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In the years following the close of World War II, while many of the American force's veterans were enjoying their new peaceful lives, a series of calls and telegrams were sent out by President Truman calling... more info...

In the wake of the historic election of President Barack Obama, much has been written and published from the sidelines of the election. However; not until "Destiny Calling" has a journalist gone to such... more info...

Duncan and Lily leave the bustle of Manhattan for the peace and tranquility of a recently inherited crumbling Victorian home in the country. But on their way to the house, they hit and kill a wild boar.... more info...

Award-winning author Kim Stanley Robinson combines history and richly imaginative fiction in his intriguing book "Galileo's Dream." As the title implies, Robinson's book centers around Galileo Galilei,... more info...

"Guardian of Lies" is another gripping thriller from bestselling author Steve Martini, featuring defense attorney Paul Madriani. At a San Diego beach house one night, a woman inside the house waits and... more info...

Robert Henryson's narrative 'Testmaent of Cresseid' has long been considered one of the rhetorical masterpieces of Scots literature. Henryson, the greatest of the late medieval Scots makars, was influcence... more info...

Over the years, bestselling author Reggie Nadelson has captivated readers with her Artie Cohen detective series, and now in "Londongrad," she continues the tradition with an unprecedented amount of flir... more info...

In this telling chronicle of one of the final chapters of the American Civil War, author Stanley Weintraub takes readers back in time to the year 1864, when Major General W.T. Sherman had set his sights... more info...

Bestselling author Colleen McCullough returns with "Too Many Murders," the captivating sequel to "On, Off." In 1967, as the world faces the threat of nuclear annihilation, Captain Carmine Delmonico is... more info...

Forensic psychiatrist Jo Beckett is not used to dealing with the living. Her psychological autopsies help determine the victim's cause of death, and she is free from the complications that come with fully... more info...

While investigating an alien starship that visited Earth in the 1980s, astronaut Keith Stoner was tragically trapped inside the device, his body cryogenically frozen. After his body was returned to Earth... more info...

When her mother is viciously attacked in her upscale Manhattan apartment, FBI Special Agent Sloane Burbank springs into action. After all, she has seen her fair share of danger, but she never thought it... more info...

Renowned investigative writers Len Colodny and Tom Shechtman detail the recent evolution of the neoconservative movement in America in their definitive book "The Forty Years War." Their book chronicles... more info...

Yet another book of stunning baseball revelations, this time written by a bevy of New York Daily News writers whose primary job description seems to have been to investigate the steroid era: the News's... more info...

The collapse of the Soviet Union has left in its wake a country simmering with greed and corruption. After being thrown out of Moscow University in 1987, Alex Konevitch is today on the way to becoming... more info...

Charles MacKenzie Jr. ("Mack") went missing ten years ago. One day, after walking out of his Manhattan apartment, he simply disappeared and has never been seen again. However, he does call home every Mother's... more info...

In "Pennsylvania Avenue," journalists John Harwood and Gerald F. Seib show how the Washington power game really works and how these new power brokers have figured out how to make their voices heard and... more info...

American war reporting was a man's world until Vietnam, when a number of brave women decided to take on the challenge. Most of them acted against the advice of their editors and many had little journalism... more info...

Niagara Falls is often considered one of America's natural wonders but unfortunately, they are no longer as natural as they once were. Water has been diverted, riverbeds reshaped, brink stabilized and... more info...

In "Treasure Hunt," acclaimed maritime expert Peter Earle explores the storied history of treasure hunting as both obsession and economic catalyst. Since 1687, when Captain William Phips recovered nearly... more info...

In "Muqtada," author Patrick Cockburn, tells us who Muqtada is and why he is vital to the future of Iraq. Cockburn was one of the few Western journalists to stay in Baghdad during the gulf war and has... more info...

Sodomy laws have altered in the United States as attitudes have changed toward sexuality, race, class, religion, gender, and privacy. In "Dishonorable Passions," legal scholar William N. Eskridge Jr. chronicles... more info...

During his time in the public sphere, Senator Jesse Helms was one of the most influential and powerful men in American politics and the conservative movement that he forged. Possibly best-known for revitalizing... more info...

While on assignment for 60 Minutes, journalist John Marks was confronted by evangelicals about his faith and whether he was saved in Jesus Christ. In "Reasons to Believe," Marks attempts to answer their... more info...