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The Edge of Tomorrow

Berkley Publishing Company, 1958

Press, radio and television have made Dr. Dooley a world-famous figure. His humanitarian work has won him acclaim everywhere. But he is modest about the attention he gets. "Look," he says, "Every time someone snaps my picture, it means medicine on my shelf. Every time I get on TV, nickels and dimes come in for the hospital." Here is the amzaing story of how Dr. Dooley and a tiny staff set up two jungle hospitals in Laos, five miles from the edge ...

Unidentified

The Berkley Publishing Company, 2002

From the bestseling author of the 7th Guest comes a new gripping novel. As long as anyone could remember, the peculiar house in the hills has ben sealed off from outsiders by those in power. And now it has been unleashed. From every corner of the globe, inexplicable terrors erupt.

Children of Dune (The Dune Saga)

121 reviews
Frank Herbert

Berkley Publishing Company, 1984

Hero of Classic Sci-fi
Rarely has a book been as beautifully and poniontly written as Children of Dune, Frank Herbert's third book in the Dune Chronicles. Filled with all of the original cast and several new charecters, Children of Dune explores like its predecessors the creation of Gods and Messiahs from men, albeit prodigal men, but men nonetheless; the creations of empires and the development of societies; and the ...

Dangerous by Nature
Manning Coles

Berkley Publishing Company, 1965

It's the same insouciant Hambledon, but far from his usual European haunts. Plunked down in a Central American republic, Tommy finds himself trapped between hot Latin temperaments and cold "hostile powers" waiting for his American opposite number to show--and waiting, and waiting. But to keep ennui at arm's length there are a sherry-swilling parrot; a lethal local lottery; and those hostile powers to be stymied, with or without the help of the ...

The Wheels Of IF

1 review
L. Sprague de Camp

Berkley Publishing Company, 1969

Imaginary worlds, ordinary people
L. Sprague de Camp is one of science fiction's Grand Masters. Every couple of years the Science Fiction Writers of America honor a living author for his/her achievement and influence in the field. De Camp should be read because heritage is important. The stories are fun, too. Written between 1938 and 1942, these seven tales do not include anything new to a reader of today. Rather, their charm ...

From This Moment On

1 review

Berkley Publishing Company, 2002

Unusual Hero
I love anything Lynn Kurland writes. Her books, without fail, bring a smile every time. Her characters are wonderfully unique and endearing. Colin of Berkhamshire is one of them! He is not your usual tall, dark, and handsome hero. One has to scrape the grim and grimy surface of this knight to find the delightful treasure that hides just within. This is a rollicking adventure with a heroine just ...

The Lawless Border (Berkley Large-Type Western)

Berkley Publishing Company, 1976

Berkley Large Type Edition It was just a year ago that the O'Hara brothers had planned to buy themselves a ranch, settle down and raise some stock. But that was before Milton O'Hara disappeared the night after he won forty-four hundred dollars in a poker game. Lynn O'Hara was sure his brother had been hijacked and murdered for the winnings, and he vowed to question every man who had seen him the night of the big game. When he got to Tucson ...

Summer in Williamsburg
Daniel Fuchs

Berkley Publishing Company, 1961

303 pages. Originally published in 1934. The author, Daniel Fuchs, grew up in Williamsburg.