Hardcover Fiction

by Terry Goodkind · Tor/Tom Doherty

by Nora Roberts · Putnam

by Janet Evanovich · St. Martin's

by James Lee Burke · Simon & Schuster

by Scott Smith · Knopf

'Superior horror literature' New York Times 'A compelling set-up and provocative premise' Kirkus 'There's no let-up, not so much as a chapter-break where you can catch your breath' Stephen King __________________ Craving an adventure to wake them from their lethargic Mexican holiday before they return home, four friends set off in search of one of their own who has travelled to the interior to investigate an archaeological dig in the Mayan ruins. After a long journey into the jungle, the group come across a partly camouflaged trail and a captivating hillside covered with red flowers. Lured by these, the group move closer until they happen across a gun-toting Mayan horseman who orders them away. In the midst of the confrontation, one of the group steps inadvertently backwards into the flowering vine. And at that moment their world changes for ever...

by Danielle Steel · Delacorte Press

by Fannie Flagg · Random House

Back in Elmwood Springs, Missouri the experiences of a high-spirited octogenarian inspire a town to ask the question "Why are we here"?

by Kathy Reichs · Scribner

When Tempe Brennan finds a fresh skeleton among ancient bones, clues lead to a clinic where patients have gone missing and some have turned up dead. On top of this, Tempe's romantic life is in for a hiccup.

by James Patterson and Peter de Jonge · Little, Brown

by Kay Hooper · Bantam

by Dean Koontz · Bantam

by Sara Gruen · Algonquin

A great, glorious, big-hearted novel set in a travelling circus touring the backblocks of America during the great depression of the early 1930s. It's a story of love and hate, trains and circuses, dwarves and fat ladies, horses and elephants - or, to be specific, one elephant, Rosie, star of the Benzini Bros Most Spectacular Show on Earth . . .

by Laurell K. Hamilton · Berkley

In the thralls of supernatural passion, Anita Blake faces a most human dilemma.

by James Rollins · Morrow

by Linda Howard · Ballantine

Young widow Cate Nightingale enjoys her peaceful life raising her twin sons and running a bed-and-breakfast, but when one of her guests vanishes and the house is stormed by armed men, Cate's peaceful life is destroyed and the entire town finds itself cut off from the rest of the world.