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WINNER OF THE NOBEL PRIZE IN LITERATURE A beautiful, comprehensive volume of Dylan’s lyrics, from the beginning of his career through the present day—with the songwriter’s edits to dozens of songs, appearing here for the first time. Bob Dylan is one of the most important songwriters of our time, responsible for modern classics such as “Like a Rolling Stone,” “Mr. Tambourine Man,” and “The Times They Are a-Changin’.” The Lyrics is a comprehensive and definitive collection of Dylan’s most recent writing as well as the early works that are such an essential part of the canon. Well known for changing the lyrics to even his best-loved songs, Dylan has edited dozens of songs for this volume, making The Lyrics a must-read for everyone from fanatics to casual fans.
You think Mike Hammer is tough? Just wait until you see the punishment he delivers when he sets out to find the killer of a guy trying to go straight. A guy who parked his kid in Mike Hammer’s arms—and left him there an orphan. Luscious, eager dames, dynamite-packed action that starts in cheap bars and goes right to the D.A.’s office, and a guided tour of the seamiest—as well as the swankiest—spots in New York, make this one of Mike Hammer’s most thrilling adventures to date.
WestFae - A New Young Adult Fantasy Series Lou O’Connor’s soul has been wounded many times over. His father abandoned his mother, who then died giving birth to Lou. The girl he loved married his best friend. He has strange abilities that some might call a gift… but Lou calls a curse because they cost him his true love. And, although he appears a perpetual 17 years old, he has been alive for more than 150 years... without a clue why. Now, decades later in 1882, Lou feels compelled to return to the valley in the Colorado frontier that he’d once called home, but had fled from in grief and betrayal. He doesn't know why he feels so powerfully drawn. But he’s had a strange, recurring dream that his true love needed him. And then he saw the girl… Sixteen years old, with flowing auburn hair, hazel eyes—and the spitting image of the girl he had loved so many years before. And she is in trouble. Her ranch—the one originally founded by Lou and his best friend—is the target of two cattle barons in a vicious range war. A Powerful New Take on Fantasy Fiction Young Adult Readers Will Love But Lou has a complication that he doesn't know about. Over two thousand years earlier, as iron weapons and armor had begun to engulf the old world in Ireland, the Fae chose to migrate to a New World across the western ocean. However, a rogue Fae Lord chafes at the hidden, anonymous role that the Fae in the New World must fill. Now he plans an uprising to shift the balance of power. And, as part of that uprising, he intends to purge all human blood from the New World. Lou unknowingly crosses paths with this Fae Lord, and, without understanding the depth of the conflict, must end it. What begins as an attempt to save the ranch belonging to the granddaughter of Lou's once-best friend turns into a conflict that will determine the future of an entire continent. WestFae is Book 1 of an epic new series of fantasy young adult readers will truly love.
ROXANNA KAY spent fifteen years as a Private Investigator and Bounty Hunter in the Oklahoma area. She lives life to the fullest with a sense of humor that reflects in her writing. Accused of living life on the edge with her love for adventure and trying new things. Her greatest accomplishment is raising her two children as a single mom. Roxanna Kay and her two children live in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. To read more about this author visit roxannakay.com. Back Cover Copy Rikki Rankin, a ruthless Private Investigator/Bounty Hunter, is accused of killing Vanessa. Public knowledge of threats Rikki made against Vanessa, along with other evidence stacked-up against her, makes her the prime suspect. The passion Detective Hayes once felt for Rikki has turned into an obsession to ruin her. Two friends help her steal a boat so she can elude law enforcement. Betrayed by one of them, she braves the waters of Lake Tenkiller alone. Rikkis assistant, Grace, finds her beaten and unconscious and joins the quest to clear her name. Amidst it all, Rikki manages to make a love connection.
“There's a kind of power about Mickey Spillane that no other writer can imitate.”—The New York Times With his trend-setting Mike Hammer detective novels, Mickey Spillane shot to superstardom as one of the most notorious bestselling sensations in publishing history. This powerhouse collection includes three of the master's long-out-of-print greatest novels—together for the first time in one explosive volume: The Big Kill One Lonely Night Kiss Me, Deadly Includes a special introduction by Shamus and Edgar Award-winner Lawrence Block
A spare, elegantly simple exploration of father-son love and father-son hate. Equally strong passions, left unbridled, one can be harmful, the other deadly. Based on a real event, Patricide begins with a brutal homicide on the Iowa prairie in 1920. Told by several observers, the subject is handled with the respect befitting these salt of the earth people bewildered by the horrifying act of fifteen-year-old Carl Jess. What drove this boy to patricide? What was his motivation? Did he believe he had something to gain, or was he totally deranged? While the community wrestles with these questions, attempting to sort fact from speculation, the five men closest to the case examine their relationship with their sons. The killer, Carl Jess, has a point of view, too. Stirring the pot is Augusta Duvall, the first female reporter for the Des Moines Register, who publishes a sensationalized and somewhat fictional portrayal of Carl Jess. She also stirs romantic feelings in John Glover, 50 years her senior; they become the target of gossip. Patricide will have readers contemplating their life and family relationships. Given circumstances similar to Carl Jesss, who among us might commit murder? Christensens authentic voice carries readers beyond the opening shock of patricide into the hearts and minds of a rich cast of characters who explore the complexities of the human condition that tie, bind, and wound families. Long after closing this thought-provoking novel readers will find themselves asking: Why? JB Hamilton Queen: author of Dagger in the Cup, NIEBA Award; Raincrow; Imminent Reprisal; Masters of the Breed; and Sweet Gums. When tragedy strikes, I turn to a master storyteller for comfort and illumination. Madonna is one such light-bearer. In this beautifully and compassionately told tale, unfolding from multiple perspectivesthe sheriff, the newspaper reporter, the reverend, the young killer himselfMadonna portrays a community struggling to live with incomprehensible evil. Once youve read this story, it will be a light for your journey for the rest of your life. Marshall J. Cook, professor emeritus of creative writing, University of Wisconsin, Madison, and author of the Monona Quinn mystery series.
The Itofit is a fantasy tale about three curious children who, after getting lost in the woods, meet a creature named It from the land of It. The Itofit is also lost. He cannot remember much from the past, and is trying to find his way back home. It is a perfect day for an adventure, so the children decide to help the Itofit, and together they all embark on a magical journey through woods, and swamps, and the amazing land of It. En route, they encounter strange opinionated and kooky characters, some of whom are quite horrific. Beside the Itofit and the children, are buoyant Baloomerangs who float on air, and curious Snigglesnorfs who sniggle - not to mention a dreadful district inquisitor, and the Durjge Dorque, both riding evil vegetable monsters. These devious people tangle with the children, leading them off into a series of adventures and misadventures.
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