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"I never know what's going to happen next... I found it charming, surprising, amusing and so original" - Goodreads reviewer. They've found a child with no face. They've called in paranormal investigator Argana Zeit. She... See More
This entirely new translation of Critique of Pure Reason is the most accurate and informative English translation ever produced of this epochal philosophical text. Though its simple and direct style will make it suitable for... See More
Finalist for the 2019 NBCC John Leonard Prize for Best First Book. Shortlisted for the Center for Fiction's First Novel Prize. One of Entertainment Weekly's 10 Best Debut Novels of 2019. Named one of the Best Books of 2019... See More
A haunting? A hallucination? Or something even worse? Twenty three years ago, Maudie Sampson's childhood friend Jessica disappeared on a family holiday in Cornwall. She was never seen again. In the present day, Maudie is... See More
An illustrated history of the English manor house and grounds that were home to the famous World War II codebreakers. The huge success of Sinclair's The Secret Life of Bletchley Park -- a quarter of a million copies sold to... See More
An antiques expert's plan for relaxation is spoiled by murder and her mother's zany life in this cozy whodunit series debut. Kat Stanford is just days away from starting her dream antique business with her newly widowed... See More
A "winkingly blasphemous retelling of the Old Testament" by the Nobel Prize-winning author of The Gospel According the Jesus Christ (The New Yorker). In José Saramago final novel, he daringly reimagines the characters and... See More
"A creepy, mind-bending quest of identity and mystery, told with a master's skill. No one explores inner landscapes quite like Brian Evenson." -- Jeff VanderMeer, New York Times-bestselling author of Annihilation X doesn't... See More
An off-duty firefighter's feelings for his fake date spark into something more during a rescue operation in this sweet romance with pulse-pounding suspense! Ransom Keller can't stand the thought of attending his twenty-year... See More
Reading the Old Testament was recognized as a classic almost from its date of publication in 1984. Without in any way diminishing its famed clarity, judiciousness, and theological depth, two prominent scholars, Richard... See More
In this YA pop punk debut about queer romance and destroying labels, a teen risks everything to write his own story. Perfect for fans of Sonora Reyes and Adib Khorram. Stonebridge High's resident bad boy, Wesley "Big Mac"... See More
The untold story of the drama, controversy, and incredible political genius of Lincoln's first presidential campaign In May of 1860, Republican delegates gathered in Chicago for their second-ever convention, with the full... See More
"William C. Davis's Three Roads to the Alamo is far and away the best account of the Alamo I have ever read. The portraits of Crockett, Bowie, and Travis are brilliantly sketched in a fast-moving story that keeps the reader... See More
From the #1 New York Times-bestselling author: Palm Beach sleuth Archy McNally's feathers are ruffled when a bird store owner is killed. Hiram Gottschalk, owner of the Palm Beach shop Parrots Unlimited, fears for his life... See More
The seminal writings of America's leading philosopher, linguist, and political thinker -- "the foremost gadfly of our national conscience" (The New York Times). For the past fifty years Noam Chomsky's writings on politics... See More
In this ground-breaking book, a renowned bioethicist argues that the political left must radically revise its outdated view of human nature. He shows how the insights of modern evolutionary theory, particularly on the... See More
House of Winslow Book 36- Mallory Anne Winslow, daughter of missionaries in Africa, follows God's call to carry the Gospel to the Lapps in the Arctic. But her work is interrupted when Norway is invaded by the Germans... See More
Sorcerer's Apprentice opens with Amy Wallace's first meeting with Carlos Castaneda, the infamous anthropologist-turned-shaman, whose books described meetings with Yaqui Indian spiritual teacher don Juan. Castaneda's rise was... See More
Death and Mr. Pickwick is a vast, richly imagined, Dickensian work about the rough-and-tumble world that produced an author who defined an age. Like Charles Dickens did in his immortal novels, Stephen Jarvis has spun a tale... See More
"Wholly unsentimental," a foreign correspondent's exploration of political corruption in Africa "gets it right... [a] chillingly amusing cautionary tale." -- Jonathan Yardley, Washington Post Book World Known as "the... See More
We've outsourced too much of our thinking. How do we get it back? Have you ever followed your GPS device to a deserted parking lot? Or unquestioningly followed the advice of an expert -- perhaps a doctor or financial... See More
One of The New Yorker's "Books We Loved in 2017" "Arbitrary Stupid Goal is a completely riveting world -- when I looked up from its pages regular life seemed boring and safe and modern like one big iPhone. This book... See More
"Set in Vienna in 1898, Jones's absorbing whodunit succeeds both as a mystery and as a fascinating portrait of a traditional society in ferment." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) The summer of 1898 finds Austria... See More
William Lloyd Garrison argued--and many leading historians have since agreed--that the Constitution of the United States was a proslavery document. Garrison called it "a covenant with death, and an agreement with hell." But... See More
Contemporary short stories enacting giddy, witty revenge on the documents that define and dominate our lives. In our bureaucratized culture, we're inundated by documents: itineraries, instruction manuals, permit forms... See More
Love comes to a woman who just needs the faith to accept it in The Protector from New York Times bestselling author Shelley Shepard Grey. Unable to look after her fifty-acres of farmland following her parents' death, Ella... See More
For years, things have run quite smoothly for Perdita and her organic gardening business. So what if her hair needs a complete overhaul, her sweater has more holes than Swiss cheese, and there's no hope of a boyfriend on the... See More
"You don't have to be an English aristocrat to enjoy Yorkshire Pudding... or the other indulgent dishes in The Official Downton Abbey Christmas Cookbook." -- San Jose Mercury News Take a seat at the Christmas table at... See More
***WINNER, Best Science Fiction, 2010 Green Book Festival Based in scientific reality, Dale Pendell presents a powerful fictional vision of a fast-approaching future in which sea levels rise and a decimated population must... See More
Domain-Driven Design fills that need. This is not a book about specific technologies. It offers readers a systematic approach to domain-driven design, presenting an extensive set of design best practices, experience-based... See More
2017 is the 50th anniversary of The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund and Karisoke Research Center in Rwanda. Three astounding women scientists have in recent years penetrated the jungles of Africa and Borneo to observe, nurture... See More
