Renaissance Literary Talent In Collaboration With Proprietor: 18 books

In "Rediscovering American Values," Dick DeVos, a popular public speaker, celebrates the principles that make America great and that shape who we are, how we live, and how we treat each other. Through real-life examples, he offers lessons on how each of us can apply these values in everything we do.Ideals...

“Arthur Rubinstein was a seventh child—gifted not only with the extraordinary talent we all listened to but also with one of the totaller recalls which makes possible this easy, expansive memoir of his years into World War I but also and especially a very happy nature which makes itself manifest...

With a Bible belt twang and a shock of gray hair, American Idol winner Hicks resembles nothing less than the other tweeny pop stars churned out by the television megahit. In this inspirational autobiography, Hicks reveals that, before capturing televised glory (and more votes than George Bush in 2004),...

"If it doesn't freeze your blood, then you are immune to literary chills." - The Baltimore Sun "The most exciting experience in crime fiction this reviewer has had in some considerable time." - the Hartford Courant "Woolrich can distill more terror, more excitement,...

"Nothing beats a tale of fatalistic dread by the supreme master of suspense, Cornell Woolrich. His novels and hundreds of short stories define the essence of noir nihilism."-Marilyn Stasio, The New York Times Book Review It’s unfortunate that Woolrich didn’t try the speculative...

Pursuing their respective dreams at Burghley's, Manhattan's most prestigious art auction house, three beautiful women are thwarted by a master criminal who threatens their futures at the moment they reach the pinnacle of success.

“Along with Raymond Chandler, Cornell Woolrich practically invented the genre of noir.” —Newsday “Critical sobriety is out of the question so long as this master of terror-in-the-commonplace exerts his spell.” - Anthony Boucher, The New York Times Book Review "No one has...

“Along with Raymond Chandler, Cornell Woolrich practically invented the genre of noir.” —Newsday “Critical sobriety is out of the question so long as this master of terror-in-the-commonplace exerts his spell.” - Anthony Boucher, The New York Times Book Review "No one has...

Three generations of fire and fame, these heroines were born to star, born to dazzle. Three lives burning with power and passion. Three women as fiery as priceless diamonds.

Judith Gould continues the story of the Hale family in her new novel of sizzling romance and corporate intrigue. On opening night of businesswoman Dorothy Anne Hale Cantwell's new luxurious San Francisco Hotel, she loses the man who was her whole life--her husband Freddy. Now, a mysterious group of...

Valerie Rochelle is a successful veterinarian. But beneath her independent, self-sufficient façade is a lonely little girl who yearns for affection and love. Then, one stormy evening, she is called to a nearby estate to tend to an ailing horse. No one has ever seen the reclusive new owner of Stonelair....

This is the autobiography of a former photographer's stylist who became an international film celebrity and married two of Hollywood's biggest names, but then seemed to throw it all away. The role of Jenny in "Love Story" brought Ali MacGraw stardom. She married producer Bob Evans and bore him a son,...

“A monumental work!” —Cleveland Press “Moving, fascinating, informative… No other book on this subject… comes close to O Jerusalem!” —Los Angeles Times “It reads like a whodunit, and you turn page after page to see what happens next. … The pace is so swift, the drama...

“There is no single passage in this profoundly researched book that one could actually fault. Having been there most of the time in question and having assisted at most of the encounters, I can vouch for the accuracy of its general mood. It is a work of scholarship, of investigation, research and...