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SHELBY CHENEY: the raven-haired, talented English actress married to Hollywood's action hero, Linc Blackwood, a macho movie star with a yen for hard booze, nights out with the guys and plenty of other women. Shelby puts up with his infidelities, because only she knows the secrets of his abusive past. LOLA SANCHEZ: the sexy Latino superstar who climbed to the top the hard way. As an unknown, Lola encountered Linc Blackwood at a party and spent the night with him. Now that she is famous, he fails to remember their steamy night together, infuriating Lola, who has revenge on her mind. She is married to Matt Seel, a tennis pro, whom she married on the say-so of her advisors'to distance herself from the real love of her life, Tony Alvarez, a brilliant movie director with an addictive drug habit. CAT HARRISON: the very young, very blond, independent, hot writer/director. She has a wild-child past, a hit movie, a rock star husband and an amorous and powerful studio mogul determined to make her do things his

Bestselling author Mortman(Rightfully Mine,etc.)presents another blockbuster with this eighth novel,which features an ex-movie star who runs a powerful,Martha Stewart-like empire.Vera Hart is the 59-year-old "Goddess of Perfection"behind Hart Line International (HLI),and her company's array of makeup,fashion,decorating and cooking products has a devoted following.She's also the cool-as-ice matriarch of a seriously dysfunctional family.Her daughters,Greta and Martie,who were separated in youth by their parents' divorce,"can't stand each other."And their sibling rivalry heats up even more when Vera appoints Martie to head a new line of HLI skin products at the same time that she hires the daughter's mutual love interest,attorney Bryan Chalmers,to look into some serious problems at HLI,including Enron-like fiscal shenanigans,poisoned lipsticks,death threats and murders.Can all that's wrong be just a coincidence,or is one mastermind behind it all?Mortman hits hard on all fronts,giving readers enough love entangle

A love story, a tale of loss, and a parable about Europe, the life of Zoli Novotna begins on the leafy backroads of Slovakia, when she and her grandfather come upon a quiet lake where their family has been drowned by Fascist guards. Zoli and her grandfather flee to join up with another clan of traveling harpists. So begins an epic tale of song, intimacy and betrayal. Against the backdrop of the Second World War, Zoli becomes a well-known singer among her people. Sharpened by the world of books - which are frowned upon in the ancient Romani tradition - she is embraced by a group of Communist intellectuals. A young Englishman, Stephen Swann, falls in love with her, and Zoli's fame grows. But politics intrudes on love when the Communists decide to use Zoli as their poster girl for resettlement and political gain. Horrified, Zoli tries to stem the tide but not even her poems can prevent a judgement that will change her life for ever.

Sixteen-year-old country girl Tess Durbey-field is sent by her impoverished family to acquaint herself with her more prosperous,distant relatives. But in Alec D'Urberville she finds a welcome she could never have expected, and an encounter that will come to blight her young life ...

Baldacci may not be a literary stylist, but he really knows how to spin a yarn, and with McLarty he gets a narrator who adds emotional depth to his characters without slowing down the breathless pace of his prose. McLarty uses his distinctive, almost avuncular delivery to excellent purpose in this action-packed thriller that finds the Camel Club members attacked by three tough customers seeking revenge... Aged baritones ofer no great challenge to McLarty's talent, yet his subtle shifts are admirable, from the toughtful, slightly rough-edged Stone to the rougher-edged Bagger to Gray's sneeringly perfect locution. But his art becomes more apparent as he effectively captures the voices of Annabelle, Finn and a gallery of other characters, including a bitter elderly Russan woman and a world-weary Irish-American man, providing them all a dimension not always on the page.

When she lifted her gray eyes to him, Ace saw the confusion, the uncertainty, in their depths, and he felt compassion for her. Did she think he was going to be rough with her, the way Gibb probably was in bed? He would have to go slow with her, he thought, sitting down on the edge of the mattress. When she didn't shrink away from him, he lifted his hand and gently stroked it over the softness of her hair, then lifted a curl and brushed his lips "You smell like my mother's rose garden,' he said softly."And you look like a rose. Your cheeks are" like pink blossoms and your lips are like red petals" He trailed a finger around her lips, then slowly loweredhis head and settled his lips on hers. He meant the kiss to be a light one, to calm any fears shemight have. But when he was met with eager passion, hislips took fire and his mouth moved over hers with matchingheat.

Jane Smith is charming, sexy, successful, and intelligent, a rare combination of domestic goddess and savvy business woman. John Smith is wealthy, daring, athletic, and smart,a guy who drinks his scotch the way he's climbed to the top of the construction business: straight up. Together they seem to be the ideal couple, though lately the spark has gone out of their marriage-until they win free sessions with a counselor. What they keep hidden from their therapist and each other, they confide in the journals they've been coaxed to keep.

In four cities across the world, four people die violently and mysteriously. The dead share a single crucial link: each was connected to an all-powerful environmental think tank. Two of the victims' widows-accomplished artist Diane Stevens and international supermodel Kelly Harris-may hold the key to their husbands' demise. Terrified for their lives, suspicious of each other, and armed only with their own wits and guile, they must join forces in a nightmare cycle of hunt-and-kill. At stake is the shattering truth about the tragedies that robbed them of the men they loved...and about an awesome conspiracy whose ultimate target is as big as the earth and as close as the air we breathe.

Robb's style is so edgy and raw that at times it's hard to believe that she is also best-selling romancer Nora Roberts. Shortly after wealthy older men with no known enemies start being poisoned, detective Eve Dallas determines that Julianna Dunne, a wily ex-con, is the perpetrator. The beautiful but chameleonlike murderess is using the killings to get to Eve, who had put her behind bars nearly a decade earlier. Eve's pursuit takes her back to her own traumatic roots, thus providing fans of the series with a more detailed de*ion of her horrendous childhood. In addition, Eve mentors her protege, Peabody, with gritty advice: "And when you step down there, you remember you're one bad bitch cop, and you drink blood for breakfast." Fourteenth in the futuristic romantic suspense series, this novel takes place as the lusty marriage of Eve and her husband, the fabulously wealthy Rourke, approaches the one-year mark. Diana Tixier Herald Copyright American Library Association. All rights reserved

'Welcome to New York City's Upper East Side, where my friends and I live and go to school and play and sleep - sometimes with each other. We're smart, we've inherited classic good looks, and we know how to party. It's a luxe life, but someone's got to live it.' "The Gossip Girl" series is the ultimate in glamour and cool - set in New York's glamorous Upper East Side the narrative follows the thrills and spills (with Jimmy Choo shoes and shopping at Barneys mixed in along the way) of its richest and most beautiful teenage residents.

Justine is a renowned photojournalist with an interest in architecture. Adam fled his English country mansion after an argument led to the death of his brother. Adam now lives in the desolate wasteland that is Namibia's coast, while Justine has retreated to brooding Paradine Park--which just happens to be Adam's ancestral home--after the devastating loss of her beloved elder brother in a fire. The resulting hauntingly elegant tale of a doomed love between two lost souls is rife with Eastern mysticism and concepts of destiny, reincarnation, and redemption. But readers of traditional romance, be warned: Mostert's novel of suspense features palpably evil characters who wantonly destroy baby animals, and there is no blissful union at the tale's conclusion--although happiness together in another life is clearly indicated. Lynne Welch

In the recent war in Iraq, the 7th Armored Brigade—bearers of the Desert Rats insignia—was engaged in some of the fiercest early fighting and ultimately took Basra for the Allies. The war in Iraq revived public focus on the Desert Rats, whose famous battles of World War II helped turn the tide of German dominance. After World War II the Desert Rats reemerged as part of the NATO forces during the Cold War years, and participated in major deployments in the 1991 Gulf War, Bosnia, and Kosovo. This gripping history draws heavily upon the drama of first-hand accounts to tell the story of a seminal brigade in military history.

The bestselling crime book of all time; over 100 million copies have been sold. The Spectator 'Agatha Christie’s masterpiece.' The Observer ‘One of the very best, most genuinely bewildering Christies.’ The Daily Herald ‘The most astonishingly impudent, ingenious and altogether successful mystery story since The Murder of Roger Ackroyd.’ Time Magazine ‘One of the most ingenious thrillers in many a day.’ New York Times ‘The whole thing is utterly impossible and utterly fascinating. It is the most baffling mystery Agatha Christie has ever written.’ 作者简介： Agatha Christie is known throughout the world as the Queen of Crime．Her books have sold over a billion copies in English with another billion in 100 foreign languages．She is the most widely publiShed author of all time and in any language，outsold only by the Bible and Shakespeare．She is the author of 80 crime novel and short story coUections，19 p

Beware, the Dead are coming back! This is a unique and fascinating collection of early mummy stories that helped to establish the chilling concept of the Dead returning to life as a potent sub-genre of horror fiction. The main feature on the mummy bill, The Jewel of the Seven Stars by Bram Stoker, is generally regarded as his best work after Dracula. A weird mixture of adventure, the supernatural and science fiction is found in Jane Webb's The Mummy, a tale written in 1827 but set in 2126. Some Words with a Mummy is by the great horror writer Edgar Allen Poe. Arthur Conan Doyle's The Ring of Thoth is the classic mummy tale and was the basis for the 1932 movie 'The Mummy' starring Boris Karloff and, indeed most mummy films ever since. Lot 249, another Doyle chiller, completes this collection, which is guaranteed to entertain and possibly prompt a nightmare.

Beautiful, brave, and wildly impetuous, Istabelle O'Bannon is a daring sea captain who protects coastal villages from those who raid them. She calls no port home and does as she pleases. But now she is desperate to reclaim one of her most precious treasures from a vicious outlaw-and she trusts only one man to help her.

A memorable, mesmerizing heroine Jennifer -- brilliant, beautiful, an attorney on the way up until the Mafia's schemes win her the hatred of an implacable enemy -- and a love more destructive than hate. A dangerous, dramatic world The Dark Arena of organized crime and flashbulb lit courtrooms where ambitious prosecutors begin their climb to political power.

This is the story of an immortal-Pilgrim, a man who cannot die. Brought to Carl Jung's Zurich psychiatric clinic by a friend after an attempted suicide, he begins his encounter with the famous psychotherapist in stubborn silence. Like Inspector Morse he appears to have no first name - or at least, he is unwilling to reveal it. Gradually, though, as Jung gains access to his journals, his dreams and thus his memories, we begin to understand that the mysterious patient has lived not one life, but many. Who - or what - is Pilgrim? Why does every attempt he makes to kill himself fail? What follows is a meandering trip through history, reminiscent of one of those theme park rides where passengers 'experience' different eras and bump into animatronic models of famous historical figures. Pilgrim certainly seems to have been well-connected; he has known everyone from Henry James and Oscar Wilde to Leonardo da Vinci, and the book frequently abandons its central narrative to explore imaginary corners of their lives inst

Long before an Allied victory was assured during World War II, the Big Three--Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin--began discussing how to prevent Germany from ever again threatening the world. The fact that Germany today is a peaceful, democratic ally of the U.S. is "one of America's great twentieth-century international achievements," writes esteemed historian Michael Beschloss. How such a transformation was accomplished is the subject of The Conquerors. Drawing on thousands of previously unreleased documents, secret audio recordings, private diaries, and other information recently made available, Beschloss details the complex diplomacy between the Allied leaders, including their differences over whether to demand Germany's unconditional surrender; how, if at all, to divide Germany after the war; and how to effectively punish Germany without creating the kind of resentment that led to the rise of Hitler. The relationship between the three leaders, and later, Truman, is fascinating, as Beschloss reveals p