Crusader
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Crusader: A Western Story
By Max BrandA romantic lure used by fight manager Sparrow Roberts draws Harry Camden into boxing, but with no interest in becoming a champion boxer, Harry drifts into a life of drunkenness and crime which culminates in the theft of the great stallion ...
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Crusader
By Gary TruslowThe woman kept her eyes on the floor and her hands folded in front of her at waist level as she spoke in a slight southern drawl, “Crusader Samuel, I am Rachel Evans. The mighty Archon of Charleston has sent me.
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Crusader
By Jennifer MuellerWastel, the finest of bread available,, sole served with boiled onions, saffron, and honey clarified with salt, herring pie with raisins, currents, dates, and cinnamon in pastry blanket,, beans cooked with onions and saffron, ...
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Crusader: Book Six of 'The Wayfarer Redemption'
By Sara DouglassBook Six of 'The Wayfarer Redemption' Sara Douglass. “She is a body ready to be filled with a soul,” DragonStar said. “As was the child StarLaughter carried about with her. Niah is willing flesh imbued with the power needed to defeat ...
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Crusader
By Edward BloorRoberta spends her afternoons working in a failing arcade in a failing mall, where the only action comes from a violent game called Crusader.
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Crusader
By Sara DouglassThe StarSon might be the Enemy Reborn, but he had been reborn with all the Enemy's mistakes tucked into whatever magic he thought he commanded. But he, Qeteb, had spent his millennia of confinement learning . . . and learning from the ...
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Crusader
By Edward BloorAnd then a Crusader arrives. . . . Only this Crusader is a virtual reality war game, one that does a booming business at the arcade, despite—or perhaps because of—the controversy over its racism and violence.
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Crusader: The Story of the Shelton Flying Wing, Its Company, and Its Creator
By Alexander RocaCrusader: The Story of the Shelton Flying Wing, Its Company, and Its Creator
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Crusader: The Hell-raising Police Career of Detective David Durk
By James LardnerWhen he joined the New York City police department in 1963, David Durk thought he had found the perfect job. The department was not so sure. Durk's previous experience included...