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Who was R. Sutherland? That was the question Melinda Marshall asked herself as she set forth one summer day, with San Fransisco as beautiful as ever around her, with her birthday party days away, and nothing to do but lunch with Aunt Julia's "delightful young friend" from England named R. Sutherland.Melinda was stunned when R. Sutherland turned out to be, not the English girl she expected to meet, but tall, blue-eyed Robin Sutherland. The trouble was that odd and threatening things began to happen whenever Robin was on the scene. Melinda was mysteriously warned about him and it was clear that he was hiding something.So, the question remaied: who was R. Sutherland?

An excellent dog story of a wolfhound puppy mothered by an old she-wolf on the western plains, and finally caught and tamed by some cowboys. It is told from two angles, -- human and animal, so that one feels that one can follow the reasoning of the old she-wolf and understand her bewilderment at the antics of her puppy.

"What's up? Indians comin'?" Abel laughed cruelly, and Daniel's mind was swept by unreasoning terror. Three years ago, Indians had come out of the woods, to burn the cabin in the clearing and scalp Daniel's father. Since then the orphan boy had been an unwelcome member of the Worder household.His only chance to start life on his own was to join one of the pack-horse trains carrying supplies to the string of forts General Wayne had built right up to the Indian country. The drivers of the trains faced real danger: the trails led through the dense forests of Ohio, and the Indians grew bolder every day.Daniel doubted that he could overcome his fear of the forest. But he would try for, as Polly said: "You can't enjoy anything if you let yourself be scairt all the time."Fear in the Forest is a story of a stirring age, and is true to the period in the reactions and speech of its characters.

The flaming hell that was World War I was laid bare by the brutal sinking of the Lusitania. Until then, no one -- particularly in neutral America -- was prepared for the coming holocaust. But on May 7, 1915, a German u-boat, lurking off the coast of Ireland, torpedoed the unarmed passenger ship Lusitania. The vessel sank in an incredible 18 minutes -- killing 1,195 men, women, and chilldren.

Cataclysm collects four more of Lyn McConchie's intriguing and entertaining Sherlock Holmes and Mandalay stories! "Cat's Paw"When Miss Emily Jackson brings a small, second-hand table home, her brown Burmese cat Mandalay will not stop frantically scratching at the table top. What should she do? Consult her friends Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson, of course! Holmes discovers the reason for Mandalay's actions, and they follow a series of bizarre clues that reveal past horrors, including theft, debauchery, and death! "Belling the Cat"Who is following Diana McClane, the young friend of Miss Emily Jackson and her brown Burmese cat Mandalay, and why? Miss Emily asks Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson to investigate, and they uncover a menace rooted in her family's history. Can they keep Diana safe from the growing threats of the violent past? "Cat and Mouse"When Miss Emily Jackson's friend Janet Highvin is accused of poisoning her husband, Miss Emily immediately consults her friends Sherlock Holmes and Dr. John Watson. Only Holmes and Watson-with help from Miss Emily's brown Burmese cat Mandalay-can uncover the truth and save an innocent woman from the hangman! "Kitty"A man abused Mandalay, and now he is dead. Did Miss Emily poison him, as the police believe? Holmes and Watson must unravel a tangled skein of greed and debauchery, torture and murder, before Miss Emily is tried and condemned for a murder she did not commit!

Magnolias and murder -- live oaks and dead women -- romance and violence -- are what three unsuspecting women find on the Garden Club pilgrimage to glamorous Old Natchez. Expecting to recapture the magic of the Old South, they become involved, instead, in an ancient feud of love and death, where the romantic sins of the past come to life in very modern murder!

Do you know these special words used by the dragging and driving experts? DASH-POT: device on some stock cars that keeps the throttle from closing fast and stalling engine when foot is liften suddenly off gas pedal. JOHNSON ROD: there is no such rod. When you can't figure out what is wrong with your engine, you blame it on the Johnson rod. SQUIRREL: the type who guns his motor and burns his tires. VELOCITY STACKS: air funnels on carburetors which eliminate cleaners.

Colonel Hugh North was headed for the most perilous mission to which G-2 had ever assigned him. His job was to stop a multimillion-dollar deal that could shatter the security of the United States.But those involved in the deal, three luscious women and five unscupulous men, weren't going to let that kind of money slip through their fingers-even if it meant more than one murder.

Two French missionaries -- Jean Marie Latour and Joseph Vaillant -- make their way into the harsh, unexplored, mountainous region of New Mexico in the hope of revivifying there the religion that had been brought by Spanish priests and then left to decay in the hand of an insubordinate and materialistic clergy.Father Latour, first bishop of the diocese, knew how to win the confidence of the Indians and to become a father of the Indians and to become a father indeed to the Mexicans.Slowly and firmly he gained control of the padres of the region, gradually replacing the slothful with men stamped by his own ardor. The cathedral that he built in Santa Fe, using the stones of the region so that it might fit into its surroundings, was the crown of his missionary labor, in which he had succeeded in harmonizing two elements: the Catholic religion and the New Mexican way of life.

Tawny was an outlaw from the day he was born. With a price of $1000 on his golden hide, he was hunted more relentlessly than any timber wolf on the range. Running, dodging, hiding -- the handsome, crafty dog escaped the guns and lariats, the poison and traps set to ensnare him. But Tom Harper, the range boy, was Tawny's friend. Tom and Tawny loved and trusted each other, and though it nearly cost their lives, they finally proved to the cow country that Tawny was not a born killer, but a born gentleman.

CHALLENGE THE HELLMAKER is an intriguing novel by a husband and wife team of scientists who have been absent from the science fiction world for too long. Drawing on their exhaustive knowledge and imagination they have conjured up a near-future world dominated by the repressive U.N. Security Corps. The only barrier to its total dictatorship is a small group of international scientists isolated on a space station miles above the Earth... and the Hellmaker.

"The 26th issue of Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine features new and classic mystery tales!FEATURES:From Watson's Notebooks, by John H Watson, M DAsk Mrs Hudson, by (Mrs) Martha HudsonNON FICTION:Screen of the Crime: Sherlock Gnomes, by Kim NewmanQuail, Partridge, Rubbish Bird, by O'Neill CuratoloThe Kray Twins, by Peter James QuirkThe Whole Art of Detection: Book Review, by Eugene D. GoodwinFICTION:The Adventure of the Tired Captain, by S. SubramanianWhat Would Pacino Do?, by Steve ShrottThe Occurrence of the Air Apparent, by Teel James GlennRetribution, by Peter James QuirkMurder at a Military Funeral, by Archie GoodwinGutsy, by Laird LongThe Brixton Jewel Theft Caper, by Jack GrochotAbove Suspicion, by Victoria WeisfeldThe Adventure of Wisteria Lodge, by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle"

American Humor that will give you five-dollar laughs! Read about: ASSAWOMAN, VA.; DE QUEEN, ARK.; FOSTERS, ALA.; INTERCOURSE, PA... Read about: AUNT PRUE, WHO HAD A SHAPE THAT STOPPED MEN IN THEIR TRACKS, AND THE ENERGY OF A STEAM ENGINE. HOW SHE WON PHINEAS PERSNOSKY IN A TWO-HANDED POKER GAME... Read about: OBIS, FIRST SYLLABLE OF ASTORIA'S COLD NOSE THAT KILLED THIRTEEN CHICKENS... Read about: SHAWN PAYDOLEY, BEAUTIOUS DAUGHTER OF REMBRANDT AND BOLANDER PAYDOLEY, AND HER 'LOVE OF THE MONTH CLUB'...

Biographies of the public lives of the various Lord Chancellors of England from the origin of the office until the reign of Queen Victoria of England. Also includes an introduction explaining the origin, function an jurisdiction of the office.

With the Empire poised on the edge of war, Sten spearheads the Eternal Emperor's crackdown on the pirates and traitorous profiteers who are arming his enemies with vital war supplies. A trap is baited to lure the villains into a truel - a three-way duel. Only one thing stands in Sten's way: Venatora, the beautiful pirate queen he's grown to love. When it comes down to it, can he overcome loyalty and duty and pull the trigger?

When and how will the United States overleap the triumphs of the Russians in space.Here is a book about the Space Race-not merely this year's race, or even next year's, but about that race in the decade and more to come. The predictions of leading space authorities are used by the distinguished author to provide a blueprint of the projects, already underway and planned, which can in the next ten years move this country into the forefront of exploration on the space frontier.In this painstakingly compiled yet lively and profusely illustrates volume, Otto O. Binder describes pioneering work on the giant chemical boosters, manned space stations, and follow-on space vehicles intended to visit the moon, Venus, and Mars.

AFTER THE APACHE MASSACRE all that was left was the wreck of a stagecoach and a piece of white silk... from a wedding dress.When Danning found the man behind the renegade Apaches, he was going to kill him-but not quickly. The man was going to die slow, the way Danning'sgirl had died.CORONER CREEK IS THE POWERFUL NOVEL OF A RELENTLESS MANHUNT, OF THE DESTRUCTION OF A CATTLE EMPIRE, AND OF A TERRIBLE VENGEANCE, BY THE MASTER OF WESTERN WRITERS -- LUKE SHORT.

Richard, a young English instructor at a German university (and Conan Doyle specialist) is asked to help track down a sinister campus predator. At the same time, Richard himself is being stalked by a love-sick student. "Cold from Your Breath" is not only a detective story, in the unusual setting of German university life; it is also an erotic novel.

If you like pirate novels, you'll enjoy Donald Barr Chidsey's MAROONED - a real swashbuckling adventure of buccaneering to match the best.Here are the rakish ships that fly the Jolly Roger, the men who swear by the pirates' code, the governor sworn to vengeance, and the fair maidens held for ransom. This is the story of Alan Waite, pirate and anti-pirate.Scum of the sea to some, a hero to his women, he is the kind of reckless sea-rover every reader will thrill to follow down the Spanish Main!

The Malice Domestic anthology series returns with a new take on mysteries in the Agatha Christie tradition -- 36 original tales with a culinary bent! Included are:A Cup of Tea, by Parnell HallBrown Recluse, by Marcia AdairA Slice of Heaven,, by Laura BrennanThe Extra Ingredient, by Joan LongA Death in Yelapa, by Leslie BudewitzThe Pie Sisters, by Richard CassToo Many Cooks Almost Spoil the Murder, by Lynne EwingPig Lickin' Good, by Debra H. GoldsteinQuiche Alain, by Marni GraffDiet of Death, by Ang PompanoDeath at the Willard Hotel, by Verena RoseDining Out, by Rosemary McCrackenSnowbirding, by Kristin KisskaUp Day Down Day Deadly Day, by Ellen LarsonThe Secret Blend, by Stacy WoodsonFirst of the Year, by Gabriel ValjanSticky Fingers, by LD MastersonThe Cremains of the Day, by Josh PachterHonor Thy Father, by Harriette SacklerKiller Chocolate Chips, by Ruth McCartySushi Lessons, by Edith MaxwellThe Missing Ingredient for Murderous Intent, by Elizabeth Perona It'sCanning Season, by Adele PolomskiThe Gourmand, by Nancy Cole SilvermanThe Blue Ribbon, by Cynthia KuhnThe Last Word, by Shawn Reilly SimmonsMurder Takes the Cupcake, by Kate WillettBull Dog Gravy, by Mark ThielmanMorsels of the Gods, by Victoria ThompsonMrs. Beeton's Sausage Stuffing, by Christine TrentBring It, by Terry ShamesGutbombs 'n' Guinness, by Lisa PrestonDeadly In-Flight Dining, by Sara RosettCarne Diem, by Sharon LynnTurn the Sage, by Stephen D. RogersBad Ju-Ju, by M.A. Monnin

The Malice Domestic anthology series returns with a new take on mysteries in the Agatha Christie tradition -- 36 original tales with a culinary bent! Included are:A Cup of Tea, by Parnell HallBrown Recluse, by Marcia AdairA Slice of Heaven,, by Laura BrennanThe Extra Ingredient, by Joan LongA Death in Yelapa, by Leslie BudewitzThe Pie Sisters, by Richard CassToo Many Cooks Almost Spoil the Murder, by Lynne EwingPig Lickin' Good, by Debra H. GoldsteinQuiche Alain, by Marni GraffDiet of Death, by Ang PompanoDeath at the Willard Hotel, by Verena RoseDining Out, by Rosemary McCrackenSnowbirding, by Kristin KisskaUp Day Down Day Deadly Day, by Ellen LarsonThe Secret Blend, by Stacy WoodsonFirst of the Year, by Gabriel ValjanSticky Fingers, by LD MastersonThe Cremains of the Day, by Josh PachterHonor Thy Father, by Harriette SacklerKiller Chocolate Chips, by Ruth McCartySushi Lessons, by Edith MaxwellThe Missing Ingredient for Murderous Intent, by Elizabeth PeronaIt's Canning Season, by Adele PolomskiThe Gourmand, by Nancy Cole SilvermanThe Blue Ribbon, by Cynthia KuhnThe Last Word, by Shawn Reilly SimmonsMurder Takes the Cupcake, by Kate WillettBull Dog Gravy, by Mark ThielmanMorsels of the Gods, by Victoria ThompsonMrs. Beeton's Sausage Stuffing, by Christine TrentBring It, by Terry ShamesGutbombs 'n' Guinness, by Lisa PrestonDeadly In-Flight Dining, by Sara RosettCarne Diem, by Sharon LynnTurn the Sage, by Stephen D. RogersBad Ju-Ju, by M.A. Monnin

"Deliciously devious and absolutely delightful, these marvelous stories will keep you captivated! Sweeter than sweet tea on the surface, but with smartly sinister secrets only a true southern writer can provide. What a joy to read!" -Hank Phillippi Ryan best-selling Agatha and Mary Higgins Clark Award winner This volume collects original tales by Frances Aylor, Mollie Cox Bryan, Lynn Cahoon, Judy Chalkey, Stacie Giles, Barb Goffman, Libby Hall, Bradley Harper, Sherry Harris, Maggie King, Kristin Kisska, Samatha McGraw, K.L. Murphy, Genille Swope Parente, Deb Rolfe, Rod Sterling, S.A. Warwick, and Heather Weidner.

For Carlos Rivera and his greenhorn partner, John Steyer, the months that followed the 1848 discovery of gold in California were filled with disappointment and danger. Staking their claims and panning for gold all the way from Bidwell's sandbar on Feather River to Stoddard's Lake of Gold, they found nothing. Indeed, Carlos' tame crow Screamer seemed right when he cawed, "Gold, gold! It's murder!"

Based on the Unity movement of Christian practice and philosophy, this volume focuses on the possible practical healing powers of Jesus, and by extensions, Christians in general.

Thomas Henry Tibbles: frontiersman, lawyer, abolitionist, soldier, newspaper correspondent, and finally, advocate for the Native Americans he lived with for a time. These are the personal memoirs of Thomas Henry Tibbles from 1856 to 1890.

"I don't care who calls himself major-domo. Where Red sits is head of the table," said one of redheaded Jim Silcott's friends to lovely Anne Eliot.Jim was filling in as editor of the Powder Horn Sentinel after the former editor and owner, Carl Rogers, had been shot down from ambush because he dared to buck the mighty Hat T gang. And Jim was carrying on Rogers's fight against the dictatorial Russ Mosely in the feud over the conflicting land grants to former Spanish landholders which affected the lives of nearly all the settlers on Tincup Creek. He had carried it to the point where his own life was worth not much more than a dime.

Young Bob Dillon feared violence. When it came to a showdown, he'd always yellow out. But then a tough hombre rode off with Bob's bride, and the youngster set out to master his fears. How he finally proved himself a man amongst men makes a fast-moving and quick-shooting yarn of the Old West!

"KILL A TEXAS RANGER AND COUNT YOUR LIVING DAYS!"Every gunhawk in the great Southwest knew the legend-everyone except the masked outlaw who boarded the gold-laden Sunset Limited and laced two bullets through Ranger Tom Shafer's heart.Determined to have revenge, Jim Hatfield, the Rangers' ace man, Strapped on his Colts and rode into the Big Bend country to bring back the murderer-dead or alive!But soon the savage chase became a bloody battle between land-hungry farmers and defiant cowmen whose destiny could never be decided until Shafer's killer and the steel-nerved Hatfield met-gun to gun!

Here is the exciting biography of one of America's greatest folk heroes, said to have killed 21 men-- one fo each year of his life. The trail of Billy the Kid, traced against the backdrop of one of the bloodiest range wars in the history of the Old West, recreates both the facts and the legend. It follows Billy from the time his family moved out West to the final showdown when his one time friend shot him in cold blood. This is the masterful saga of a boy who might have been one of the bloodiest killers of the West -- or who might have been just a victim of circumstance.

A two-volume history of France in the early to mid-19th Century; it begins with the 100 Days, and ends with Louis XVIII's exile after the 1848 Revolution. It particularly focuses on the Court life of Louis XVIII, and the institutions of the monarchy in France at the time. Part of a larger series on the history of France.