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The world is plunged into chaos when the Antichrist is born

From the Corner of His Eye is a novel by Dean Koontz about a man who is blind but can see the future.

A Day Late and a Dollar Short is a novel by Terry McMillan about a family struggling to overcome their personal demons.

A boy witnesses race relations and social changes in the cotton fields of Arkansas in the early 1950s

The first book in the "Women's Murder Club" series, following a group of women investigating a series of brutal murders in San Francisco.

Dreamcatcher is a novel by Stephen King about four friends who must save one of their own from an alien invasion.

Chosen Prey is a novel by John Sandford about an FBI profiler who tracks a serial killer.

The 16th book in the "Kinsey Millhone" series, featuring private investigator Kinsey Millhone as she tackles a complex and perilous case.

A love story about a man who loses his left hand in a freak accident and the woman who helps him come to terms with his new life.

A woman finds a diary that belonged to a young woman who was in love with a man named Nicholas

A horror novel and sequel to "The Talisman," co-written by Peter Straub and Stephen King, continuing the dark and fantastical tale.

Dr. Kay Scarpetta investigates a murder in the art world, facing danger and deception in this crime thriller.

Skipping Christmas is a novel about a couple who decide to skip the holiday season and take a tropical vacation instead.

A suspenseful novel exploring themes of morality, destiny, and the supernatural, as characters are drawn together by a shared destiny.

When Ellen Rimbauer moves into her new home, she starts to keep a diary. But as she chronicles the events of her life, she realizes that there is something strange going on in the house.

When three women are brought together by a mysterious man, they find themselves caught up in a web of danger and deceit.

An allegory on the high seas, in which a teenage boy and a 450-pound tiger are thrown together in a lifeboat after a shipwreck.

A biography of the country\'s first vice president and second president.

Two brothers harmed in a ritual that was half magic/half science seek the legendary Philosopher\'s Stone to make things right. This installment sees an uprising in Central City and the return of King Bradley.

Ichigo Kurosaki sees dead people and must help usher them safely into the afterlife.

Alita is a powerful cyborg with a soft heart and a mysterious past.

A collection of stories and essays about the special bond between mothers and daughters.

book description: An Hour Before Daylight is an autobiography of Jimmy Carter, former President of the United States. The book chronicles Carter's life, from his childhood on a peanut farm in Georgia, to his time as a Navy officer, to his tenure as President.

The memoir of Jerri Nielsen, a doctor who diagnosed and treated herself for breast cancer while stationed in Antarctica.

"Longaberger" by Dave Longaberger is a memoir that provides insights into the founding and growth of the Longaberger Company, known for its handmade baskets. The book offers a firsthand account of the challenges and successes faced by Dave Longaberger in building a distinctive and successful business. Readers gain a behind-the-scenes look at the entrepreneurial journey and the values that shaped the company.

Seabiscuit is the story of the underdog racehorse who became one of the most popular sports figures of the 1930s.

"Napalm & Silly Putty" by George Carlin is a collection of comedic essays and observations that satirize various aspects of society, politics, and everyday life, showcasing Carlin's sharp wit and social commentary.

Mick Foley's memoir, offering a candid and humorous look at his life in professional wrestling and the world of sports entertainment.

An autobiography of Jack Welch, former CEO of General Electric

Judith Miller delves into the world of biological warfare, examining the threat of bioterrorism and the challenges in countering infectious diseases.

"The No Spin Zone" by Bill O'Reilly is a political book that presents O'Reilly's perspectives on various issues, including politics, media, and cultural trends. The book emphasizes O'Reilly's commitment to avoiding what he calls "spin" or biased reporting, promoting the idea of presenting facts without undue influence. O'Reilly shares his viewpoints on the media landscape and the challenges of delivering unbiased news.

A book by Bernard Goldberg discussing media bias in journalism

"Stupid White Men" by Michael Moore is a political satire that critiques various aspects of American society, including politics, corporate power, and media. Moore employs humor and sharp commentary to address systemic issues and challenges prevailing norms. The book challenges readers to question the status quo and consider alternative perspectives on contemporary issues.

"American Son" by Richard Blow is a memoir that provides an intimate account of John F. Kennedy Jr.'s life and experiences. Blow, a close friend and colleague of Kennedy, offers insights into Kennedy's personality, struggles, and the complexities of being part of an iconic political family. The memoir provides a personal perspective on Kennedy's journey and the impact of his legacy.

A father\'s love for his daughter.

The further adventures of Beka Cooper, who develops her \"terrier nature\" in a more sensitive direction in this police procedural.

A genetically altered, ghost-seeing girl juggles a complicated set of adolescent trials.

Dooley, the adopted son of the Mitford character Father Tim Kavanagh, marries his childhood sweetheart.

The sixth book in the Memory Man series. Decker and Jamison investigate a murder in a North Dakota town in a fracking boom.

The 24th book in the F.B.I. Thriller series. A young wife, a psychopath and three red boxes puzzle agents Savich and Sherlock.