage in World War II New Zealand is "an exquisite reminder of the brilliance of Marsh's London detective" (The Guardian). Inspector Roderick Alleyn just wants to write a letter to his wife, but... See More
An aristocrat dies under fishy circumstances in this tale by "the finest writer in the English language of the pure, classical puzzle whodunnit" (The Sun). In an almost unspeakably charming little English village, one of... See More
A fancy hotel plays host to homicide in a "jubilant" novel by "a peerless practitioner of the slightly surreal, English-village comedy-mystery" (Kirkus Reviews, starred review). Sybil Foster lives the sort of little... See More
A local busybody is silenced for good in this tale by "a peerless practitioner of the slightly surreal, English-village comedy-mystery" (Kirkus Reviews). In their Dorset village, neither Miss Campanula nor her friend Miss... See More
A suspicious inheritance comes to the rescue of a cash-strapped aristocratic family: "Entertaining and devious... Plenty of red herrings." -- Kirkus Reviews The upper-crust Lamprey family exemplifies charm, wit, and a... See More
One man will transcend death to seek vengeance. One woman will transform herself to gain power. And no one will emerge unscathed... Thorvald Spear wakes in a hospital to find he's been brought back from the dead. What's... See More
A British police detective looks into sinister doings in the South of France in a crime thriller with "more than a little excitement" (Kirkus Reviews). Inspector Roderick Alleyn has decamped for the South of France on a... See More
A visiting dignitary in London asks for security -- and gets extra help from a clever feline -- in a novel starring "the nonpareil among criminal investigators" (The New York Times). Superintendent Alleyn's old school chum... See More
From the award-winning author of Sandworm comes the propulsive story of a new breed of investigators who have cracked the Bitcoin blockchain, exposing once-anonymous realms of money, drugs, and violence. "A gripping... See More
When David Souter was nominated by President Bush to the Supreme Court, he cited John Marshall Harlan as his model. It was an interesting choice. Admired by conservatives and deeply respected by his liberal brethren, Harlan... See More
A river cruise may be sunk by a ruthless criminal in this novel by "the doyenne of traditional mystery writers" (The New York Times). Inspector Alleyn's wife, the artist Agatha Troy, has a special fondness for Constables... See More
This tale of murder at a snowed-in country house is a "constant puzzle to the end... alive with wit" (The New York Times). The unspeakably wealthy (and generally unspeakable) Jonathan Royal has decided to throw a party... See More
At an English pub, a dart becomes a deadly weapon: "Any Ngaio Marsh story is certain to be Grade A." -- The New York Times A game of darts does involve some danger, but it's rarely lethal. There are exceptions, however... See More
A high-society homicide is the talk of the London season... "Marsh's writing is a pleasure." -- The Seattle Times It's debutante season in London, and that means giggles and tea-dances, white dresses and inappropriate... See More
A policeman in the audience sees an all-too-real death scene on a London stage: "Good enough to satisfy the most critical reader of detective stories." -- The New York Times Inspector Roderick Alleyn has been invited to an... See More
This tale of an actress's dramatic demise, and a police detective trying to sniff out a killer, is "one of Ngaio Marsh's best yarns" (Kirkus Reviews). Mary Bellamy is the sweetheart of the London stage -- everyone simply... See More
The inspector digs into a cold case on a New Zealand sheep farm in this "well-sustained crime story" from the Mystery Writers of America Grand Master (Kirkus Reviews). Flossie Rubrick, a highly opinionated and influential... See More
A deadly dull man is now just plain dead in this novel by "a peerless practitioner of the slightly surreal, English-village comedy-mystery." -- Kirkus Reviews One has to admit that the timing was peculiar. No one could... See More
