Bill: 4844 books

From the mega-bestselling author of The O’Reilly Factor, The No Spin Zone, and Who’s Looking Out for You?, a mystery thriller about the fast-paced and ruthless world of TV journalism. With three consecutive number one bestsellers, Bill O’Reilly has proved that he’s the king of the nonfiction...

Sometimes the rural life isn't as peaceful as one might expect. When Benjamin Willoughby takes the job as sheriff of a southern Iowa county, he finds himself dueling once again with his nemesis, Roydel Nuxton. In 3 Little Pigs, the third book in Bill Beaman's Iowa Farmer's Wife Trilogy, love, death, and even humor collide as people try to find their perfect place in life.

The live-acted shadow play of today uses live actors to evoke fantasy combined with realism to illustrate a fully-rounded play narrated by a storyteller sitting in full audience view. It is not a puppet show. It does not demand actors contort themselves into amazing shapes like trees of elephants....

How could it be possible to bring the shapeshifter Yan back from the dimension of used magic?Who is the mysterious dark elf who attacks Yvonne, and what is her secret?What is the 'ultimate power' and who is the man who wields it?An ancient prophecy ties it all together. The Cloudwalker appears,...

The town of Bright might be small but its people have big hearts.  When high winds whip up a fire in the town's lumber yard to life-threatening proportions, its people rally round to save their town, and even conspire with Santa to re-schedule Christmas for the evacuated children.A heartwarming Christmas story from Garson the Dragon series author Bill Hunt

Whimosophy is a new type of storytelling created by the author, Bill Fiete, that combines quirky, fantastical worlds with a search for answers to life's overwhelming questions. Each illustrated short story has a meaning, sometimes hidden, told through funny, frightening, or touching prose.

Jamison Shahady, a top CIA agent, specialized in psychological operations. His fluency in Arabic, French, Hebrew and Pashto, made him a much sought after Middle East operative. Now, he has been given an assignment to work for Uri Lazar, a high level Mossad operative, to psychologically induce Jamal...

From the author of A Pint of Plain and Traveling Light. “In his first novel, Bill Barich delivers a seasoned performance” (The New York Times Book Review). From one of California’s most celebrated writers comes a generous and deeply absorbing novel, as filled with warmth and the hope...

‘I not only write books. I am this book. The actual person or persons.’------------ After a flash flood in 1965 an elderly man became trapped down a Sydney parkland storm drain. Children discovered him but did not tell their parents. Instead they fed him a biscuit and a bottle of water...

‘You have the stigmata,’ his grip firming when she tries to pull her hand away. ‘So have I. The scar across my eye, you see.’--------------Take a hermit, innocent, Christ-like, withdrawn, foreign-looking, non-English-speaking; then place him where the innocent are getting raped in an insular...

In the cover photo here, the Golden Receiver by any other name only deigned to look down at me directly because I had meaty bites stuck up my nose. And how come I’m the only one to have aged since?-------------Ed: following is the Thomas-Nelson-Australia’s 1977 blurb for the original edition,...

The discoveries of two twelve-year-old boys into the unknown, such as realms of existence that run parallel to ours, can be horrifying, to say the very least. And then to find that spirits from the past do exist and the realms they live in can drive you to the brink of insanity. But Lee and Bill took...

Callsign By: Bill D Rose When Canada Geese Jewel and Igor decide to join the others migrating south for the winter, they have no idea that it’s the last long-distance trip they’ll be able to take. Luckily, they feel right at home in their new location and are able to start their own family...

Bill White, former film critic for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, recounts his years growing up in Seattle's movie theaters. Beginning in 1958, when the seven year old boy began sneaking downtown to watch 25-cent triple features in all-night dives, to his break with reality during the 2011 International...