Pageturner Editions imprint: 116 books

Sherlock Holmes’ female rivals! This unique collection for connoisseurs of detection brings back six of the greatest fictional women sleuths of the era of gaslights and horseless carriages. Fans of Kinsey Milhone and other contemporary women detectives, as well as of Agatha Christie and Honey...

The #1 Bestseller! Two months in the top five. Fans of Dan Brown, Steve Berry and James Rollins will love this edge-of-the-seat adventure that encompasses cryptology, history and the danger-filled quest for a lost amulet of almost unbelievable power. Harry Buck is a charming rogue, liar,...

Hugo and Nebula winner Larry Niven call's J. D. Crayne's S-F, "Dark humor. Funny stuff." This long-awaited collection features all the Cheryl Harbottle stories. A printer gives Cheryl problems in ...and Settle Down With a Good Book. Her search through the internet for family genealogy...

MEET SHERLOCK HOLMES' ONLY SERIOUS RIVAL AT DETECTION! Meet Professor Augustus S. F. X. Van Dusen, who The Encyclopedia of Mystery and Detection calls "the most cerebral of all detectives."  One of the great scientific detectives, a master logician, the Thinking Machine solves...

Within the castle enchanted Beauty slept - while her rescuer dared peril and death with every step he drew nearer. As summer vacation starts, a college student, Linneus Vargas, takes a girl he is interested in to a small town to buy antiques. When he tries to seduce her, she gives him the brush....

Sad sack cop Joe Cullen's world is about to turn even sadder. Charged with investigating the brutal murder of glamour girl Dian Foxx, he tries to unravel a case that will implicate his colleagues and friends, where there are no bad guys, just a bunch of hapless people trying to do their best in life...

Two of Garrett's Best Novelettes! Code in the Head is a delightful science fiction puzzler such as only Randall Garrett can write, and not available from any other publisher. And as an added bonus, read his The Penal Cluster which suggests that tomorrow's technocracy will produce criminals considered too abominable to live on this Earth. But what exactly does abominable mean? And to who?

Dear Diary: "What a day oh God what a day. This morning the baby dinosaurs started hatching out in the oven… When I started this diary I thought I’d just be telling about stupid junk. I didn’t know I’d get married to someone like Jimmy or finally meet the guy I really wanted when Paul...

"Thrilling! The Logical Successor to Edgar Rice Burroughs!" raved Ray Palmer, editor of Amazing Stories, when the first John Bloodstone story appeared. If you like high-adventure on far worlds, tales of strong men and women pitted against dangers both human and alien, if you love...

"1950s Pulp Alien Invasion Shocker Too Intense for Book Publication!" When The Usurpers first appeared in the magazine Imagination during the early 1950s Nebula and Hugo Award winner Robert Silverberg wrote that Geoff St. Reynard's work is "off the beaten track.  The concept...

The body of an angelic child washes up on a beach. A grisly discovery made 100 years aftr the great Galveston storm of 1900. An elderly woman is found dead in her home. Baffled police enlist an ambitious D. A.  . A pair of ghost hunters on the trail of a demonic presence discover it has a strange...

"A GREAT READ!" - SCIFI GUY When Melody falls in love with Michael, a psychic, he gives her an ancient manuscript to read that seems to suggest he is a centuries old former-knight who sold his soul to the demon Asmodeus for immortality. But when she asks, "Are you really a...

Could Her Death Save a World? From the author of the bestselling After the Polothians comes a dazzling novel of art, science and human passions. Fifty years after settling a small, icy world, but a single city has been established, on the south shore of a great lake. The colonists must...

Swords, Sorcery & Space Ships in Science Fantasy Classic! First time ever in book form, Last Days of Thronas is one of the rarest of the fabled science fiction adventures from the golden days of the pulp magazines. It appeared only in a rare 1954 issue of Science Stories and has never been reprinted....