This Week's Featured Titles

No, He's Not A Monkey, He's An Ape and He's My Son by Hester Mundis

This book answers the question that's on everybody's mind: "What's it like to raise a chimpanzee in Manhattan?" Hester Mundis's hilarious memoir No He's Not A Monkey, He's An Ape And He's My Son is the complete guide to raising a chimp in the heart of urban America. Join Hester, her husband, their terrifying attack dog Ahab, and the funniest monkey -- excuse us (read more...)

Muhammad, The Messenger of God by Betty Kelen

Muhammad is one of the world's great religious teachers. His story is one of struggle with his own people, with the Jews--a primary and tragic player in this Arab drama--and with the world and its incredulity. His is also the story of a man who wept over the death of his baby son, who loved his child bride with undeniable tenderness and complete understanding, and who would "laugh until his back teeth showed." His are the words that swept across (read more...)

Hot Blood XI: Fatal Attractions Edited by Jeff Gelb & Michael Garret
Discover what happens in the dark, where secret fantasies and sensual abandon take a dangerous turn, slipping into a terrifying realm of primal fear, treacherous temptations, and fatal attractions. Welcome to the party! Unleash your wildest passions. Surrender to forbidden cravings. And give in to your darkest desires as some of today's hottest masters of the macabre take you to (read more...)

The Abducted Heart by Maxine Patrick

When Anne Matthews discovers she's accidentally become a stowaway on a private flight to Mexico she is devastated. What started out as a task as simple as delivering a catered dinner has turned into a disaster. Ramon Castillo is immediately suspicious of the stowaway. Sure that she is just another money-grubbing rip-off artist, he dismisses her with just an angry glare, ordering her (read more...)

Archangel by Michael Conner

Nebula-award winning author Mike Conner presents a novel about a world that all of us can recognize, a world of what might have been. In Minneapolis in the 1930's, the deadly plague that ended the First World War is decimating the population. The only people who seem to be immune to its effects are black people. What does this mean for the future of (read more...)

The Face in the Frost by John Bellairs

The Face In The Frost is a fantasy classic, defying categorization with its richly imaginative story of two separate kingdoms of wizards, stymied by a power that is beyond their control. A tall, skinny misfit of a wizard named Prospero lives in the Southern Kingdom--a patchwork of feuding duchies and small manors, all loosely loyal to one figurehead king. Both he and an improbable adventurer (read more...)