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THE LOST GOSPEL
Decoding the Sacred Text that Reveals Jesus’ Marriage to Mary Magdalene
SIMCHA JACOBOVICHI
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BARRIE WILSON
In a startling follow-up to the New York Times bestseller The Jesus Family Tomb, a newly decoded
manuscript uncovers ground-breaking revelations about the life and times of Jesus Christ.
Praise for The Jesus Family Tomb and How Jesus Became Christian:
“A slick and suspenseful narrative. Jacobovici is a maverick, a self-made Indiana Jones.”
—Newsweek
“Absolutely fascinating. Many would argue the biggest story or one of the biggest stories of our lifetime.”
—NBC’s TODAY
“Wilson’s How Jesus Became Christian is beyond doubt one of the most significant works on early Christianity to appear in decades. It is bound to stir controversy.” —James D. Tabor, author of The Jesus Dynasty
Gathering dust at the British Library is an ancient manuscript of the early Church, written by an anonymous
monk. The manuscript is at least 1,600 years old, possibly dating to the first century. This revelatory book provides the first ever translation from Syriac into English of a profound document that tells us the inside story of
Jesus’ social, family, and political life.
The Lost Gospel takes the reader on an exciting historical adventure through this highly informative
ancient manuscript. What the authors eventually discovered is as surprising as it ground-breaking: the confirmation of Jesus’ marriage to Mary Magdalene; the names of their two children; the towering presence of
Mary Magdalene; a serious plot on Jesus’ life in 19 C.E. prior to the crucifixion; an assassination plot against
their children; Jesus’ connection to political figures at the highest level of the Roman Empire—including
Emperor Tiberius; and a religious movement that antedates that of Paul—the Church of Mary Magdalene.
Part historical detective story, part travelogue about a journey into the heart of an ancient world, The Lost
Gospel reveals a secret that’s been hiding in plain sight for centuries.
SIMCHA JACOBOVICI, author of The Jesus Family Tomb, is an Emmy-winning documentary film-maker and
lecturer. His articles have appeared in publications such as the New York Times and the Los Angeles Times.
Currently the host of The Naked Archaeologist on the History Channel, Jacobovici lives near Tel Aviv.
BARRIE WILSON is a professor of religious studies at York University in Toronto, where he specializes in early
Christianity. His book How Jesus Became Christian was longlisted for the Cundill International Prize in
History and won the Joseph and Faye Tanenbaum Award. Wilson lives in Toronto.
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THE DARKLING
A Novel
R. B. CHESTERTON
“A spellbinding tale offering eloquent evidence that Southern storytelling is indeed a very special art
form.”—Marilyn Stasio, New York Times Book Review
“A good storyteller—and R. B. Chesterton is quite a good
storyteller—knows to lower her voice when she’s talking
about ghosts. This author reaches into the grave for the
sepulchral tone in which she narrates The Darkling. A
spellbinding tale offering eloquent evidence that Southern
storytelling is indeed a very special art form.”
—Marilyn Stasio, New York Times Book Review
“Canny 21-year-old Marie Bosarge slowly realizes she’s
dealing with malevolent forces she can’t understand. Why
do unidentified claw marks appear in Belle Fleur, the family’s
historic house? And who’s the sinister wraith at the edge of
the woods?”
—Publishers Weekly
In the 1940s, Coden, Alabama was a hideaway for movie
stars—an isolated playground tucked among live oaks and
placid bay waters where pleasure and vice could be indulged.
By the summer of 1974 Coden’s glamour has faded, but it
doesn’t bother Marie Bosarge, who is just happy to have a
job as a live-in tutor with the wealthiest family in town, the
Hendersons. When the Hendersons generously open their
arms to Annie, a troubled teenager with no recollection of
her past, Mimi’s greatest concern is creating a curriculum
for the family’s new ward.
But it soon becomes obvious that something is wrong.
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Annie seems suspiciously savvy for her young age, and
Marie can’t quell the unnerving sense that there is something malicious about the waiflike beauty.
R. B. CHESTERTON is the pseudonym for Carolyn Haines,
who was the 2010 recipient of the Harper Lee Award for Distinguished Writing, the 2009 recipient of the Richard Wright
Award for Literary Excellence, and the 2011 RT Reviewers’
Choice Award for Best Amateur Sleuth. She is the author
of more than sixty books in a number of genres. She is an
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NO WAY BACK
A Novel
MATTHEW KLEIN
In this riveting new thriller, Jimmy Thane thinks that his new job as the CEO of a failing company will
help turn his life around. He should think again.
“A really great book. Honest.”
—Lee Child
“No Way Back is one of the best crime novels I have read in
a long time.”
—CrimeSquad
“No Way Back is a deliciously written book, full of slick
phrases, great characters and dark comedy, coupled
with a plot that keeps driving forward relentlessly.”
—The Daily Telegraph
Jimmy Thane knows all about crossroads. Every time he’s
faced with one he’s taken the wrong path. Now, Jimmy’s
clean, and he’s at a new crossroad: he’s landed the job of
CEO at a failing company in South Florida and has seven
weeks to turn it around.
Except, from the moment he enters the building, he senses there’s something very wrong—the place is too quiet,
too empty. When the police come calling about the disappearance of the former CEO, Jimmy begins to wonder what
he got himself into. Then he discovers surveillance equipment in his neighbor’s house, looking straight into his living
room. And he begins to notice that his wife isn’t just tired,
she’s terrified, and trying to hide it.
Nothing is as it appears. Jimmy no longer feels like he’s
living the dream. Instead, he’s plunged into the worst kind
of nightmare. And when he finally gets to the truth, it’s more
shocking and terrifying than could be imagined.
MATTHEW KLEIN is the author of Con Ed, which received
extraordinary reviews and was published in over a dozen
foreign countries. Klein graduated from Yale in 1990 and
founded several technology companies in Silicon Valley. He
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THE GIRL WITH NO NAME
The Incredible Story of a Child Raised by Monkeys
MARINA CHAPMAN
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VANESSA JAMES
With Lynne Barrett-Lee
The amazing story of a girl who overcomes unique hardship and deprivation to reclaim her life.
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“Marina Chapman may live a quiet life now, but the story of
her childhood is more akin to a wild fairytale.”
—The Huffington Post
“This book, which is as much a memoir about the importance of classification and belonging as it is about the endurance of the human spirit, will be enjoyed by those looking for a story of perseverance through even the greatest
obstacles life brings.”
In 1954, in a remote mountain village in South America, a little
girl was abducted. She was four years old. Marina Chapman
was stolen from her home and then abandoned deep in the Colombian jungle. That she survived is a miracle. Two days later,
half-drugged, terrified, and starving, she came upon a troop of
capuchin monkeys. Acting entirely on instinct, she tried to do
what they did: she ate what they ate and copied their actions,
and, little by little, learned to fend for herself.
So begins the story of her five years among the monkeys,
during which time she gradually became feral; she lost the
ability to speak, lost all inhibition, lost any real sense of being human, replacing the structure of human society with the
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venture was only beginning. . . .
Now married to an Englishman and living in England,
MARINA CHAPMAN has donated her share of the profits
from this book to help finance charities that combat human
trafficking and child slavery in Colombia. Her daughter,
VANESSA JAMES, was instrumental in piecing together her
mother’s story. She is a film-score composer by profession
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and worked closely with Marina on the writing of The Girl
with No Name.
MARIJUANA NATION
One Man’s Chronicle of America Getting High: From Vietnam to Legalization
ROGER ROFFMAN
In the midst of a “war on drugs” with half-truths and billions of misspent dollars, this astute portrait
of marijuana in America rises above punditry and rhetoric.
“An astounding first-person account of the modern history
of America’s love-hate relationship with cannabis from
four knowing perspectives. From no one else’s writings can
these unique viewpoints be gained.”
—Allen St. Pierre, Executive Director, National
Organization of the Reform of Marijuana Laws
“A terrific book that provides great insights into the complex
issue that is cannabis. Professor Roffman’s unique experiences with this drug are given voice with his usual thoughtful
and engaging style. Roffman is a father of modern cannabis
intervention research and his book is a must-read.”
—Professor Jan Copeland, Director, National Cannabis
Prevention and Information Center
Roger Roffman first discovered marijuana while serving as a
US Army officer in Vietnam. From these seemingly innocuous beginnings, Roffman has been fascinated by marijuana,
as a researcher, scholar, therapist, activist, and user. Ever
since America’s youth first marched in opposition to the
war in Vietnam, pot’s popularity has periodically ebbed and
surged. Calls for greater, fewer, or no marijuana penalties
also have swung on their own pendulum.
From lobbying in Washington, to talking to doctors and
nurses in oncology wards, and watching his brother struggle
with addiction, Roffman has experienced the layered and
complex relationship Americans have with marijuana firsthand. With one foot on each side of the fence, at times feeling at odds with both camps, Roffman is on a quest to challenge those who insist we think of marijuana as a weapon of
mass destruction, as well as those who would have us see it
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as a harmless source of pleasure and relief.
ROGER ROFFMAN is a Professor Emeritus of Social Work
at the University of Washington and has been part of a
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federally funded, twenty-five-year study/counseling initiative
for marijuana-dependent teens and adults.
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FATHERHOOD
And Other Stories
THOMAS H. COOK
Now in paperback, the collected short stories of Thomas H. Cook, one of America’s most celebrated
crime fiction authors.
“Thomas Cook has long been one of my favorite writers.”
—Harlan Coben
“Thomas Cook’s night visions, seen through a lens darkly,
are haunting.”
—The New York Times Book Review
“Cook is one of the most suspenseful of crime-fiction
writers.”
—Cleveland Plain Dealer
“Dark, crisp and satisfying. Cook is a master yarn spinner
brimming with imagination.”
—Kirkus Reviews (starred)
Over his distinguished career, Cook’s novels have haunted,
riveted, and spellbound readers across the world, and his
short stories are equally acclaimed. They range from the
intensely focused world of “Fatherhood,” the Herodotus
prize-winning title story, to the Edgar-nominated “Rain,” a
dark, kaleidoscopic tale of Manhattan on a single, rain-swept
night. “The Fix,” the story of a famous boxing fix that was,
well, not a fix at all, was selected for inclusion in Best Mys-
tery Stories of the Year. “What She Offered,” the gripping tale
of a one-night stand, was included in The Best Noir Stories
of the Century.
From a backwoods Appalachian shack during the
Depression (“Poor People”) to a Midwestern college campus
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in the throes of Sixties revolt (“The Sun-Gaze”) to a midtown
Manhattan bookstore on Christmas Eve (“The Lessons of
the Season”), this collection demonstrates precisely that, in
the words of Michael Connolly, “no one tells a story better
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THOMAS H. COOK has been nominated for the Edgar
Award seven times in five different categories. He has
received the Edgar Award, the Martin Beck Award, the
Herodotus Prize for best historical short story, and the Barry
Award, and has been nominated for numerous other prizes.
He divides his time between Cape Cod and Monhattan.
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BAUDELAIRE’S REVENGE
A Novel
BOB VAN LAERHOVEN
Translated by Brian Doyle
The English-language debut of this award-winning, intoxicating novel takes the reader on a sinister
journey to Paris in 1870. . . .
Winner of the Hercule Poirot Prize for Best Crime Novel
“Vigorous. A finely-tuned balancing act between style and
content. Add to all this the extremely convincingly painted
tragic characters and the multitude of mysterious figures,
and what you get is a winner who gives added luster to
this jubilee edition of the Hercule Poirot Prize.”
—The jury of the Hercule Poirot Prize
It is 1870, and Paris is in turmoil.
As the social and political turbulence of the FrancoPrussian War roils the city, workers starve to death while
aristocrats seek refuge in orgies and séances. The Parisians
are trapped like rats in their beautiful city, but a series of
gruesome murders captures their fascination and distracts
them from the realities of war. The killer leaves lines from
the recently deceased Charles Baudelaire’s controversial
anthology Les Fleurs du Mal on each corpse, written in the
poet’s exact handwriting.
Commissioner Lefèvre, a lover of poetry and a veteran of
the Algerian war, is on the case, and his investigation is a
thrilling, intoxicating journey into the sinister side of human
nature. A vivid, intelligent, and intense historical crime novel
that offers up some shocking revelations about sexual mores
in 19th-century France, this superb mystery illuminates the
shadow life of one of the greatest names in poetry.
BRIAN DOYLE is an acclaimed translator whose past work
includes the English translation of Belgian author Pieter
Aspe’s #1 international bestseller The Square of Revenge.
BOB VAN LAERHOVEN has written more than thirty books
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in Holland and Belgium. He won the Hercule Poirot Prize
in 2007 for his novel Baudelaire’s Revenge, now available
in English for the first time. Visit his web site at www.
bobvanlaerhoven.be.
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THE WRATH OF COCHISE
The Bascom Affair and the Origins of the Apache Wars
TERRY MORT
In a powerful evocation of the drama of the American West, here is the harrowing story of the feud
that ignited the Apache Wars.
“As a narrative of Western warfare, Mr. Mort’s lucid, beautifully written book is a pleasure to read.”
—The Wall Street Journal
“Well researched and well written, Mort reveals a compelling true story of flawed characters, poor judgment, and
sweeping historical forces.”
—The Tucson Citizen
“A riveting account. Mort is especially insightful about
the complex beliefs of the Chiricahuas, their ongoing engagement with the spirit world, their reliance on raids
against whites, and a decentralized social structure.”
—The Minneapolis Star Tribune
In February 1861, the twelve-year-old son of an Arizona
rancher was kidnapped by Apaches; a band of Chiricahua
Apaches led by the infamous warrior Cochise was blamed
for the attack. Lt. George Bascom organized a patrol and
met with the Apache leader, who, not suspecting anything
was amiss, had brought along his wife, his brother, and
two sons. Despite Cochise’s assertions of innocence and
his offer to help in the search, Bascom immediately took
Cochise’s family hostage. An incensed Cochise escaped the
meeting tent amidst flying bullets—and vowed revenge.
What followed that precipitous encounter would ignite a
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Southwestern frontier war between the Chiricahuas and the
US Army that would last twenty-five years. In a gripping narrative, Terry Mort explores the collision of these two radically
different cultures in a masterful account of one of the bloodiest conflicts in our frontier history.
TERRY MORT is the author of five novels, a book on flyfishing, and most recently The Hemingway Patrols, a nonfiction account of Ernest Hemingway’s anti-U boat patrols
off Cuba during WWII. He lives with his wife, Sondra Hadley, in Sonoita, Arizona and Durango, Colorado.
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THE LAST WHITE ROSE
The Secret Wars of the Tudors
DESMOND SEWARD
A brilliant new interpretation of one of the most dramatic periods of British history:
the Lancaster victory in the Wars of the Roses and the Tudor legacy.
“Gripping and enthralling. No writer of fiction, however
imaginative, could dream up more spellbinding plots than
what actually happened, so skilfully recounted here.”
—Robert Hutchinson, author of The Last Days of Henry VIII
“The Last White Rose is history as it should be written: without hindsight or embellishment, but with erudition and a
sense of immediacy that makes it a gripping and original
read.”
—Jessie Childs, author of Henry VIII’s Last Victim
“An entertaining and valuable exploration of the early
Tudor period.”
—The Literary Review
One of the most dramatic periods of British history, the Wars
of the Roses didn’t end at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485.
Despite the death of Richard III and Henry VII’s victory,
it continued underground into the following century with
plots, pretenders, and subterfuge by the ousted white rose
faction. In a brand-new interpretation of this turning point in
history, well-known historian Desmond Seward reviews the
story of the Tudors’ seizure of the throne and shows that for
many years they were far from secure.
He challenges the way we look at the reigns of Henry VII
and Henry VIII, explaining why there were so many Yorkist
pretenders and conspiracies and why the new dynasty had
such difficulty establishing itself. King Richard’s nephews,
the Earl of Warwick and the little known de la Pole brothers,
all had the support of dangerous enemies overseas, while
England was split when the lowly Perkin Warbeck skilfully
impersonated one of the princes in the tower in order to
claim the right to the throne.
DESMOND SEWARD was born in Paris and educated at
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Cambridge. He is the author of many books, including
The Hundred Years War; The Wars of the Roses; Eleanor
of Aquitaine; Caravagio; and The Plantagenets. He lives in
England.
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THE HIDDEN CHILD
A Novel
CAMILLA LÄCKBERG
The brilliant new psychological thriller from worldwide bestseller Camilla Läckberg—the chilling
struggle of a young woman facing the darkest chapter of Europe’s past.
Praise for Camilla Läckberg:
“If Camilla keeps producing mysteries as richly textured and downiright breathtaking as her latest, who
knows? Maybe one day we might be identifying Agatha Christie as ‘the British Camilla Läckberg.’”
—Maureen Corrigan, NPR
“Fire and ice! Masterful suspense as compelling as secrets lying far beneath the dark sea. Läckberg is the
perfect crime novelist who combines her gift for intriguingly complicated plots and a keen understanding
of the ‘grotesques’ who live among us. Erotic and terrifying.” —Ann Rule, author of In the Still of the Night
“One of those mysteries that ruin a vacation. Take it to the beach and your eyes will be so locked on its
pages, you’ll never even know there’s an ocean in front of you.” —The Washington Post
“Eerie. Läckberg will keep you guessing.”
—People
Crime writer Erica Falck is shocked to discover a Nazi medal among her late mother’s possessions. Haunted
by a childhood of neglect, she resolves to dig deep into her family’s past and finally uncover the reasons why.
Her inquiries lead her to the home of a retired history teacher. He was among her mother’s circle of friends
during the Second World War; but her questions are met with bizarre and evasive answers. Two days later he
meets a violent death. Detective Patrik Hedström, Erica’s husband, is on paternity leave but soon becomes
embroiled in the murder investigation. Who would kill so ruthlessly to bury secrets so old?
Reluctantly Erica must read her mother’s wartime diaries. But within the pages is a painful revelation
about Erica’s past. Could what little knowledge she has be enough to endanger her husband and newborn
baby? The dark past is coming to light, and no one will escape the truth of how they came to be. . . .
CAMILLA LÄCKBERG’S novels have all been #1 bestsellers in Sweden, and she is the most profitable
native author in Swedish history. She was the #1 bestselling female author in Europe in 2010; her novels
have been sold in thirty-five countries. Her previous books published by Pegasus Crime are The Ice
Princess, The Preacher, The Stonecutter, and The Stranger. Camilla lives in Stockholm.
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THE STRANGER
A Novel
CAMILLA LÄCKBERG
Now in paperback: A string of suspicious deaths points to a potential serial killer who has turned his
eye toward Fjällbacka and her dark forests, where two children vanished decades before.
“As with all Scandinavian murder mysteries, it’s darker,
bleaker, and the plot far more sinister than similar American fare. Stieg Larsson fans who give Läckberg’s novel a
chance to seduce them will be rewarded.”
—USA Today
“Haunting. Läckberg skillfully details how horrific secrets
are never completely buried and how silence can kill the
soul.”
—Publishers Weekly (starred review)
“Heart-stopping—a masterclass in Scandinavian crime
writing”
—Val McDermid
A local woman is killed in a tragic car crash, but it isn’t a
clear-cut drunk driving case. The victim’s blood contains
high alcohol levels, but she rarely drank a drop. Meanwhile,
a reality television show begins shooting in the town, and as
cameras shadow the stars’ every move, tempers start to flare.
When a party ends with an unpopular contestant’s murder,
all eyes turn to the cast and crew—could there be a murderer
among them?
The ratings spike as the country tunes in to a real-life
murder mystery. Detective Patrik Hedström finds himself
increasingly unable to focus on the strange circumstances
of the first case, but what if that holds the key to a series of
other unsolved cases across Sweden? Under the unforgiving
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media spotlight, Patrik tackles his toughest investigation yet.
CAMILLA LÄCKBERG’s novels have all been #1 bestsellers
in Sweden, and she is the most profitable native author in
Swedish history. She was the #1 bestselling female author
in Europe in 2010; her novels have been sold in thirty-five
countries. Her previous books published by Pegasus Crime
are The Ice Princess, The Preacher, and The Stonecutter.
Camilla lives in Stockholm.
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THE FORBIDDEN
A Novel
F. R. TALLIS
The Alienist meets The Exorcist in Tallis’s new novel of psychological suspense, as an ambitious
young doctor explores the dangerous border between science and the supernatural.
“Thrilling. What we have here is a proper scare-your-socksoff horror tale. Tallis weaves real historical figures into the
narrative and conjures up fin-de-siècle France beautifully,
but his main intention, excellently achieved, is to jolt even
the hardiest of hearts.”
—The Financial Times
Past Praise for F. R. Tallis:
“A captivating historical series.”
—New York Times Book Review
“Fans of Caleb Carr will feel right at home.”
“If you’re looking for the best in popular fiction, Tallis is
well worth seeking out.”
—The Washington Post
1873: When the ambitious Doctor Paul Clément takes a job
on the island of Saint Sébastien, he has dreams of finding
cures for tropical diseases. After witnessing the ritualistic
murder of a young boy who was allegedly already dead, he
is warned never to speak of what he has seen.
Back in fin-de-siècle Paris, Paul’s attentions turn to
studying the nervous system and resuscitation through
electricity. Paul is told of patients who have apparently
died, been brought back to life, and, while they lay between
life and death, witnessed what they believed to be Heaven
itself. Using forbidden knowledge he swore never to use, he
attempts to experience what everyone else has seen, but
something goes horribly wrong.
When Paul returns to the land of the living, can it be
possible that he brings something else back with him, an
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unspeakable evil so powerful that it can never be banished?
F. R. TALLIS has received or been nominated for numerous
awards, including the New London Writers’ Award, the Ellis
Peters Historical Dagger, the Elle Prix de Letrice, the Crime
Writers’ Association Historical Dagger Award, and two
Edgar Allan Poe Awards. He lives in England.
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PARIS TO THE PYRENEES
A Skeptic Pilgrim Walks the Way of Saint James
DAVID DOWNIE
Part adventure story, part cultural history, an exploration of the phenomenon of pilgrimage along
the age-old Way of Saint James in France.
“An entertaining read. David Downie is fabulous company!”
—Jackie Lyden, All Things Considered,
National Public Radio
“Downie’s adroit, learned, and ambitious book re-invigorates my sense of travel, taking me back to the happy knowledge that the world is still large, and history unfathomably
deep.”
—Frances Mayes, author of Under the Tuscan Sun
“David Downie is the master of educated curiosity. I have
walked some of the city’s streets with him, and reading this
book is just as tactile an experience.”
—Michael Ondaatje
“Evocative and moving. Downie brings a deep and impassioned knowledge of French history, culture, and language to this pilgrimage. The result is an extraordinary
account that illuminates France past and present.”
—National Geographic Traveler
Driven by curiosity, wanderlust, and health crises, David
Downie and his wife set out from Paris to walk across France
to the Pyrenees. Starting on the Rue Saint-Jacques and trekking 750 miles south to Roncesvalles, Spain, their eccentric
route takes seventy-two days on Roman roads and pilgrimage paths—a 1,100-year-old network of trails leading to the
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sanctuary of Saint James the Greater.
For Downie, the inward journey met the outer one: a combination of self-discovery and physical regeneration. More
than 200,000 pilgrims take the highly commercialized Spanish route annually, but few cross France. Downie had a goal:
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pilgrimage in his own maverick way.
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DAVID DOWNIE has called Paris home since 1986. He is
the author of Paris, Paris: Journey into the City of Light,
three Terroir guides, and several cookbooks and crime
novels. He lives in the Marais with his wife, Alison Harris,
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a photographer.
VANESSA
A Life of Vanessa Redgrave
DAN CALLAHAN
In this first-ever biography of the woman many have called our greatest living actress, the formidable
Vanessa Redgrave is at last revealed to us in all of her different personas.
Praise for Barbara Stanwyck: The Miracle Woman:
“Dan Callahan’s Barbara Stanwyck: The Miracle Woman
is a serious book about a serious woman. If Mr. Callahan’s book is not the last word on this great actress, it
will certainly stand as an invaluable critical guide.”
“An impassioned biography. Film scholar Dan Callahan
focuses on what really interests him about his subject:
not Tinseltown gossip, but what Stanwyck accomplished
on screen.… Callahan’s enthusiasm informs every page.”
—Dennis Drabelle, The Washington Post
“Callahan epigrammatically notes the eternal human truths
within Stanwyck’s performances.”
—Sight and Sound
Who isn’t in awe of Vanessa Redgrave? Her career on stage
and screen remains vital and her extreme-left political
stands are still quite controversial. This is the moment, and
this is the biography, to take stock of Vanessa Redgrave
both as actress and as political activist with a critical, objective study of her life and career. It is also time to account for her unparalleled achievements as an empathetic
actress of considerable genius.
In his Biographical Dictionary of Film, David Thomson
writes about Redgrave, “She has made mistakes, but there
is a case for her as the best actress alive, ready for further
challenge.” Anyone who has seen Redgrave in her numerous stage and film roles will know why Thomson rates her
as the very best we have. The radiant, fearless, daring, perverse, and always unpredictable Redgrave is the brightest
light in the forest of her famous family.
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DAN CALLAHAN, author of Barbara Stanwyck: The Mira-
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He has published theater and film reviews in Time Out New
York, Sight and Sound, The L Magazine, Slant Magazine,
and many other publications. He lives in New York.
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THE OTHER CHILD
A Novel of Crime
CHARLOTTE LINK
“Charlotte Link, a bestselling author in her native Germany but previously unknown to American
readers, has the eerie insight peculiar to writers of psychological suspense.”
—Marilyn Stasio, New York Times Book Review
“Link, a bestseller in her native Germany, makes her U.S.
debut with a sophisticated and thoughtful mystery set in
England. Fans of Ruth Rendell and Minette Walters will be
enthralled.”
“In this translation by Stefan Tobler, Link demonstrates [a]
subtle touch, while distracting us from the innocent-looking
characters standing quietly in the shadows.”
—Marilyn Stasio, The New York Times Book Review
An old farm, a deserted landscape, a dark secret from times
past with fatal consequences for the present. In the tranquil
northern seaside town, a student is found cruelly murdered.
For months, the investigators are in the dark, until they are
faced with a copy-cat crime. The investigation continues
as they struggle to establish a connection between the two
victims.
Ambitious detective Valerie Almond clings to the all
too obvious: a rift within the family of the second victim.
But there is far more to the case than first appears, and
Valerie is led toward a dark secret inextricably linked to the
evacuation of children to Scarborough during World War II.
Horrified at her last-minute discovery, Valerie realizes that
she may be too late to save the next victim.
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CHARLOTTE LINK is one of Europe’s bestselling crime
writers and has sold more than 16 million copies in Germany
alone. Her atmospheric brand of psychological suspense
made The Watcher and The Other Child massive number
one bestsellers in Germany. Charlotte has been nominated
for the Fiction Category of the German Book Prize, and her
work has been widely adapted for television.
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THE WATCHER
A Novel of Crime
CHARLOTTE LINK
The immersive new psychological crime novel from Germany’s most successful female suspense author.
Praise for The Other Child:
“After reading only a few pages, it is easy to see why she is
the most successful female crime author in her home country. This phenomenal, multilayered mystery offers plenty of
psychological intrigue and suspense. Fans of psychological
thrillers and dark mysteries will love this engrossing novel.”
—Library Journal (starred review)
“Most readers would never guess that this gripping psychological thriller was the work of a best-selling German novelist. Link’s English-language debut is a dark, disturbing novel
of suspense on par with Minette Walters. Link builds a sense
of menace in these chapters that makes the reader dread
turning the page but keeps you up all night doing just that.”
—Booklist (starred review)
Carla Roberts lives alone in the top of a highrise building,
frightened by the sound of the lift stopping and opening on
her floor, with nobody getting out. Days later, she’s found
brutally murdered.
Meanwhile Samson Segal, an unemployed thirty-something, has taken to spying on his neighbors, particularly beautiful and successful Gillian Ward. When Gillian’s daughter
comes home to an empty, locked house, Samson takes her in
but finds himself venting his anger in his diary when his good
Samaritan actions go unappreciated, unaware that his suspicious sister-in-law cracked his password long ago.
When Gillian’s husband is then murdered in his own
home, Samson comes under intense scrutiny, but the only
man making any progress on the case is the one who
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shouldn’t be working on it. Yet he’s the only one who believes Samson is innocent. . . .
CHARLOTTE LINK is one of Europe’s bestselling crime writers and has sold more than 16 million copies in Germany.
Her brand of psychological suspense made The Watcher and
The Other Child massive number one bestsellers in Germany.
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DIET CULTS
The Surprising Fallacy at the Core of Nutrition Fads
and a Guide to Healthy Eating for the Rest of Us
MATT FITZGERALD
From the national bestselling author of Racing Weight, Matt Fitzgerald exposes the
irrationality, half-truths, and downright impossibility of a “single right way” to eat,
and reveals how to develop rational, healthy eating habits.
“I highly recommend reading Racing Weight even if you don’t need to lose any excess poundage. You’ll come
away with a better understanding of your physiology and also of food.” —Joe Friel, author of The Triathlete’s
Training Bible and The Cyclist’s Training Bible
“Sports nutritionist Matt Fitzgerald lets us in on his no-diet secrets that can help endurance athletes get
leaner, stronger, and faster.” —Men’s Fitness
“Racing Weight answers the difficult questions athletes often have about dieting, including how to handle
the off-season. The book gives readers a scientifically backed system to discover your optimum race weight,
as well as five steps to achieve it.” —Triathlete Magazine
From “The Four Hour Body” to “Atkins,” there are diet cults to match seemingly any mood and personality
type. Everywhere we turn, someone is preaching the “One True Way” to eat for maximum health. Paleo
Diet advocates tell us that all foods less than 12,000 years old are the enemy. Low-carb gurus demonize
carbs, then there are the low-fat prophets. But they agree on one thing: there is only one true way to eat for
maximum health. The first clue that that is a fallacy is the sheer variety of diets advocated. Indeed, while
all of these competing views claim to be backed by “science,” a good look at actual nutritional science
itself suggests that it is impossible to identify a single best way to eat.
Fitzgerald advocates an agnostic, rational approach to eating habits, based on one’s own habits, lifestyle, and genetics/body type. Many professional athletes already practice this “Good Enough” diet, and
now we can too and ditch the brainwashing of these diet cults for good.
MATT FITZGERALD is an acclaimed endurance sports and nutrition writer and certified sports nutrition-
ist. His most recent book, Iron War, was long-listed for the 2012 William Hill Sports Book of the Year,
and he is the author of the best-selling Racing Weight. Fitzgerald is a columnist on Competitor.com and
Active.com, and has contributed to Bicycling, Men’s Health, Triathlete, Men’s Journal, Outside, Runner’s
World, Shape, and Women’s Health and has ghostwritten for sports celebrities including Dean Karnazes
and Kara Goucher.
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THE SQUARE OF REVENGE
An Inspector Van In Mystery
PIETER ASPE
Translated by Brian Doyle
An ancient family name hides sinister secrets of love and betrayal, riches and revenge in
Pieter Aspe’s tantalizing English-language debut.
“Pulp fiction is great for the beach, but there’s nothing
like a good destination mystery to take you out of town
for the summer. The Square of Revenge is a welcome addition. Set in the splendid medieval city of Bruges, it stars
Inspector Pieter Van In, a brusque cop with every bad habit
you can think of, and whose insider’s view of this ancient
and grandly aloof city are priceless.”
—Marilyn Stasio,
The New York Times Book Review
“Offbeat characters and an unusual plot lift Belgian author Aspe’s first Pieter Van In novel to be translated into
English. Van In and his eccentric cast of colleagues will be
welcome companions for many readers, who will probably
find comparisons to Simenon’s Maigret.”
“The Flemish Georges Simenon.”
—Le Figaro (France)
The beautiful medieval architecture of Bruges belies the
dark longings of her residents. When the wealthy and powerful Ludovic Degroof’s jewelry store is broken into, nothing
is stolen, but the jewels have been dissolved in jars of acid
so strong it can even melt gold. In the empty safe is a scrap
of paper on which a strange square has been drawn.
But when Degroof’s offspring also receive letters with this
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same square, Inspector Pieter Van In and the beautiful new
DA Hannelore Martens find themselves unraveling a complex
web of enigmatic Latin phrase, a baroness’ fallen family, and
Degroof’s relationship with a hostage grandchild, who has
been ransomed for a priceless collection of art.
PIETER ASPE is the author of the international bestselling
Inspector Van In series of detective novels. Pieter lives in
Bruges, Belgium, and is one of the most popular contemporary writers in the Flemish language.
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FATAL HARBOR
A Lewis Cole Mystery
BRENDAN DUBOIS
In the eighth novel of the acclaimed Lewis Cole series, award-winning author Brendan DuBois returns
once again to one of the most appealing heroes in mystery fiction.
“DuBois has created a fascinating character in Lewis Cole.”
—The Boston Globe
“It is impossible for me to overpraise Brendan DuBois.”
—Otto Penzler, The Mysterious Bookshop
“The hero handles his predicament successfully and to
this reader’s immense satisfaction.”
—Eugen Weber,
The Los Angeles Times
Former Department of Defense analyst Lewis Cole has traveled some dark roads in his quest for justice. Days after a
violent anti-nuclear demonstration puts his best friend, police
detective Diane Woods, in a near-fatal coma, Cole abandons
his job and his home to find the man responsible. From the
rural towns of New Hampshire to the offices of power and
influence in Washington, D.C., Cole follows his gut and the
flimsiest of clues to track down the cold-blooded attacker
who won’t hesitate to kill to keep his identity and background
secret.
Aided by Felix Tinios, a security consultant from Boston’s
North End, Cole is shadowed by armed and dark men with
their own agenda to stop him from learning the truth about
what really happened the day his friend was attacked on the
grounds of a controversial nuclear power plant.
Suffering loss, heartache, and betrayal along the way, Cole
is soon standing alone, facing his own ultimate test in how
far he will go to avenge a friend. In the eighth novel of the
acclaimed Lewis Cole series, award-winning author Brendan
DuBois returns once again to one of the most appealing heroes in mystery fiction.
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BRENDAN DUBOIS is the award-winning author of sixteen
novels and more than 120 short stories. His short stories
have twice won him the Shamus Award from the Private Eye
Writers of America, and have also earned him three Edgar
Allan Poe Award nominations. Brendan lives in New Hampshire. Visit his Web site at www.BrendanDuBois.com.
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OPERATION DAMOCLES
Israel’s Secret War Against Hitler’s Scientists, 1951–1967
ROGER HOWARD
The cloak-and-dagger story of the former Nazi scientists recruited by Egypt to develop long-range
missiles capable of striking Israel.
“In the years following WWII, Egypt, under the guidance of
President Nasser, recruited former Nazi scientists for their
long-range rocket-development efforts. Howard’s conclusions are sound, and his briskly paced work is an entertaining read.”
“Embroidering this episode with the craft and occasional
ruthlessness of espionage, Howard will interest readers of
intelligence history.”
—Booklist
“A well-paced narrative as chock full of mysterious revelations as a good spy thriller.”
—Kirkus Reviews
From 1951 to 1967, Egypt pursued a secret program to build
military rockets that could have conceivably posed a threat
to neighboring Israel. Because such an ambitious project
required Western expertise, Egyptian leader President Nasser
hired West German scientists, many of them veterans of the
Nazi rocket program at Peenemünde and elsewhere.
These covert plans soon came to the attention of Israel’s
legendary secret service, Mossad, and caused deep alarm
in Tel Aviv. Could the missiles be fitted with warheads filled
with radiological, chemical, or even nuclear materials?
Israel responded by using threats, intimidation, and brutal
assassination squads to deter the German scientists from
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working on Nasser’s behalf.
Exactly half a century later, this book tells the gripping
story of the mysterious arms dealers, Mossad assassins,
scientific genii, and leading figures who all played their part
in Operation Damocles.
ROGER HOWARD is a British journalist and historian specializing in the Middle East. Roger’s articles have appeared
in the Guardian, the London Times, the Daily Telegraph,
the Independent, the Wall Street Journal, The Spectator,
the New Statesman, the International Herald Tribune, and
many other newspapers. He lives in England.
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THE PLANT THAT CHANGED THE WORLD
Papyrus and the Evolution of Civilization: From Ancient Egypt to Today’s Water Wars
JOHN GAUDET
At the center of the most vital human/plant relationship in history, papyrus evokes the mysteries of
the ancient world while holding the key to the world’s wetlands and atmospheric stability.
“A fascinating account of the plant that provide the world
with paper for the first four thousand years of its history,
and today can help conserve valuable water. Lively and well
written.”
—Jean-Daniel Stanley, Senior Scientist Emeritus,
National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution
From ancient Pharos to twenty-first century water wars, papyrus is a unique plant that is now the fastest-growing plant
species on earth. It produces its own “soil”—a peaty matrix
that floats on water—and inspired the fluted columns of the
ancient Greeks. In ancient Egypt, the papyrus bounty from
the Nile delta provided not just paper for record keeping—instrumental to the development of civilization—but food, fuel,
and boats. Disastrous weather in the 6th century caused
famines and plagues that almost wiped out civilization in
the West, but it was papyrus to the rescue.
Today, it is not just a curious relic of our ancient past, but
a rescuing force for modern ecological and societal blight.
In an ironic twist, Egypt is faced with enormous pollution
loads that forces them to import food supplies, and yet papyrus is one of the most effective and efficient natural pollution filters known to man. Papyrus was the key in stemming
the devastation to the Sea of Galilee and Jordan River from
raging peat fires (that last for years), and the papyrus-laden
shores of Lake Victoria—which provides water to more than
JOHN GAUDET is a professional ecologist and has worked
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with the U.S. government and the National Geographic
Society as an ecologist and primary environmental adviser.
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30 million people—will be crucial as the global drying of
the climate continues.
Now a writer and consultant, his work has appeared in
the Washington Post and he remains active in African,
agricultural, and conservation/environmental agencies.
John lives in Virginia. Visit his Web site at http://www.
fieldofreeds.com.
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THE SERPENT’S PROMISE
The Retelling of the Bible Through the Eyes of Modern Science
STEVE JONES
From acclaimed geneticist Steve Jones, the story of the Bible as told
through the lens of modern science.
“The Serpent’s Promise is not simply a continuation of an ancient confrontation on evolution between scientist and believer: the events chosen by Jones reflect well the breadth and quality of the questions asked in the
Bible. Whatever your own starting point, you will need to read the evidence set out in this important book to
judge for yourself its outcome.” —The Times (London)
“It is always fun to compare past visions of cosmic truth with our own understanding of life and the universe.
I cannot think of a wittier guide than Steve Jones.” —The Guardian
Past praise for Steve Jones:
“There are few better or more entertaining accounts of the evolutionary process in print today than Darwin’s
Ghost.” —The New York Times Book Review
“Fascinating and witty. Written with great authority and a fluid style. Humane, approachable, funny.”
—The Boston Globe
In The Serpent’s Promise, Steve Jones retells many of the biblical tales in the light of modern science. Are we
all descended from a real-life Adam and Eve? Are some—or all—of us marked with the molecular equivalent of
original sin, and if so what can we do about it? Was the Bible’s great flood a memory of the end of the Ice Age?
And what can science tell us of the mystical experiences reported by the faithful, or of the origin of faith itself?
Some people deny the power of religious belief, others the findings of science. In this groundbreaking work from
one of our great science writers, Steve Jones explores how these mysteries often overlap. He steps aside from the
noisy debate between believers and non-believers to show how the questions that preoccupy us today are those
of biblical times—and that science offers many of the answers.
At once brilliantly erudite and highly readable, The Serpent’s Promise is a witty and thoughtful account of the
greatest scientific story ever told.
STEVE JONES is professor of genetics at University College London. He is the author of The Darwin
Archipalego; Y: The Descent of Man; Darwin’s Ghost; and Almost Like a Whale: The Origin of Species.
Jones is the winner of the Royal Society Faraday Medal for the Public Understanding of Science.
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RAPSCALLION
A Regency Crime Thriller
JAMES MCGEE
In the third adventure featuring the James Bond of the Regency Era, Hawkwood goes undercover to
hunt down smugglers and traitors at the height of the Napoleonic Wars.
“The rip-roaring plot compares favorably to Robert Louis Stevenson, while the evocative details of life aboard ship call to
mind Patrick O’Brian.”
“Relentless action, plot twists, and an atmospheric sense of
impending catastrophe place this adventure-suspense novel
in league with C. S. Forester’s Horatio Hornblower Saga and
—Booklist
Julian Stockwin’s Kydd Sea Adventures.”
“Think Regency-era FBI, or England’s Texas Rangers.
McGee’s talent and research lend plausibility to the
rollicking adventure.”
—Kirkus Reviews
“A darkly attractive hero, terrific period atmosphere, and
action that moves so fast.”
—The Times (London)
“A fast-moving, cleverly constructed plot with an immaculately detailed historical background.”
—Reginald Hill
For a French prisoner of war, there is only one fate worse
than the gallows: the hulks. Former men-of-war, now
converted to prison ships, their fearsome reputation
guarantees a sentence served in dreadful conditions. Few
survive. Escape, it’s said, is impossible.
Yet reports persist of a sinister smuggling operation within this brutal world, and the Royal Navy is worried enough
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to send two of its officers to investigate. When they disappear without a trace, the Navy turns in desperation to Bow
Street for help. It’s time to send in a man as dangerous as
the prey. It’s time to send in Hawkwood.
JAMES MCGEE, the pseudonym for Glen Moy, has four
novels in his Matthew Hawkwood series: Hawkwood,
Resurrectionist, Rapscallion, and Rebellion. He lives in
England.
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THE RED CHAMELEON
A Novel
ERICA WRIGHT
Kathleen Stone’s ability to blend in makes her an ace private investigator, but when her latest
mark ends up dead, she fears someone from her past has seen through her disguises.
Praise for Erica Wright:
“Erica Wright is such a wonderful writer, you’ll be burning
through the pages faster than a chameleon changes
colors.”
—Chris Grabenstein, Anthony and Agatha Award
winning author of the John Ceepak mysteries
“Erica Wright’s The Red Chameleon is a gift to devotees of
classical private-eye novels as well as contemporary crime
fiction.”
—Justin Kramon, Finny and The Preservationist
“A fast and funny private eye novel featuring Kathleen Stone, a kick-ass disguise artist who’s a hoot under
any name in any wig.”
—Parnell Hall, author of the
Stanley Hastings mysteries
As a private investigator, Kathleen Stone relies on her ability to blend into the background.
Aided by her street-smart drag queen friend and the
best wigmaker in New York City, she feels confident that
her camouflage is up to snuff. But when a cheating spouse
she’s trailing ends up dead under suspicious circumstances,
she fears that someone she angered in her past job—busting gangs and drug dealers as an undercover cop—has seen
through her disguises. Now she must work with her former
colleagues in the NYPD to solve the case . . . before she
becomes the next victim.
ERICA WRIGHT, a senior editor at Guernica magazine, is
the author of the poetry collection Instructions for Killing
the Jackal. She is the winner of the Thomas Wolfe Prize
and received her MFA in Poetry from Columbia. She has
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taught creative writing at Marymount Manhattan College,
Columbia, 92YTribeca, and NYU. Her work at John Jay
College of Criminal Justice sparked her interest in crime
fiction.
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CHURCHILL AND EMPIRE
A Portrait of an Imperialist
LAWRENCE JAMES
An illuminating and often surprising new biography of Churchill, focusing on his contradictory
relationship with the British Empire.
Praise for Lawrence James:
“This is a stylish, intelligent, and readable book.”
“James has a gift for writing generally pithy prose.”
“Should enlighten and entertain readers who wish to learn
more about an empire that was more extensive and arguably
more influential than that of Rome.” —The Washington Post
One of our finest narrative historians, Lawrence James has
written a genuinely new biography of Winston Churchill, one
focusing solely on his relationship with the British Empire.
As a young army officer in the late nineteenth century serving in conflicts in India, South Africa, and the Sudan, his
attitude toward the Empire was the Victorian paternalistic
approach—at once responsible and superior.
Conscious even then of his political career ahead, Churchill
found himself reluctantly supporting British atrocities and
held what many would regard today as prejudiced views, in
that he felt that some nationalities were superior to others;
his (some might say obsequious) relationship with America
reflected that view.
This outmoded attitude was one of the reasons the British
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voters rejected him after a Second World War in which he
had led the country brilliantly. His attitude remained decidedly old-fashioned in a world that was shaping up very differently. This ground-breaking volume reveals the many facets
of Churchill’s personality: a visionary leader with a truly Victorian attitude toward the British Empire.
One of our finest narrative historians, especially on imperial
subjects, LAWRENCE JAMES is the author of The Rise and
Fall of the British Empire, Raj, and The Aristocrats. He lives
near Oxford.
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OUR NECESSARY SHADOW
The Nature and Meaning of Psychiatry
TOM BURNS
“Displaying the dignified passion of someone trying to construct a better world, Burns shows us
psychiatry’s triumphs and is frank about its pitfalls.”—Andrew Soloman, author of Far from the Tree
“In his cool and rational book Our Necessary Shadow,
Burns makes a powerful case.”
“Tom Burns is calm, sympathetic, and willing to listen to a
wide variety of views. Just the person you would like to be
in charge of your care if you were assailed by madness.”
In what will be a tour de force in the field of psychiatry in
all its complexity and depth, this important new volume
explores the essential paradox of psychiatry—and offers a
balanced understanding of its history and development in
the medical world. Much is written about psychiatry, but
very little that describes psychiatry itself. Why should there
be such a need? For good or ill, psychiatry is a polemical
battleground, criticized on the one hand as an instrument of
social control, while on the other the latest developments in
neuroscience are trumpeted as lasting solutions to mental
illness.
Which of these strikingly contrasting positions should we
believe? This is the first attempt in a generation to explain
the whole subject of psychiatry. In this deeply thoughtful, descriptive, and sympathetic book, Tom Burns reviews the historical development of psychiatry, throughout alert to where
psychiatry helps and where it is imperfect. What is clear is
that mental illnesses are intimately tied to what makes us
human in the first place. And the drive to relieve the suffering
they cause is even more human.
Psychiatry, for all its flaws, currently represents our best attempt to discharge this most human of impulses. It is not
something we can just ignore. It is our necessary shadow.
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TOM BURNS is Professor of Social Psychiatry at Oxford
University. In addition to his clinical and teaching work, he
has produced nearly two hundred peer-reviewed scientific
articles. He lives in England.
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FREE FALL
A John Ceepak Mystery
CHRIS GRABENSTEIN
Just in time for summer beach reading, the latest novel in the series that the New York Times calls
“clever Jersey Shore mysteries. A perfect satire.” (Marilyn Stasio)
“There’s plenty of fizz in the chemistry between the two protagonists to keep the novel and the reader spinning.”
—The Boston Globe
“I can think of few better ways to herald the beginning of
summer than to crack the binding of a new John Ceepak
mystery by Chris Grabenstein.”
—Bookreporter.com
“Thoughtful, funny, and exciting.” —The Chicago Tribune
“I didn’t do it!” is something cops hear all the time. But
when the plea comes from a close friend who’s fallen on
hard times, it’s tougher to ignore, especially for young
Officer Danny Boyle.
It’s the start of another action-packed summer for the
wisecracking Boyle and straight-arrow cop (now Chief of
Detectives) John Ceepak down the Jersey Shore as they do
their best to help Danny’s friend, a young nurse who claims
she has been falsely accused of aggravated assault.
Ceepak’s unshakable code of honor is tested when he
trusts that the nurse is telling the truth. It’s stretched to the
limit when one of the nurse’s home health care patients
turns up dead. Now Ceepak and Danny must answer the
hard and horrible question: “Did we just help a friend get
away with murder?”
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Get ready for another fun and fast-paced page-turner
from Anthony and Agatha award-winner Chris Grabenstein.
CHRIS GRABENSTEIN is the co-author (with James Patterson) of the #1 New York Times Bestseller I Funny. Winner of
two Anthony and three Agatha Awards, Chris used to write
for Jim Henson’s Muppets and co-wrote the screenplay for
the CBS-TV movie The Christmas Gift starring John Denver. Chris lives in New York City with his wife, three cats,
and a rescue dog named Fred who starred on Broadway in
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. You can visit Chris (and Fred) at
www.ChrisGrabenstein.com
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BLISS HOUSE
A Novel
LAURA BENEDICT
Death never did come quietly for Bliss House . . . and now a mother and daughter have become
entwined in the secrets hidden within its walls.
Past Praise for Laura Benedict:
“Haunting. This mystery will simultaneously tug at the
heartstrings and scare the bejesus out of readers. In a
word: unforgettable.”
—The Chicago Tribune
“An exquisite, closely observed novel. It captivated me
instantly and haunts me still.”
—Luanne Rice, New York
Times bestselling author of The Edge of Winter
“Like digging up an unmarked grave in the gloaming.
A tense and creepy hunt for the truth about what lies
beneath.”
—Lisa Unger, New York Times bestselling
author of Black Out
Amidst the lush farmland and orchards in Old Gate, Virginia, stands the magnificent Bliss House. Built in 1878 as
a country retreat, Bliss House is impressive, historic, and
inexplicably mysterious. Decades of strange occurrences,
disappearances, and deaths have plagued the house, yet it
remains vibrant. And very much alive.
At a grand housewarming party, Bliss House begins to
reveal itself again. Ariel sees haunting visions: the ghost of
her father, and the ghost of a woman being pushed to her
death off of an upper floor balcony, beneath an exquisite
dome of painted stars. And then there is a death the night
of the party. Who is the murderer in the midst of this small
town? And who killed the woman in Ariel’s visions? But
Bliss House is loath to reveal its secrets, as are the good
folks of Old Gate.
LAURA BENEDICT is the author of Isabella Moon (Bal-
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lantine, 2007), and her work has appeared in Ellery Queen
Mystery Magazine, PANK, and numerous anthologies. She
originated and edited the Surreal South Anthology of Short
Fiction Series with her husband, Pinckney Benedict, and
recently edited Feeding Kate, a charity anthology, for their
press, Gallowstree Press. Visit her at www.laurabenedict.com
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MOTOR CITY BURNING
A Novel
BILL MORRIS
From the critically acclaimed author of Motor City, Detroit comes alive in a powerful and thrilling
novel set amidst the chaos of the race riots and the serenity of Opening Day.
Praise for Motor City and All Soul’s Day:
“Morris has the same gift John Updike displayed in his Rabbit novels, a gift for delineating his characters’ inner lives while at the same time making their dilemmas emblematic of impulses in American society at large.
He is a vigorous, nimble writer..” —Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times
“A vivid and entertaining expedition.”
—Loren D. Estleman, The Washington Post
“The ‘50s were the first American decade that could be caricatured by the brand names of its material
goods, and Morris recaptures the clean, voluptuous pleasure of it all. A skillful first novel.” —Frank Rich in
The New Republic
“A wonderfully atmospheric novel that captures time and place, an illumination of a pivotal point in history.
Bill Morris is an exceptionally gifted and savvy writer. The comparison to Graham Greene is fully merited.”
—Nelson DeMille
Willie Bledsoe, only in his twenties, is totally burned out. After leaving behind a snug berth at Tuskegee Institute
to join the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee in Detroit to try to change the world, Willie quickly grows
disenchanted and returns home to Alabama to try to come to grips about his time in the cultural whirlwind.
But the surprise return of his Vietnam veteran brother in the spring of 1967 gives him a chance to drive a
load of stolen guns back up to the Motor City, which would give him enough money to jump-start his dream
of moving to New York. There, on the opening day of the 1968 baseball season—postponed two days in
deference to the funeral of Martin Luther King, Jr.—Willie learns some terrifying news: the Detroit police are
still investigating the last unsolved murder from the bloody, apocalyptic race riot of the previous summer,
and a Detroit cop named Frank Doyle will not rest until the case is solved. And Willie is his prime suspect.
BILL MORRIS is a staff writer with the online literary magazine The Millions and has written for the sports
section of the New York Times. His work, both fiction and nonfiction, has been published in Granta, L.A.
Weekly, the Baltimore Sun, and Newsday. Originally from Detroit, Bill now lives in New York City.
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FAREWELL TO REALITY
How Modern Physics Has Betrayed the Search for Scientific Truth
JIM BAGGOTT
“Such tilting at windmills fills Mr. Baggott with scorn. Yet his fierce and refreshing polemic does a
fine job of helping readers understand some of the knottiest ideas in contemporary physics.”
—The Economist
“In consistently accessible and intelligent prose, Baggott
sympathetically captures the frustrations of physicists while
laying out a provocative—and very convincing—plea for a
reality check in a field that he feels is now too ‘meta’ for its
own good.”
“Baggott has done something that I would not have
thought possible in a popular book. He navigates successfully between the Scylla of mathematical rigor and the Charybdis of popular nonsense.”
(on The Quantum Story)
In this stunning new volume, Jim Baggott argues that there
is no observational or experimental evidence for many of
the ideas of modern theoretical physics: super-symmetric
particles, super strings, the multiverse, the holographic
principle, or the anthropic cosmological principle. These
theories are not only untrue, it is not even science. It is
fairy-tale physics: fantastical, bizarre, and often outrageous, perhaps even confidence-trickery.
This book provides a much-needed antidote. Informed,
comprehensive, and balanced, it offers lay readers the
latest ideas about the nature of physical reality while clearly
distinguishing between fact and fantasy. With its engaging
portraits of many central figures of modern physics,
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including Paul Davies, John Barrow, Brian Greene, Stephen
Hawking, and Leonard Susskind, it promises to be essential
reading for all readers interested in what we know and don’t
know about the nature of the universe and reality itself.
JIM BAGGOTT is an award-winning science writer. His
books include A Beginner’s Guide to Reality, The First War
of Physics, The Meaning of Quantum Physics, and Beyond
Measure: Modern Physics, Philosophy, and the Meaning of
Quantum Theory. He lives in England.
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RICHARD III
England’s Black Legend
Fully Updated to Include the Discovery of Richard III’s Final Resting Place
DESMOND SEWARD
With the recent discovery of Richard III’s remains, a newly revised edition
of the celebrated biography of England’s most notorious king.
“A well-written and colorful account of an intriguing period
in English history.”
“Perhaps the best, and certainly the most readable, of recent biographies.”
—John Julius Norwich, author of
Shakespeare’s Kings and Queens
“A valuable addition to the file, a biography of strong
feeling and firmly held conviction arrived at after long
thought. It is most readable.”
With the victory of Henry Tudor, the usurping dynasty made
an effort to besmirch the last Plantagenet’s reputation,
and some historians claim that Richard’s “black legend”
is nothing more than political propaganda. Yet such an
interpretation, as Desmond Seward shows in this powerfully
argued book, suggests a refusal to face the facts of history.
Even in the king’s lifetime there were rumors about his
involvement in the murders of Henry VI and of his nephews,
the “Princes in the Tower,” while his reign was considered
by many to be a nightmare, not least for the king himself.
The real Richard III was both a chilling and compelling
monarch, a peculiarly grim young English precursor of
Machiavelli’s Prince.
Sweeping aside sentimental fantasy, this is a colorful,
authoritative biography that offers a definitive picture of
DESMOND SEWARD was born in Paris and educated at
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The Hundred Years War; The Wars of the Roses; Eleanor
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both the age and the man.
of Aquitaine; Caravagio; and The Plantagenets. He lives in
England.
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THE CHILD THIEF
A Novel
DAN SMITH
In the vein of City of Thieves and Child 44, a troubled First World War veteran races across 1930s
Ukraine to save a child from a shadowy killer.
“Smith makes his U.S. debut with this highly atmospheric
thriller set during the winter of 1930 in the Soviet Union.
Smith doesn’t hit a false note in this captivating tale of the
power of the human spirit when pushed to the brink.”
“Dangerous and compelling—a powerful thriller with a dark
heart.”
—Raymond Khoury
“One of last year’s most gripping historical thrillers.
Smith has fashioned a story of page-turning intensity that
simultaneously possesses real depth of characterization.”
Luka is a war veteran who wants only a quiet life with his family. So far his village has remained hidden from the advancing
Soviet brutality. But everything changes the day the stranger
arrives, pulling a sled bearing a terrible mystery.
In the chaos, a little girl has vanished. Luka is the only
man with the skills to find who could have stolen a child
in these frozen lands. Together with his sons, Luka sets
out in pursuit across lands ravaged by war and gripped
by treachery.
Soon they realize that the man they are tracking is no
ordinary criminal, but a skillful hunter using the child as the
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bait in his twisted game.
Among other novels, DAN SMITH is the author of Red
Winter, which is also available from Pegasus Crime. He
lives in Newcastle with his family. Find out more about
Dan, his novels, and the places that inspire them at www.
dansmithsbooks.com.
RED WINTER
A Novel
DAN SMITH
Delivering harrowing adventure and suspense set against an unforgiving landscape,
the new novel by Dan Smith will leave you chilled to the bone. . . .
Advance Praise for Red Winter:
“A superbly shivery atmosphere.”
“Once again Dan Smith has produced a first class historical
thriller that will satisfy the most demanding of crime fans.
Smith’s prose is crisp, his sense of pace flawless, and his
appreciation of the mundane terrors of warfare nothing
short of masterly.”
—Crime fiction lover.com
“Showing the same skills that he exercised in The Child
Thief, Smith has fashioned a story of page-turning
intensity.”
—The Sunday Times (London)
1920, central Russia. The Red Terror tightens its hold.
Kolya has deserted his Red Army unit and returns home
to bury his brother and reunite with his wife and sons. But
he finds the village silent and empty. The men have been
massacred in the forest. The women and children have disappeared.
In this remote, rural Russian community the folk tales
that mothers tell their children by candlelight take on powerful significance, and the terrifying legend of Koschei, The
Deathless One, begins to feel very real. Kolya sets out on
a journey through dense, haunting forests and across vast
plains against the bitter winter, in the desperate hope he
will find his wife and two boys—and find them alive. But
there are very dark things in Kolya’s past. And, as he strives
to find his family, there’s someone—or something—following his trail. . . .
Among other novels, DAN SMITH is the author of The
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Child Thief, which is also available from Pegasus Crime.
He lives in Newcastle with his family. Find out more about
Dan, his novels, and the places that inspire them at www.
dansmithsbooks.com.
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CROSSING PURGATORY
A Novel
GARY SCHANBACHER
In the wake of family tragedy, Thompson Grey takes to the Santa Fe Trail in a spare and powerful story of
the meaning of family, human frailties, and, ultimately, redemption.
“Schanbacher is a gifted writer whose prose is always elegant, whether describing the land, a winter storm, or the
inner life of his characters. An intense and emotionally stirring saga.”
“A beautiful, lyrical experience, memorable for its timeless
evocation of human struggle at the fringes of civilization.”
—William Haywood Henderson,
author of Augusta Locke
“This striking tale, a literary western from Schanbacher,
chronicles one momentous year in the life of a plainsman
on the eve of the American Civil War. A visceral and
triumphant saga of the Old West.”
In spring of 1858 Thompson Grey, a young farmer, travels to
his father’s estate seeking funds to expand his holdings. Far
overstaying his visit, he returns home to find that his absence
has led to a devastating tragedy. Haunted by remorse, Thompson abandons his farm and begins a westward exile in the
attempt to outpace his grief. Unwittingly, he finds himself at
journey’s end in the one place where his strongest temptations
are able to overtake him and once again put him to the test.
Set against the backdrop of the frontier during the years
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just preceding the Civil War, Crossing Purgatory tells a story
of unprincipled ambition, guilt, and the price one man is willing to pay for atonement.
GARY SCHANBACHER‘s short story collection, Migration
Patterns, received a PEN/Hemingway Honorable Mention
for distinguished first works of fiction and won the Colorado
Book Award, the High Plains First Book Award, and the Eric
Hoffer General Fiction Award. He has been a Hemingway
Fellow at Ucross Foundation, serves on the board of
directors of Lighthouse Writers Workshop, and is a founding
partner of The Writers Block, a writing co-community.
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CITY OF DEVILS
A Novel
DIANA BRETHERICK
The brightest mind in early criminology meets the darkest killer, in this debut mystery
set in the heady, cultivated world of nineteenth-century Turin.
Advance Praise for City of Devils:
“Bretherick weaves together a number of strands into a
complex tale that ends with a genuinely surprising revelation of the identity of the murderer. This is a historical
crime novel with real originality and narrative energy.”
—BBC History Magazine
Turin, Italy, 1887. When James Murray, a young Scottish doctor fascinated by the workings of the criminal mind, travels to
the vibrant city of Turin, it is to study with Cesare Lombroso,
the world-renowned criminologist. But just hours after his introduction to the unconventional Lombroso, the discovery of a
horrifically mutilated body in the nearby Piazza Statuto—and
a note that appears to implicate the celebrated criminologist
himself—changes everything.
With the help of his fellow apprentice, Ottolenghi; a local
investigator, Tullio; and Lombroso’s beautiful but enigmatic
housekeeper, Sofia; Murray must put his learning to the test
and endeavor to understand the mind of a malevolent serial
killer if he is to stop the rapidly escalating bloodbath and
clear the name of his mentor.
Have Lombroso’s many enemies attempted to frame him?
Are the notes an accusation or a challenge? And will Lombroso’s own influential theories about criminal behavior hold
the keys to Murray catching a cunning and ruthless killer?
DIANA BRETHERICK, a former criminal defense attorney,
is a lecturer in criminology and criminal law at Portsmouth
University in England. She won the Good Housekeeping
new novel competition last year for City of Devils.
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THE MAKING OF MARKOVA
Diaghilev’s Baby Ballerina to Groundbreaking Icon
TINA SUTTON
The story of one of the greatest ballerinas of the twentieth century, of her fortitude and reinvention,
and of her journey to international stardom.
“Sutton’s kinetic, meticulously choreographed biography
reveals the forces of light and gravity that shaped the
fiercely independent dancer’s soaring forty-year career—
and the delicate yet indelible mark she left on the dance
world and beyond.”
—Vogue
“Tina Sutton’s biography of legendary prima ballerina Alicia Markova is an ardent and complex choreography of its
own. Following Markova from her humble beginnings to
the apogee of her career as a dancer, muse, and fashion
icon,The Making of Markova is a compelling and wonderfully readable portrait of a fiercely independent artist who
left an indelible mark on the world.”
—Amanda Foreman
“Chock-full of colorful, telling details, fascinating insights,
and charming anecdotes that it makes for a thoroughly
engaging read. Sutton’s book is a captivating portrait of a
remarkable life to savor slowly.”
—The Boston Globe
In pre-World War I England, a frail Jewish girl is diagnosed with
flat feet, knock knees, and weak legs. In short order, Lilian Alicia Marks would become a dance prodigy, the cherished baby
ballerina of Sergei Diaghilev, and the youngest ever soloist at
his famed Ballets Russes. It was there that George Balanchine
choreographed his first ballet for her, Henri Matisse designed
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her costumes, and Igor Stravinsky taught her music—all when
the re-christened Alicia Markova was just 14.
Given unprecedented access to Dame Markova’s intimate
journals and correspondence, Tina Sutton paints a full picture
of the dancer’s astonishing life and times in 1920s Paris and
Monte Carlo, 1930s London, and wartime in New York and Hollywood. Ballet lovers and readers everywhere will be fascinated
by the story of one of the twentieth century’s great artists.
TINA SUTTON is currently a fashion and arts writer for the
Boston Globe and has been a writer and journalist for over
thirty years. The Making of Markova is her first book.
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A GREAT AND GLORIOUS ADVENTURE
A History of the Hundred Years War and the Birth of Renaissance England
GORDON CORRIGAN
The glory and tragedy of the Hundred Years War is revealed in a new historical narrative,
bringing Henry V, the Black Prince, and Joan of Arc to fresh and vivid life.
Praise for The Second World War:
“Corrigan offers a superlative big picture. Engaging reading down to the footnotes.”
“Completely hypnotic.”
—Kirkus Reviews
—The Daily Telegraph
“Convincing. Myth after myth collapses before Corrigan’s
minute and wittily presented research.”
—Andrew Roberts
“Brilliantly described and lucidly explained.” —The Spectator
In this captivating new history of a conflict that raged for over
a century, Gordon Corrigan reveals the horrors of battle and
the machinations of power that have shaped a millennium of
Anglo-French relations.
The Hundred Years War was fought between 1337 and
1453 over English claims to both the throne of France by right
of inheritance and large parts of the country that had been
at one time Norman or, later, English. The fighting ebbed and
flowed, but despite their superior tactics and great victories at
Crécy, Poitiers, and Agincourt, the English could never hope
to secure their claims in perpetuity: France was wealthier and
far more populous, and while the English won the battles,
they could not hope to hold forever the lands they conquered.
Military historian Gordon Corrigan’s gripping narrative of
these epochal events is combative and refreshingly alive, and
the great battles and personalities of the period—Edward III,
The Black Prince, Henry V, and Joan of Arc among them—receive the full attention and reassessment they deserve.
GORDON CORRIGAN is a member of the British
Commission for Military History and a Fellow of the Royal
Asiatic Society. He is the author of The Second World War.
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CITY OF MIRRORS
A Diana Poole Thriller
MELODIE JOHNSON HOWE
“You can almost smell the oleander—or maybe it’s just the sweet reek of sex, power, and corruption—
wafting from Howe’s seductive Tinseltown neo-noir, first of a series featuring actress Diana Poole.”
“Melodie Johnson Howe’s deliciously wicked sense of
humor and insider’s knowledge of Hollywood combine to
give readers the unforgettable Diana Poole, a perfectly cast
detective for this complex, intelligent tale. Howe writes
beautifully.”
—Jan Burke, Edgar Award-winning author
“The moral decay of the movie business has rarely been
so deftly portrayed as in City of Mirrors. Jet-propelled
narrative drive, non-stop action, a dark and twisting plot,
and a mega-tough yet sympathetic heroine make this one
impossible to put down.”
—John Lescroart, New York Times
bestselling author
“City of Mirrors is deftly written and smart. On top of that, it
is entertaining as hell.”
—Michael Connelly
Running out of money, Diana Poole is forced to go back to
the only work she knows: acting. Her much-loved husband and
movie-star mother have died, and now Diana is over thirty-five.
In Hollywood, that means she might as well be dead. Still, a
few key people remember her talent, and she lands a role in a
new movie.
But an actress should never get her hopes up, especially
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ness” will go to dangerous lengths to protect their images.
When her own life and career are threatened, Diana decides
to fight back and find the killer. But unmasking the surprising
murderer isn’t going to be easy, especially when she uncovers
what’s real—and unreal—in her own life.
MELODIE JOHNSON HOWE is the author of two novels, The
Mother Shadow, nominated for an Edgar award, and Beauty
Dies; a collection of short fiction, Shooting Hollywood: The
Diana Poole Stories; and a play, The Lady of the House.
After a career in movies and television, she quit acting to
write novels. She lives in Santa Barbara with her husband.
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REALLY THE BLUES
A Mystery in Paris
JOSEPH KOENIG
Jazz trumpet player Eddie Piron thinks that performing in Nazi-occupied Paris is bad enough, but when
the drummer in his band is found face-down in the Seine, he realizes that his trouble is only beginning.
Praise for False Negative:
“Twenty years after Brides of Blood, Koenig weighs in with
another gritty, no-holds-barred, hard-boiled whodonut.
Razor-sharp prose and a fast-moving plot will please Mickey
Spillane and Cornell Woolrich fans.”
“Koenig’s gritty Jersey Shore milieu, a host of brazenly onthe-make characters, and lots of brilliant noirish dialogue
make False Negative a must for readers who like their
crime fiction old school.”
—Booklist
“A terrific piece of pulp fiction. A triumphant comeback for
Joseph Koenig.”
—Book Reporter
Paris, 1941. American jazz musician Eddie Piron has lived in
the City of Light since before the war began. But Paris under
occupation is not what it once was, and things are looking a
lot darker for a man like Eddie. The great jazz artists of the day,
like Django Reinhardt, are lying low or being swept away under
the racial policies of the Nazis. But the SS has a paradoxical
taste for “negermusik,” and their favorite gathering place is La
Caverne Negre, where Eddie leads the band.
One night the drummer for “Eddie et Ses Anges,” an indifferent musician but an essential part of the group, disappears. When his body is found in the Seine the next day,
Eddie becomes entangled in the murder investigation. He
soon finds himself in the clutches of a mercenary intelligence
broker who begins to understand why Eddie Piron is really in
Paris—and what he’s trying to hide.
Nominated for the prestigious Edgar Award for Best First
Novel for Floater in 1986, JOSEPH KOENIG followed
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his debut with three more novels in close succession,
culminating with the New York Times Notable Book Brides
of Blood in 1993. After a twenty-year absence, his critically
acclaimed False Negative marked his return to publishing.
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UNACCOUNTABLE
How Anti-Corruption Watchdogs and Lobbyists Sabotaged
America’s Finance, Freedom, and Security
JANINE WEDEL
A groundbreaking book that challenges Americans to reevaluate our views on
how corruption and private interests have infiltrated every level of society.
Praise for Shadow Elite:
“This fascinating, authoritative wake-up call should satisfy any American who wants a handle on the most
successful agents of corruption.” —Publishers Weekly (starred review)
“A clarion call against some insidious threats to a healthy democracy.”
“A gripping, disquieting book that exposes and explains why it’s been so hard to bring about any real
change in our country.”
—Arianna Huffington, The Huffington Post
“Of huge value. Wedel has reinvented the study of public administration for an era of blurred roles and
secret networks. A must-read for the age of flexians and truthiness.”
—James K. Galbraith, author of
The Predator State
From the Tea Party to Occupy Wall Street, however divergent their political views, these groups seem
united by one thing: outrage over a system of power and influence that they feel has stolen their
livelihoods and liberties. Increasingly, protesters on both ends of the political spectrum and the media
are using the word “corrupt” to describe an elusory system of power that has shed any accountability to
those it was meant to help and govern.
But what does corruption and unaccountability mean in today’s world? It is far more toxic and deeply
rooted than bribery. From Super PACs pouring secret money into our election system, to companies buying
better ratings from Standard & Poors, or the exteme influence of lobbyists in congress, all embody a “new
corruption” and remain unaccountable to our society’s supposed watchdogs, which sit idly alongside the
same groups that have brought the government, business, and much of the military into their pocket.
JANINE WEDEL is the author of Shadow Elite (Basic Books). Wedel has written for the New York Times,
Financial Times, Washington Post, The Nation, Los Angeles Times, Christian Science Monitor, Boston Globe, Politico,
and Salon, among others. She is a professor in the School of Public Policy at George Mason University and
has been a senior research fellow at the New America Foundation.
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SHADOW OF THE CORPS
A Novel
JAMES DUPONT
In this heart-pounding debut thriller, a young JAG still in awe of the Marine Corps’
hallowed code of honor must confront an enemy within the ranks.
“Shadow of the Corps maintains a heart-pounding adrenaline level, propelling the reader through the story while
blocking out everything else. A whirlwind thriller that will
leave readers breathless and demanding more.”
—Shelf Awareness
“If you loved A Few Good Men, Word of Honor, or The
Caine Mutiny, then you will grab DuPont’s novel and not let
go until the very last sentence.”
—Linda Stasi, author of
The Sixth Station
“Arguably the best novel to appear in this genre since the
arrival of Norman Mailer with his debut, The Naked and
the Dead.”
—Tony Geraghty, author of Black Ops
“DuPont might well be Jane Austen reincarnated as an exMarine living on the edge.”
—Justin Scott, #1 New York
Times bestselling author of The Janson Command
Dale Riley, fresh out of law school, joined the Marine Corps to
be a hero. As a JAG attorney, he was out to save the world. But
when he takes on the wrong client—a combat pilot accused of
unlawfully bombing a village in northeastern Afghanistan—
his world quickly comes undone. It’s not enough for Dale to
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THE TRANSLATOR
A Novel
NINA SCHUYLER
“Schuyler writes with piercing intelligence and real insight into the complex worlds of literary
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When renowned translator Hanne Schubert falls down a
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Reeling, Hanne seeks out the inspiration for the author’s
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DEATH AND THE OLIVE GROVE
An Inspector Bordelli Mystery
MARCO VICHI
The sequel to the critics’ favorite Death in August, which finds Inspector Bordelli facing a
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April 1964, and the cruelest month is breeding bad weather
and worse news. And plenty of disturbing news is coming
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Bordelli’s friend, Casimiro, insists he’s discovered the
body of a man in a field above Fiesole. Bordelli races to
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couple of days later, a little girl is found at Villa Ventaglio.
She has been strangled, and there is a horrible bite mark on
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TANIA CARVER
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In a desperate race against time, Marina begins to suspect
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CRACKED
The Unhappy Truth about Psychiatry
JAMES DAVIES
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TUDOR ADVENTURERS
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JAMES EVANS
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In the spring of 1553 three ships sailed northeast from
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INDEX
Baudelaire’s Revenge (van Laerhoven, Bob)
9
Marijuana Nation (Roffman, Roger)
7
Black Road, The (Carver, Tania)
51
Motor City Burning (Morris, Bill)
35
Bliss House (Benedict, Laura)
33
No Way Back (Klein, Matthew)
5
Child Thief, The (Smith, Dan)
38
Operation Damocles (Howard, Roger)
24
Churchill and Empire (James, Lawrence)
30
Other Child, The (Link, Charlotte)
18
City of Devils (Bretherick, Diana)
41
Our Necessary Shadow (Burns, Tom)
31
City of Mirrors (Howe, Melodie Johnson)
44
Paris to the Pyrenees (Downie, David)
16
Cracked (Davies, James)
52
Crossing Purgatory (Schanbacher, Gary)
40
Plant that Changed the World, The
(Gaudet, John)
25
Rapscallion (McGee, James)
28
Really the Blues (Koenig, Joseph)
45
Red Chameleon, The (Wright, Erica)
29
Red Winter (Smith, Dan)
39
Richard III (Seward, Desmond)
37
Serpent’s Promise, The (Jones, Steve)
27
Shadow of the Corps (DuPont, James)
48
Square of Revenge, The (Aspe, Pieter)
22
Stranger, The (Läckberg, Camilla)
14
Translator, The (Schuyler, Nina)
49
Tudor Adventurers (Evans, James)
53
Unaccountable (Wedel, Janine)
47
Vanessa (Callahan, Dan)
17
Watcher, The (Link, Charlotte)
19
Wrath of Cochise, The (Mort, Terry)
10
Darkling, The (Chesterton, R. B.)
4
Death and the Olive Grove (Vichi, Marco)
50
Diet Cults (Fitzgerald, Matt)
21
Farewell to Reality (Baggott, Jim)
36
Fatal Harbor (DuBois, Brendan)
23
Fatherhood (Cook, Thomas H.)
8
Forbidden, The (Tallis, F. R.)
15
Free Fall (Grabenstein, Chris)
32
Girl With No Name, The (Chapman, Marina
and Vanessa James)
6
Great and Glorious Adventure, A
(Corrigan, Gordon)
43
Hidden Child, The (Läckberg, Camilla)
13
Last White Rose, The (Seward, Desmond)
11
Lost Gospel, The (Jacobovichi, Simcha and
Barrie Wilson)
Making of Markova, The (Sutton, Tina)
3
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