Tags : “Mystery” - Page 147

A quirky adventure story about whales, "action nerds", and a secret 623 feet underwater off the coast of Chille.

in Books — by Kevin Holtsberry — on Dec 22, 2003

If all the king's horses and all the king's men can't protect a president from one random crazy jackass, how can we protect ourselves from one or two guys intent on an ugly terrorist attack against US civilians?

in Politics — by Al Barger — on Nov 22, 2003

A discussion of Ross Macdonald's Lew Archer novels raises the issue of a perceived decline in Mcdonald's stature as a master of American crime fiction. Was it really the serial killers' fault?

in Books — by Bill Wallo — on Nov 06, 2003

in Books — by Susanna Cornett — on Oct 31, 2003

Here's a cool book for anyone who speaks a bit of Spanish and would like to learn more...

in Books — by lklawless — on Oct 19, 2003

I haven't even finished reading all of the books I bought the last time I visited Half-Price Books, but that didn't stop me from loading up again.

in Books — by Phillip Winn — on Oct 17, 2003

Agatha Christie wrote mysteries for the masses. Intentionally or not, they all had political and philosophical undertones.

in Books — by Bill Wallo — on Oct 14, 2003

Physicist and prolific author Gregory Benford brings many a new twist to the theme of 'first contact' with a very alien intelligence in a novel which aroused a genuine sense of wonder.

in Books — by Nick Barrett — on Oct 11, 2003

Waging a one-man war against a terrible, terrible superhero comic.

in Books — by Sean T. Collins — on Oct 01, 2003

Before he swaps a Seattle prison for the seething snake-pit of Iskandryia, ZeeZee has no idea that he was fathered by a man of prominence and power. Awaiting him are a potential wife, a murder riddle, sudden violence — and a new identity and social standing.

in Books — by Nick Barrett — on Sep 23, 2003