Books from Putnam Adult
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Three Complete Novels
By John SandfordSloan was whispering , though Dunn was a long way away . A concrete loading dock ran along the front of the cowboy building , and Dunn was climbing heavily up the steps at one end . The building was dark , with no sign of movement .
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At Risk
By Alice HoffmanA poignant tale of a loving, resilient New England family fighting to keep their eleven-year-old gifted daughter stricken with AIDS--in school and to preserve their family bonds in the face of tragedy
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The King's Gold
By Arturo Pérez-ReverteSeville, 1626.
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Contagion
By Robin CookIn a story of the dangers of managed health care, ophthalmologist-turned-foresic pathologist John Stapleton investigates a series of virulent and lethal illnesses targeting more costly patients of a giant for-profit medical conglomerate. ...
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The Politics of Diplomacy: Revolution, War, and Peace, 1989-1992
By Thomas M. DeFrank, James Addison BakerRoland Dumas , the French Foreign Minister , had arrived late , left early , and ordered his ambassador not to agree to anything . As a result , a series of decisions not related to the Gulf War were passed by votes of 15-1 .
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The People's Choice
By Jeff GreenfieldSharon Kramer had never seen Doyle as the kind of man she could have a real conversation with , but she was impressed by Doyle's preternatural political instinct for the right gesture at any moment — even this one .
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A Cruising Guide to the New England Coast: Including the Hudson River, Long Island Sound, and the Coast of New...
By Roger F. Duncan, John P. Ware, J. C. WareA Cruising Guide to the New England Coast: Including the Hudson River, Long Island Sound, and the Coast of New...
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American Women in Jazz: 1900 to the Present : Their Words, Lives, and Music
By Sally PlacksinIndex Morgan , Richard , 19 , 20 Polcer , Ed. Adams , Billy , 35 Adams , Dolly , 43 Adams , Pepper , 240 Adler , Henry , 171 Aikin , Jim , 273 Akiyoshi , Toshiko , 222-223 , 250-251 , 266-267 Albertson , Chris , 30-31 , 38 Albright ...
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Sister Brother: Gertrude and Leo Stein
By Brenda WineappleRecollects the lives of Gertrude and Leo Stein, including their travels to Paris where they played pivotal roles in the birth of the modern art movement
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L.A. Dead
By Stuart WoodsStone Barrington, an ex-cop-turned-lawyer, becomes caught between a woman abandoned on the altar and another suspected of murder.
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The Book of Light
By Michelle BlakeI'm not that smart , you know ? Sort of average . And there's this thing that all the Asian students are really smart and work all the time . But I'm not like that , and there's no place for me to be . ” “ I don't think Professor ...
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Earth Has No Sorrow
By Michelle BlakeNancy Pickard “ The hardest thing about creating religious character [ s ] isn't convincing us that they are ] smart enough to do the detective work : we all know how good they are at rooting out our hidden sins .
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Robin Cook: Three Complete Novels : Terminal, Fatal Cure, Acceptable Risk
By Robin CookTry half a million dollars , " Sean said . “ And if they have that , it means they have an X - ray defractor as well . ” Walking on , Sean came to a glass - enclosed area . Inside he could see a Type III maximum containment hood as well ...
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Flint's Law
By Paul EddyHe dresses in front of a full - length mirror and recalls that glorious day , and Flint's radiant face , as they had waited with Dominique and the children in the ground floor vestibule ; waiting for Gilles to emerge from the elevator ...
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Star Wars: Soldier for the Empire. Dark forces
By William C. DietzKyle Katarn is a decorated graduate from the Imperial Military Academy who would forfeit his very life for the Empire.
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The Incredible Hulk: What savage beast
By Peter Allen DavidThe superhero undergoes an experiment to transform himself permanently back into his human alter-ego, Dr. Robert Banner, in a new full-length, hardcover adventure novel by the author of the monthly Incredible Hulk comic book.
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Come to Grief
By Dick FrancisAfter a tragic suicide disrupts the trial of a much-loved racing figure accused of corruption--a case in which he was to testify--conscience-stricken jockey-turned-sleuth Sid Halley returns to investigate this much too convenient death
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Seizure
By Robin CookChairing a subcommittee aimed at banning new cloning technology, Senator Ashley Butler clashes with scientist Daniel Lowell, until Butler develops Parkinson's disease and joins with Lowell to prematurely harness the new technology.
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Cooking Healthy with a Man in Mind
By Barbara Alpert, JoAnna M. LundPresents an assortment of more than two hundred low-fat, low-calorie, and low-cholesterol recipes
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Running Blind
By Lee ChildJack Reacher searches for an elusive killer responsible for the deaths of a number of women, who have nothing in common but the fact that they once worked for the military and had known Jack, and races against time to find a murderer who ...