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books:

Mort
Terry Pratchett

Signet/New American Library, 1987

Two Plays By Edward Albee: The American Dream and The Zoo Story
Edward Albee

Signet Book from New American Library, 1959

Becket: Or the Honor of God
Jean Anouilh

Signet Book of the New American Library, 1960

Becket is the fiercely compelling drama that transforms a legendary martyr into a living man. It is the story of Becket, the carousing youth who became the archbishop of Canterbury...and of the beloved friend turned enemy who decreed his death, King Henry II of England. It is in play form.

The Hero Ship
Hank Searls

Signet New American Library, 1970

Revolt In 2100
Robert Heinlein

A Signet Book / New American Library, 1953

Thrilling novel of a soldier who dares to defy authority - in the year 2100 when a Dictator rules the US, backed by a dedicated military clique

The King's Daughters

1 review
Molly Costain Haycraft

A Signet Book/ New American Library, 1975

THE DAUGHTERS OF KING EDWARD I OF ENGLAND...
This is a lightweight, frothy work of romantic historical fiction about the daughters of the thirteenth century King of England, Edward I. It focuses on Elizabeth, his youngest daughter, who against her wishes married the weak and childish Jan, the Earl of Holland, even though her heart belonged to the handsome heir to the Earldom of Hereford, Humphrey de Bohun. The author also sketches a rough ...

Of Such Small Difference

5 reviews
Joanne Greenberg

Signet Book from New American Library, 1989

Of Such Small Differences Indeed
JoAnne Greenberg's novel, Of Such Small Differences", is a story about the trials and tribulations of finding oneself in love. What makes this affecting love story less of a cliché is that it is written from the main character's viewpoint whom happens to be Deaf-Blind. The story is about a year in the life of John Moon, 25 years old, and an independently living Deaf-Blind man with a flair for ...

The Delta Factor: Morgan the Raider Series
Mickey Spillane

A Signet Book/ New American Library, 1968

CUTTHROAT

5 reviews
Michael Slade

Signet Books/New American Library, 2001

The best thriller in years
I finished this just the other night. It was a true masterpiece of contemporary horror suspense. This was the first Slade I ever read, and I am making plans to go looking for some more this weekend. I truly liked his descriptive narration and the urban myths and history were really cool. If you ever find this, ya gotta get it!