Books by Author M – Z

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Mac Donald, Elizabeth

• A Matter of Interpretation – A historical fiction book, taking place in the 13^th Century following Michael Scot, a scholar and translator working for Emperor Frederick II.

MacDonald, Alexander

• The Private Life of Victoria: Queen, Empress, Mother of the Nation – A non-fiction book, about the Queen’s personal relationships before, and during her reign

Macintyre, Ben

• Rogue Heroes: The History of the SAS, Britain’s Secret Special Forces Unit That Sabotaged the Nazis and Changed the Nature of War – A non-fiction book about the founding and early years of the British Special Air Service (SAS).

MacKenzie, Alastair

• Pilgrim Days: From Vietnam to the SAS – A memoir of the author who served in the special forces of several countries over his life, documenting his life from serving in the New Zealand Army in Vietnam, to the SAS, South Africa, Oman, and finally as a private security agent.

Maxfield, Jen

• More After the Break: A Reporter Returns to Ten Unforgettable News Stories – A memoir in which the author, a TV reporter, goes back to find out what happened to some of the people she covered over the years.

MacLean, David Stuart

• How I Learned to Hate in Ohio – A novel which take places sometime in the 1980s about a friendless teenager and his foreign friend.

Maltz, Albert

• A Tale of One January – A historical-fiction story of two women who escaped from a Nazi death March in January, 1945.

McCandless III, Bruce

• Wonders All Around: The Incredible True Story of Astronaut Bruce McCandless II and the First Untethered Flight in Space – A memoir / biography of the author’s father

McCann, Colum

• Let the Great World Spin – A series of well written short stories, which ultimately get intertwined

• Apeirogon – The contemporary –historical-fiction (I don’t know how else to describe it) of the path crossed by an Israeli man and a Palestinian man, both who lost young daughters

McCord, Kyle

• Reunion of the Good Weather Suicide Cult – Tells of a man who survived a mass suicide of cult he belonged to, only to be vilified by a documentary maker as the murder.

McKay, Sincliar

• The Fire and the Darkness: The Bombing of Dresden, 1945 – Tells about the extensive barraging of the city by the Allies during World War II using firsthand accounts of those in the air and on the ground.

Maeder, Thomas

The Unspeakable Crimes of Dr. Petiot– A non-fiction crime book taking place in France during World War II, the killer’s defense was that he only killed Nazi sympathizers, but was he?

Maguire, Gregory

• After Alice – A novel written in the style of Lewis Carroll about a friend of Alice who follows her into Wonderland.

• Hiddensee: A Tale of the Once and Future Nutcracker – A novel in which the author takes a look, from a different view point, on another beloved story.

• Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West – A re-imagining of the famous Wizard of Oz stories by L. Frank Baum, this time however, it is from the point of view of the Wicked Witch of the West.

Maitland-Lewis, Stephen

• Botticelli’s Bastard – A novel tak­ing place in Europe with a strange premise combining ele­ments of magic, fan­tasy, his­tor­i­cal fic­tion and art history.

Maley, Dennis W.

• Profane Fire at the Altar of the Lord – A historical fictional story taking place in Europe during the 1600s involving a dwarf Jew who cons European Jewry into thinking he’s the Messiah, an Italian actor and European royalty.

Mangan, John

• Into a Dark Frontier by John Mangan – A novel about an ex-soldier, now a mercenary based in the near future on Africa.

Mann, James

• The Great Rift: Dick Cheney, Colin Powell, and the Broken Friendship That Defined an Era – Tells about the careers of the two men and how they constantly intertwine since the 1970s.

Mamatas, Nick

• Quotes Every Man Should Know – A lit­tle book which, when read in con­text, can be help­ful and funny when needed.

Mantel, Hilary

• Wolf Hall – A historical fiction book about the life of Thomas Cromwell. The novel won the 2009 Man Booker Prize.

Manrique, Jaime

• Cervantes Street– A historical-fiction novel about Miguel de Cer­vantes Saavedra’s jour­ney to write Don Quixote. The book is pep­pered with lit­er­ary ref­er­ences to Cer­vantes’ works as well as works of the time.

Mann, Leslie

• And Some Fell on Stony Ground: A Day in the Life of an RAF Bomber Pilot – A fic­tional nar­ra­tive of a World War II air­man. Mr. Mann was a tail gun­ner in a British bomber who was shot down and spent the war in rel­a­tive safety as a POW in Germany.

Martin, James Conroyd

• Fortune’s Child: A Novel of Empress Theodora– A historical novel about a woman, born to a circus bear keeper in Constantinople, who used her wits and good looks to become the wife of the ruler of the empire.

Martinez, Gama Ray

• God of Neverland – A re-imagining of J. M. Barrie’s classic Peter Pan.

Martinez-Belli, Laura

• The Empress (translated by Simon Bruni) – A novel about the life of Empress Carlota, wife of Maximilian von Habsburg of Austria who was, for a sort time, installed by the French as Mexico’s Emperor.

Mascarenhas, Kate

• The Psychology of Time Travel – A novel which imagines the world if time travel was invented in the late 1960s by four female scientist, and a murder being investigated across time.

Marvano

• The Jewish Brigade #1 – A graphic novel, the first of a three part series taking place in 1945. Ari and Leslie, two soldiers in the Jewish Brigade, are riding on a jeep through Italy looking for survivors and hunting Nazis, dispensing justice on the spot.

Massimino, Mike

• Spaceman: An Astronaut’s Unlikely Journey to Unlock the Secrets of the Universe – An autobiography of Mr. Massimino. Mr. Massimino was an astronaut, worked on the Hubble Telescope, robotics and NASA’s PR team.

Masters, Jason

• James Bond: Vargr (with Warren Ellis) – A graphic novel about the famous MI6 agent who returns to London from a vengeance mission in Helsinki and resumes the boring duties of the 00 section. Soon enough he gets a new mission, this time in Berlin to break a drug trafficking cartel.

Masterson, Louis

• Morgan Kane: Without Mercy– The first book in this Western series which introduces the reader to Morgan Kane, Texas Ranger, an old world cowboy with the ethics and morality of a new world superhero.

Markham, Robert

• Colonel Sun – The first novel featuring secret agent James Bond, 007, not written by Ian Fleming. Robert Markham is actually the pseudonym of Kingsley Amis.

Martin, George R.R.

• A Game of Thrones – a fantasy novel which is the base to the successful TV show.

• A Clash of Kings (A Song of Ice and Fire, #2) – The second novel in this fantasy series.

• A Storm of Swords (A Song of Ice and Fire, Book 3) – The third novel in this fantasy series.

Matthews, Tony

• How the World Allowed Hitler to Proceed with the Holocaust: Tragedy at Évian – Takes a look at the international 1938 conference in Évian-les-Bains. Representatives from all over the world came together to discuss the possible emigration of European Jews.

Mayes, Frances

• Frances Mayes Always Italy (with Ondine Cohane) – A travel book and guide to the country which they both love.

Mayer, Jane

• Dark Money: The Hidden History of the Billionaires Behind the Rise of the Radical Right – A nonfiction book tracing how rich and powerful people shape the world to fit their image.

Mbue, Imbolo

• How Beautiful We Were – A multi-generational saga taking place in a small African village, being ravaged by an American oil company.

McBride, James

• The Color of Water: A Black Man’s Tribute to His White Mother – A memoir of the author, remembering his white-Jewish mother and tracing her history.

McCarthy, Trevor

• Batwoman, Vol. 4: This Blood Is Thick (with W. Haden Blackman and J.H. Williams III, Illustrated by Francesco Francavilla, Walden Wong, Sandu Florea, and Derek Fridolfs, colored by Guy Major) – The Department of Extranormal Operations, the D.E.O., sets their sites on Batman and they know exactly who they can blackmail to help them identify the person underneath the mask

McCubbbin, Lisa

• Five Presidents: My Extraordinary Journey with Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, and Ford (with Clint Hill) – A memoir by Mr. Hill, a Secret Service agent.

McIntyre, Vonda

• The Crystal Star (Star Wars Guest Review) – The events revolve around an intrigu­ing area of space in which a white dwarf star is orbit­ing a black hole and slowly being drawn in by the immense spa­tial forces at work.

McRobbie, Linda Rodriguez

• Princesses Behav­ing Badly: Real Sto­ries from His­tory With­out the Fairy-Tale End­ings – A series of non-fiction mini –biogra­phies of famous and infa­mous women of roy­alty.

MacNeal, Susan Elia

• Mr. Churchill’s Secretary – A his­tor­i­cal fic­tion book tak­ing place in the early days of World War II about an American woman, a brilliant mathematician, of British origin in London working at 10 Downing Street.

• Princess Elizabeth’s Spy – The sec­ond book in the author’s fic­tional series about Mag­gie Hope, this time Maggie is tasked with keeping an eye on the young Princess Elizabeth during World War II.

Magee, Doug

• Darkness All Around – A mys­tery novel tak­ing place in a small town, the book also cap­tures the neu­ro­sis feel of small town pol­i­tics.

Mahon, Elizabeth Kerri

• Scandalous Women – A non-fictionbook ded­i­cated to… scan­dalous women. Each woman is fea­tured in a short bio­graph­i­cal chap­ter.

Makine, Andreï

• Dreams of My Russian Summers – An award winning fic­tional, semi-autobiographical book exploring the narrator’s grandmother’s life as well as the narrator’s life and how her sto­ries influ­enced him.

Malcolm, M. L.

• Heart of Lies -A fic­tional tale of a fam­ily, inspired by the author’s hus­band, which takes place after World War I until the early days of World War II.

• Heart of Deception – the fic­tional sequel to “Hear of Lies” pick­ing up with the same cast of char­ac­ters after World War II.

Margolick, David

• Elizabeth and Hazel– A non fic­tion book about Eliz­a­beth Eck­ford and Hazel Bryan were cap­tured for pros­per­ity in a pho­to­graph by Will Counts.

Margolin, Josh

• The Jersey Sting (with Ted Sherman)- The true story of the events lead­ing up to the arrest of 44 peo­ple in New Jer­sey including cor­rupt local politi­cians, Rab­bis, money laun­der­ers and, strangest of all, a black mar­ket kid­ney dealer.

de Marigny, Gerard

• Thoughts on: The Watchman of Ephraim– A fic­tional book tak­ing place a decade after 9/11 when a multi-billionaire whose wife died in the Twin Towers opens a private security firm.

Martel, Yann

• Beatrice and Virgil: A novel – A a fictional book, a follow up to the author’s wildly successful “Like of Pi”, a strange story which is suppose to be an allegory for the holocaust.

Maxwell, Robin

• Jane: The Woman Who Loved Tarzan – A reimag­in­g of the famous Bur­roughs novel. This book tells the famous story from the view point of Jane Porter, Tarzan’s love interest.

McCann, Colum

• Let the Great World Spin by Colum McCann – A series of short stories which get intertwined.

McClure, Sandy

• The Soprano State: New Jersey’s Culture of Corruption (with Bob Ingle)- A non-fiction book which examines New Jersey‘s love / hate relationship with the corrupt political class.

McCullough, David

• 1776 – A non-fiction book about this remark­able year, the book has become a must on the list of every Amer­i­can his­tory buff since it came out.

• John Adams – The award winning biography, and basis for the HBO series, of the US’ second president.

McDonough, Yona Zeldis

• The Cats in the Doll Shop – A fic­tional children’s book aimed at the younger crowd. This book is a sequel to The Doll Shop Downstairs.

McMillan, Jason

• The Grey Zone – A novel taking place in 2072 when The United States has joined the Global Federation of Nations to implement the Basic Human Standard, which improved life for much of the world. Fifteen years later, many Americans still dismiss the principles of the GFN, and fight against it and its forces.

McMurtry, Larry

• Rhino Ranch– A fictional book set in Texas following famil­iar char­ac­ters from pre­vi­ous McMurtry Books.

• Books – A non-fiction memoir of the author’s time as an antiquarian book seller.

McNabb, Andy

• Bravo Two Zero– A best­seller describ­ing a patrol by the Eng­lish Spe­cial Air Ser­vices (SAS) in Iraq dur­ing the Gulf War.

Medad, Yisrael (editor)

• Peace in the Making (with Harry Hurwitz)- The com­plete cor­re­spon­dence between the Israeli prime min­is­ter Men­achem Begin and the Egypt­ian pres­i­dent Anwar Sadat dur­ing the his­toric peace mak­ing efforts.

Meinhardt, Maren

• Alexander Von Humboldt: How the Most Famous Scientist of the Romantic Age Found the Soul of Nature – A biography of this famous German scientist.

Mekhen­net, Souad

• The Eter­nal Nazi: From Mau­thausen to Cairo, the Relent­less Pur­suit of SS Doc­tor Arib­ert Heim (with Nicholas Kul­ish) – A non-fiction book detail­ing the tri­als and tribu­la­tions of Nazi hunters fol­low­ing an elu­sive crim­i­nal.

Metz, Lafe

• The Locksmith – The memoir of Kurt Kann, a Ger­man born Amer­i­can solider dur­ing World War II.

Midwood, Ellie

• The Girl Who Escaped from Auschwitz – A historical fiction book recounting the life of Malka “Mala” Zimetbaum and Edvard “Edek” Galiński who escaped from the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp.

Mihm, Stephen

• Crisis Economics: A Crash Course in the Future of Finance (with Nouriel Roubini) – A non-fiction financial book which gives a good overview of capitalism from the point of view of the crisis that happens every once in a while, before and after reforms.

Millar, Mark

• Civil War (illustrated by Steve McNiven) – A comic book event which pitted a team led by Captain America against a team led by Iron Man (Tony Stark) at great cost to both.

• Superman: Red Son – a classic graphic novel asking what whould happen if the Man of Steel’s rocket

• Wolverine: Old Man Logan (illustrated by Steve McNiven) – A graphic novel featuring this X-Men favorite. The comic series was the basis for the movie Logan.

Millard, Can­dice

• The River of Doubt: Theodore Roosevelt’s Dark­est Jour­ney – A non-fiction book telling of the extra­or­di­nary expe­di­tion led by Cân­dido Mar­i­ano da Silva Ron­don and his co-commander, ex-President Theodore Roo­sevelt, down the unex­plored trib­u­taries of the Ama­zon in 1914.

• Hero of the Empire: The Boer War, a Daring Escape, and the Making of Winston Churchill – A mini biography of the person who will become England’s most prominent and famous Prime Minister.

Miller, Charley

• Monticello: The Official Guide to Thomas Jefferson’s World (with Peter Miller) – A guide which tells the reader about the famous home of Thomas Jefferson, America’s 3^rd President

Miller, Frank

• All-Star Batman and Robin The Boy Wonder – A a fun, excit­ing, humor­ous and quick-paced book retelling the origins of Batman (using some graphic sex, violence and profanity).

• The Dark Knight Returns– A Ground breaking graphic novel written and drawn by Miller.

• Holy Terror – A graphic novel which has our heroes fight­ing Al-Qaeda. The book was writ­ten after 9/11 and it feels like it.

• Superman: Year One (illustrated by John Romita Jr.) – A graphic novel retelling / re-imaging of Superman’s origin story. From the collapse of Krypton, to the Kent farm in Kansas, from the military, to the depths of the ocean, and becoming a superhero in Metropolis

Miller, Peter

• Monticello: The Official Guide to Thomas Jefferson’s World (with Charley Miller) – A guide which tells the reader about the famous home of Thomas Jefferson, America’s 3^rd President

Miller, Ron

• The Art of Space: The His­tory of Space Art, from the Ear­li­est Visions to the Graph­ics of the Mod­ern Era – A book encom­pass­ing decades of space related art.

• Spaceships: An Illustrated History of the Real and the Imagined by Ron Miller – An illustrated history book of space travel. The author touches on real, as well as fictional spaceships.

Milligan, Peter

• Red Lanterns Vol. 1: Blood and Rage (illustrated by Ed Benes) – A graphic novel following Atrocitus is the founder of the Red Lantern Corps, beings who get their power from hatred and anger.

• Red Lanterns, Vol. 2: The Death of the Red Lanterns (art by Miguel Sepúlveda and Ed Benes) – A graphic novel continuing the story of the Red Lanterns, fueled by anger and rage.

• Red Lanterns Vol. 3: The Second Prophecy (illustrated Miguel Sepúlveda) – A graphic which continues the story of the brutal civil war the Red Lanterns fighting, and follows three arcs: an origin story of Atrocitus, Rankorr coming to terms with losing his humanity in favor of being a Red Lantern (Bleez acting as his conscious), and the rest of the Red Lanterns looking after the battery.

Mingarelli, Hubert

• Four Soldiers (translated by Sam Taylor) – A short novel taking about members of the Russian Army fighting the Russian Civil War in 1919.

Mires, Charlene

• Capital of the World – A his­tory book doc­u­ment­ing the search for the UN’s home.

Mirsky, Stuart W.

• The King of Vinland’s Saga – A historical fiction story which provides adventure and swordplay.

Mishal, Nissim

• The Mossad: Great Operations (with Michael Bar-Zohar) -A non-fiction book by Israeli jour­nal­ists recounting some of the great suc­cesses and fail­ures of the secret Israeli agency.

Mishani, D. A.

• The Missing File– A mys­tery novel tak­ing place in Holon, Israel. The book has been trans­lated from Hebrew and is one of the few police mys­ter­ies / pro­ce­dural writ­ten in Israel.

Mishima, Yukio

• Life for Sale by Yukio Mishima (translated by Stephen Dodd) – A novel about a Japanese man who decided to sell his life, allowing someone to with his life what they will.

Mitchell, David

• The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet – In 18^th Century in feudal Japan Dutch merchants onlly allowed on a small island. Jacob allows honor and decorum triumph over corruption and wickedness.

Mitchell, Erika

• Bai Tide – The first in a series featuring CIA agent Bai Hsu.

• Take the Bai Road – a novel which continues the adventures of CIA case officer Bai Hsu, a Chinese-American spy – this time taking on the Mexicans cartels.

Mitchell, Greg

• The Tunnels: Escapes Under the Berlin Wall-and the Historic Films the JFK White House Tried to Kill – A non-fiction book about the infamous Berlin Wall and the tunnels being dug during the Cold War. Mr. Mitchell has wrote many non-fiction books on US politics and history.

Mitchellhill, Jennifer

• Samurai Castles (photography by David Green) – A non0fiction book featuring these fantastic Japanese castles.

Moeller, Christopher

• Justice League: A League of One – A graphic novel about the famed group of heroes, banded together for grand adventures.

Molloy, Aimee

• Goodnight Beautiful – A psychological suspense novel, attempting to surprise the reader with several twists, turns, and misdirections.

Molloy, J. T.

• The Greatest Beer Run Ever: A True Story of Friendship Stronger Than War (with John “Chickie” Donohue) – A memoir in which the author goes on a journey into 1967, in the midst of a war, to bring beer to his pals from his New York neighborhood.

Montefiore, Simon Sebag

• One Night in Winter – A a grip­ping, intel­li­gent novel about a bunch of upper class kids in Stalin’s Russia after World War II who were arrested for treason.

• Sashenka by Simon Sebag Montefiore – A novel taking place in Russia before and after the Communist revolution where sixteen year old Sashenka Zeitlin feels that she is making history. Daughter of a rich, Jewish merchant, beautiful and stubborn Sashenka plays a dangerous game with the Tsar’s secret police in 1916

• Titans of History: The Giants Who made Our World by Simon Sebag Montefiore – A non-fiction book of extremely short biographies of those people the author deemed as changing the world they lived in.

Montgomery, Ben

• A Shot in the Moonlight: How a Freed Slave and a Confederate Soldier Fought for Justice in the Jim Crow South – Tells the true story of George Dinning, a freed slave in the American South and the way he made history.

Moore, Alan

• Jerusalem – A novel that takes place in a small section of Northampton, England but in different times and planes. The narrative is told through several people, some experiencing the same events, and some seemingly disconnected from the overall storyline

• The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Vol. 1 – A graphic novel which puts together a bunch of famous fic­tional char­ac­ters, writ­ten by dif­fer­ent authors, to a steam­punk adven­ture which spans lit­er­a­ture and imag­i­na­tion.

• The Killing Joke– A graphic novel telling the ori­gins of The Joker, Batman’s arch neme­sis. This graphic novel is con­sid­ered a “must read” for fans of the genre and the DC Universe.

Moore, Don

• Flash Gor­don: The Tyrant of Mongo: The Com­plete Flash Gor­don Library 1937–1941 (with Alex Raymond)– This hard cover coffee table book col­lects 4 years of comic strip to bring an excit­ing story to a new audience.

Moore, Robin

• The Wars of the Green Berets: Amazing Stories from Vietnam to Present Day (with Michael Lennon) – Brings forth fictionalized accounts of Green Beret operations from the 1950s to the first Gulf War

Moore, Stephen L.

• Patton’s Payback: The Battle of El Guettar and General Patton’s Rise to Glory – Tells of the way Lieutenant General George S. Patton shaped, and beat, Erwin Rommel’s German troops in North Africa

Moorehead, Caroline

• Vil­lage of Secrets: Defy­ing the Nazis in Vichy France– A non-fiction book which tells the story of the small vil­lage and its sur­round­ing area which were respon­si­ble for sav­ing thou­sands of peo­ple dur­ing World War II who were on the Gestapo’s wanted list.

Morad, Yacov

• Beyond Grapes: Simple Recipes for Delicious Homemade Liqueurs – Features over 100 recipes for cocktails and specialty liqueurs

Moredock, Will

• The Art of the Political Putdown: The Greatest Comebacks, Ripostes, and Retorts in History (with Chris Lamb) – A collection many verbal banter of famous politicians over the last two hundred years or so.

Moriss, Edmund

• Edison – A biography of the most known, and productive, genius inventor in American history.

• The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt – A biography of the 26th President of the United States. This is the first book of a trilogy.

Motion, Andrew

• Silver: Return to Treasure Island– a novel which continues the adventures of the son of Jim Hawkins, protagonist of Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island.

Moss, Wes

• You Can Retire Sooner Than You Think: The 5 Money Secrets of the Happiest Retirees – A finance book from the perspective that you need to be happy as well, not just well off.

Mott, Jason

• The Returned – The novel asks sev­eral very inter­est­ing ques­tions: what would you do if loved ones came back from the dead? Are they your loved ones or are they “copies”? How would the world react? What would the world do with all the over pop­u­la­tion?

Moreci, Michael

• Batman: Detective Comics, Vol. 8: On the Outside (with Bryan Hill, illustrated by Miguel Mendonca, Phillip Briones, and Sebastian Fiumara) – A graphic novel which continues the story of the aftermath of the events which led to the Gotham Knights team take down the monster they helped create.

Morris, Errol

• A Wilder­ness of Error : The Tri­als of Jef­frey Mac­Don­ald – A true-crime non-fiction book about the trial of Jef­frey Mac­Don­ald, for­mer Cap­tain in the Green Berets, a med­ical doc­tor, Prince­ton grad­u­ate, father and hus­band was con­victed of mur­der­ing his fam­ily in 1970.

Mortimer, Ian

• The Outcasts of Time – A fantasy novel following two brothers, born in the mid-1300s, who jump forward 99 years for every day that passes

Mouw, Gudrun

• From Ashes Into Light – A novel with a strange narrative, reading more as an adult fairytale than Holocaust fiction.

Muir, Tamsyn

• Gideon the Ninth – The first book in The Locked Tomb trilogy, and follows a swordswoman serving a necromancer, vying for eternal life

• Harrow the Ninth – The second book in the sc-fi/horror/fantasy series of The Locked Tomb Trilogy, following one of the Harrowhark Nonagesimus, a necromancer who has been ascended to immortality.

• Princess Floralinda and the Forty-Flight Tower – An adult fairytale retelling a version of Rapunzel, but with a twist.

Murakami, Haruki

• 1Q84 – a fic­tional novel which takes place between two worlds, orig­i­nally writ­ten in Japan­ese and became a best seller almost immediately.

• Norwegian Wood — A fictional 1987 novel set in 1960s Tokyo, Japan where a man reminisces about his college days, love lost and life.

Murphy, J. Byrne

• Le Deal: How a Young American, in Business, In Love, and in Over His Head, Kick-Started a Multibillion-Dollar Industry in Europe– A is a memoir of the author who moved to Paris as a young businessman to start a chain of discount outlets, a new concept to Europe.

Murphy, Sean

• Batman: White Knight – A graphic novel which follows Jack Napier, The Joker, as he rebrand himself as the White Knight of Gotham, the man who will shine a light on all the corruption which is dragging down the city to benefit the few.

Murphy, Steve

• Manhunters: How We Took Down Pablo Escobar, the World’s Most Wanted Criminal (with Javier F. Peña) – A memoir of the two Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agents who spent decades hunting drug traffickers.

Myers, Tamar

• The Witch Doctor’s Wife – A novel about Amanda Brown, a young missionary from South Carolina, travels to the Belgian Congo in 1958 in order to oversee a missionary guest house in the town of Belle Vue. Belle Vue is a diamond mining town in which the race by the Belgian occupiers to get as many riches as they can before the forces of independence takes over is a major concern..

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Nadler,Ben

• The Sea Beach Line – A novel about Izzy Edel who gets kicked out of college for selling drugs, while at home with his mother in New Mexico he receives word that his father died mysteriously in New York City. Izzy goes to NYC not believing that his father is dead.

Nagel, Paul C.

• John Quincy Adams– A wonderful character study / biography of the misunderstood sixth president of the US.

Naggar, Jean

• Sip­ping from the Nile: My Exo­dus from Egypt– A w mem­oir of a bygone era, an ele­gantly writ­ten mem­oir of a close knit Egypt­ian Jew­ish fam­ily and the tur­moil they encounter dur­ing the tur­bu­lent 1950s.

Nagorski, Andrew

• The Nazi Hunters– a non-fiction book which tells of the people who took it upon themselves to bring former to Nazis to justice.

Napoli, Lisa

• Radio Shangri-La – A memoir starting in 2007. The author volunteered to go to Bhutan and help launch their first radio station.

Naslund, Sena Jeter

• Adam & Eve – A fic­tional book which tries to tackle the evo­lu­tion / cre­ation­ism debate through its char­ac­ters and via the sto­ry­line.

Nathan, Ian

• The Coppolas: A Movie Dynasty – An insightful book in understanding the contribution of the family to the movie business, the way the studio system works, financing, & the meaning of success.

Natt och Dag, Niklas

• The Wolf and the Watchman – An award winning historical-fiction book taking place in Stockholm, Sweden during the 18^th Century involving a mystery of a body with no arms, legs, eyes, tongue, and teeth and an dark/noir story.

Natsukawa, Sōsuke

• The Cat Who Saved Books (本を守ろうとする猫の話) (translated by Louise Heal Kawai) – A fantastical story about books, cats, and those who love them.

Nelson, Michael Alan

• Supergirl Vol. 5: Red Daughter of Krypton (illustrated by Chad Hardin, Diogenes Neves, Various, and Paulo Siqueira) – A graphic novel featuring it’s title heroine who joined the Red Lantern Corps.

Nesbø, Jo

• The Bat– The first in the Harry Hole series. Oslo Crime Squad Inspec­tor Harry Hole is sent to Syd­ney, Aus­tralia to rep­re­sent Nor­way in an inves­ti­ga­tion of a Nor­we­gian national’s mur­der. Harry makes friends with the local police offi­cers and leaves his offi­cial role as an observer on the side­lines to take a more active role on the case.

• Nemesis– Inspec­tor Harry Hole wakes up from a drunken stu­por after vis­it­ing an old flame with a huge mem­ory gap. Harry comes to find out that his girl­friend is dead, but he is busy inves­ti­gat­ing a vio­lent bank rob­bery which turned into a homicide.

• The Devil’s Star – The third in the Harry Hole series. The book deals with a Norwegian serial killer and incorporates a sophisticated plot where all the pieces fit together at the end.

• Macbeth – A retelling of the Shakespearean tragedy, set in a small European town as a police drama.

Nelson, Brian

• The Last Sword Maker – A science-fiction book, the first in The Course of Empire series which takes place in the near future, following graduate student Eric Hill trying to solve the complex issue of gene self-replication, Hill and his friends soon become involved in events beyond their control being forced to help the enemy.

Neumark, Heidi B.

• Hidden Inheritance: Family Secrets, Memory, and Faith – A non-fiction book in which the author traces her roots.

Nevo, Eshkol

• The Lost Solos -An Israeli novel cap­turing sev­eral aspects of Israeli soci­ety, the Russ­ian immi­grant, a sol­dier, politi­cian, reli­gious Jew, an Arab bird-lover and more.

Nguyen, Viet Thanh

• The Sympathizer – A Pulitzer Prize winning historical fiction book taking place in 197, Viet Nam of a man who, after finishing college in the US, goes back to Vietnam to fight the communists.

North, Chris

• Cosmos: The Infographic Book of Space (with Chris North) – A wonderful book which combines art and science.

Nyiszli, Dr. Miklós

• Auschwitz: A Doctor’s Eyewitness Account – Memoir and cautionary tale of a Jewish doctor who became Men­gele’s per­sonal research pathologist. Non fiction and not for the faint or heart, but an excellent book.

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O’Brien, Vanessa

• To the Greatest Heights: Facing Danger, Finding Humility, and Climbing a Mountain of Truth – A memoir of Ms. O’Brien, the first American woman and British woman (dual citizenship) to climb K2, and climbed the highest peak in every continent in 295 days, a world record.

Obioma, Chigozie

• An Orchestra of Minorities – A fictional book following a Nigerian poultry farmer who is trying to better himself so he could marry a woman he loves.He sells his farm, flies to Turkey to go to school… and finds out he was scammed. Then things start going downhill.

Ogawa, Yōko

• The Memory Police (translated by Stephen Snyder)- A dystopian novel taking place on an island where the government has the power to make things disappear, and people forget about them.

O’Hanlon, Michael

• The Wounded Giant – A non-fiction eBook in which the author lays out his ideas for mil­i­tary bud­get cuts.

Oksanen, Sofi

• Purge – Wonderful historical fiction about two women and they horrifying events in their lives which take Estonia, in general, and their rural village specifically through WWII, soviet rule and independence.

Olswanger, Anna

• A Visit to Moscow (illustrated by Yevgenia Nayberg) – A graphic novel, telling of an American Rabbi visiting Russia, going to see a brother of a parishioner

Omar, Manal M.

• Barefoot in Baghdad – A touching memoir of an American Muslim aid worker in Iraq.

O’Neill, Eric

• Gray Day: My Undercover Mission to Expose America’s First Cyber Spy – A non-fiction book following the author’s investigation into the FBI’s most damaging spy.

Oren, Michael B.

• Power, Faith and Fantasy: America in the Middle East, 1776 to the Present – A study of the relationship the United States had towards the Middle East since its inception. Mr. Oren is an Israeli born author and historian who severed as an amabassodor to the United States from 2009 to 2013.

• Six Days of War: June 1967 and the Making of the Modern Middle East by Michael B. Oren – An account on the Six Days war, a concise, well-written history book.

Orczy, Emmuska

• The Scarlet Pimpernel – A fictional adventure taking place during the French Revolution where a group of Englishman rescues French nobles from Madame Guil­lo­tine.

O’Reilly, Bill

• Killing Patton: The Strange Death of World War II’s Most Audacious General (with Martin Dugard) – Tells of the famous general’s exploits during World War II, exploring the possibility (as remote as it was) that he was assassinated.

O’Rourke, Dan

• Göring’s Gamble – A historical fiction novel taking place in 1940 Hitler got himself an atomic bomb, however it cannot be delivered by air. Hermann Göring is tasked with delivering the bomb to London, risking his career and the war on its success.

O’Rourke, P.J.

• A Cry from the Far Middle: Dispatches from a Divided Land– A humorous look at today’s charged political climate.

Orsted, Brad

• Through the Wilderness: My Journey of Redemption and Healing in the American Wild – A memoir documenting the struggles the author had after the death of his infant daughter

Orth, Stephan

• High Tech and Hot Pot: Revealing Encounters Inside the Real China – A memoir of the author’s trip couch surfing in China

Ostrow, Stephen L.

• How to Sue a Telemarketer– A humorous guide filled with instructions and advice on how to get your family time back.

Owens, Robert M.

• Mr. Jefferson’s Hammer: William Henry Harrison and the Origins of American Indian Policy– A biography of the 9th President of the United States concentrating on his time in the Indiana Territory

Owen, Mark

• No Easy Day: The First­hand Account of the Mis­sion That Killed Osama Bin Laden– A non­fic­tion account from one of the man in the Navy SEALs unit who were tasked with raid­ing the com­pound in which it was thought that Usama Bin Laden is hiding.

Oz, Amos

• Suddenly in the Depths of the Forest – Award winning Israeli author Amos Oz writes a short novel which you can read to your kids

• A Tale of Love and Darkness – An autobiography about the author’s childhood in Jerusalem and his teenage years in Kibbutz Hulda.

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Palmiotti, Jimmi

• Harley Quinn and Power Girl (with Amanda Conner, illustrated by Stéphane Roux) – A graphic novel featuring the adventures of Harley Quinn and an amnesiac Power Girl saving Lord Vartox of Valeron fight against Oreth Odex, a tyrant who’s objective is to destroy hedonism in the universe.

• Harley Quinn Vol. 2: Power Outage (The New 52) with Amanda Conner (illustrated by‎ Chad Hardin) – A graphic novel featuring one of DC Comics’ most popular new (relatively speaking) character in various stories.

• Harley Quinn Vol. 3: Red Meat by (with Amanda Conner) – A graphic novel featuring all the action, comedy, and even drama one would expect from the title psycho anti-hero.

Parnell, Sean

• Outlaw Platoon (with John Bruning) – A non-fiction book about Mr. Parnell’s expe­ri­ence as a pla­toon leader (nick­named Out­law Pla­toon) for the U.S. Army Air­borne Ranger in Afghanistan.

Patchett, Ann

• State of Wonder – A fictional fic­tional book tak­ing place, mostly, in Brazil’s Ama­zon region, Brazil when a pharmaceutical researcher from Minnesota goes looking for a missing colleague and her mentor.

Patterson, James

• Sundays at Tiffany’s (with Gabrielle Charbonnet) – A romance about a poor little rich girl has an imaginary friend as a young girl and later gets reunited with him.

Patterson, Mark W.

• National Geographic Atlas of Beer: A Globe-Trotting Journey Through the World of Beer (with Nancy Hoalst-Pullen) – A coffee table book about, you guessed, beer around the world.

Parkin, Gaile

• Baking Cakes in Kigali – A fic­tional story is about a woman named Angel Tun­garaza, who her­self is Tan­zan­ian but is liv­ing in an Inter­na­tional apart­ment com­plex in Rwanda and bakes cakes for a living.

Parssinen, Keija

• The Ruins of Us – A fic­tional book set in Saudi Ara­bia, a char­ac­ter study of mar­riage in the midst of a cul­ture clash.

Pasulka, Brigid

• A Long, Long Time Ago and Essentially True – a funny and touching novel about two generations of the same family in Poland. Juxtaposed between World War II and current day Poland.

Pearl, Matthew

• The Technologists – A fic­tional book about the early days of the Mass­a­chu­setts Insti­tute of Tech­nol­ogy (MIT) in the years after the Amer­i­can Civil War dur­ing a very frag­ile time in our history.

• The Taking of Jemima Boone: The True Story of the Kidnap and Rescue That Shaped America – Tells of how the kidnapping of Jemima Boone, dauther of Daniel Boone, by Native Americans, started a cycle of violence and revenge.

Pearlman, Ann

• The Christmas Cookie Club – A short fictional novel which takes place on one December evening. The event is the annual Christmas Cookie party where twelve women exchange cookies and donate some for charity.

Pearson, Ridley

• The Risk Agent – a fic­tional mystery/thriller tak­ing place in China. The book is the first of a new series.

Peña, Javier F.

• Manhunters: How We Took Down Pablo Escobar, the World’s Most Wanted Criminal (with Steve Murphy) – A memoir of the two Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agents who spent decades hunting drug traffickers.

Penman, Sharon Kay

• Lionheart – a his­tor­i­cal fic­tion book about Richard I and the Third cru­sade. This is a well researched book which is fas­ci­nat­ing and exciting.

Penner, Sarah

• The Lost Apothecary – A novel which follows three women, centuries apart, who are joined by history and mystery

Percy, Benjamin

• James Bond: Black Box (art by Rapha Lobosco) – The third story arc from Dynamite Entertainment featuring Secret Agent 007, who travels to Tokyo to follow the only lead MI6 has before the incriminating information could get out.

• The Comet Cycle Series

  • The Ninth Metal – A Science-fiction novel which talks about a small Minnesota town where a meteor shower brought new wealth, powers and all that comes with it.

  • The Unfamiliar Garden – The second book in The Comet Cycle series, taking place on Earth after a comet fell and changed nature itself

• Teen Titans Vol. 1: Damian Knows Best (Rebirth) (illustrated by Jonboy Meyers) – A graphic novel where the title team find themselves helping Damian in a war against his grandfather, Ra’s al Ghul and the entire League of Assassins.

• Teen Titans Vol. 2: The Rise of Aqualad (Rebirth) (illustrated by Khoi Pham) – A graphic novel which tells of the origins of Aqualad and how he joins the Teen Titans.

Peres, Shimon

• A New Genesis by Shimon Peres – A 2008 book by the Israeli diplomat. Mr. Peres has a long history of writing and dealing with a futuristic vision for the world at large, and specifically Israel and its surrounding vision.

Perkins-Valdes, Dolen

• Wench – A fictional story which takes place examines the relationship between white masters and their concubines slaves. The story mostly takes place in the early 1850s at an Ohio vacation resort called Tawawa House

• Take My Hand  – The story of a young African-American nurse who finds herself administering trial sterilization shots to young, poor, African-American girls

Perko, Jim

• The What to Eat When Cookbook: 135+ Deliciously Timed Recipes (with Dr. Michael F. Roizen & Dr. Michael Crupain) – Offers recipes created and/or collected by two doctors and a chef for a healthier lifestyle

Perlman, Elliot

• The Street Sweeper – A fic­tional book which deals with the Amer­i­can strug­gle for civil rights and the Holo­caust.

Perry, Heather

• National Geographic Complete Photo Guide – Informs the reader about techniques, from professional cameras to smartphones, as well as a primer on editing software

Peschak, Thomas

• Wild Seas – A photography book of underwater worlds and marine life.

Philbrick,Nathaniel

• Revenge of the Whale: The True Story of the Whaleship Essex, Adapted for Young People from In the Heart of the Sea – tells the story of the Essex, a Nantucket whaleship,on a trip that was plagued by disasters when a huge sperm whale did the unheard of, and sunk them.

Pickard, Nancy

• The Scent of Rain and Lightning – Can a community be responsible for wrongfully sending an innocent man to prison? This tale of murder in a small Kansas town touches the subject.

Pielmeier, John

• Hook’s Tale: Being the Account of an Unjustly Villainized Pirate Written by Himself – a reimagining of the famous play Peter Pan, this time from the point of view of Captain Hook.

Pilgaard, Stine

• The Land of Short Sentences (Meter i sekundet – translated by Hunter Simpson) – Follows a young mother and her boyfriend into a rural Danish community.

Pisani, Phil

• Maggie’s Wars – A novel about Mag­gie Hogan is a strong woman, an ace report who just wants to be treated fairly. She fights, and sleeps, her way through the bat­tle­fields, the Nurem­burg tri­als and the after­math of the World War II, includ­ing the cold war.

Pitoniak, Anna

• The Helsinki Affair – A globe trotting espionage thriller about a CIA agent attempting to stop stock market manipulation by Russia.

Platt, Michael Donald

• Rocamora – A his­tor­i­cal fic­tion book tak­ing place in 17^th Cen­tury Spain based on the life of Vicente de Rocamora a poet, fighter and Domini­can priest who was thrust into the schem­ing court of King Philip IV. This book was the 2012 final­ist in the Inter­na­tional Book Awards for His­tor­i­cal Fiction.

• House of Rocamora – A his­tor­i­cal fic­tion book tak­ing place in Ams­ter­dam. This is a sequel to the well received Roca­maora: Man of Masks.

Pletts, Chase

• The Loving Wrath of Eldon Quint – When Eldon Quint is mistaken for his outlaw tween brother, his son gets killed in the crossfire. Grief stricken Eldon goes on a journey to bury his son next to his wife, hundreds of miles away, and avenge his death.

Polisner, Gae

• The Memory of Things – A fictional book about two teenagers and their experience on September 11, 2001 and days afterwards.

Pollack, John

• The Pun Also Rises – A non-fiction book, in which the author tells history of puns.

Pomfret, John

• From Warsaw with Love: Polish Spies, the CIA, and the Forging of an Unlikely Alliance– Traces the relationship between ex-communist Poland’s intelligence service and the American intelligence services

Pozner, Vladimir

• Eyewitness: A Personal Account of the Unraveling of the Soviet Union – An account of the 72 hour coup tried to overthrow Mikhail Gorbachev.

Prescott, Vivian Faith

• My Father’s Smokehouse: Stories and Recipes from Fishcamp – A memoir by the author of her life in Alaska, including favorite family recipes

Pressfield, Steven

• Gates of Fire: An Epic Novel of the Bat­tle of Ther­mopyla – The Per­sian army, two mil­lion men strong, is march­ing onto Greece. The Greeks have deployed a small army, 4,000 — 7,000 men against the Per­sians and chose to make their stand at the geo­graph­i­cally advan­ta­geous Ther­mopy­lae. Lead­ing the Greeks are 300 Spar­tans who hope to delay the army enough for Greece to get together a defense plan.

• Killing Rommel – A historical fiction novel which takes place in the early 1940’s when the Dessert Fox’s troops were intent on capturing the Mid East oil fields in order to support Germany’s war machine in its attempt of world conquest.

• The Lion’s Gate: On the Front Lines of the Six Day War – An excel­lent book which will give the reader much needed back­ground and sto­ries about the Six Days War. A well writ­ten book, a good read about a con­flict and the Israeli plight.

• The Profession – A fic­tional book about the project future of Amer­ica seeing through the eyes of a mercenary soldier.

Preus, Margi

• Shadow on the Mountain – A well researched, historical fiction YA novel taking place in Norway during World War II.

Prioleau, Betsy

• Swoon: Great Seducers and Why Women Love Them– A non-fiction book which tries to ana­lyze what makes a ladies’ man. The book makes an inter­est­ing read and I only wish I would have read it when I was sin­gle and still look­ing for a mate for life.

Pötzsch, Oliver

• The Hangman’s Daughte– A murder/mystery novel which takes place at the Bavarian town of Schongau in 1659.

Pyne, Daniel

• Water Memory – A thriller following Aubrey Sentro, a black ops specialist, with brain damage, trying to survive a pirate attack on a ship, while contemplating her life, motherhood, and career.

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Quick, Matthew

• The Good Luck of Right Now– . The premise of the novel is that a men­tally hand­i­capped man finds a let­ter his departed mom kept from Richard Gere, the famous actor and activist, and decides to spill his heart out in let­ters to the celebrity.

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Rabb, Jonathan

• Among the Living– A fictional book about a Holocaust survivor who moves to Georgia, in the US.

Rabin, Neal

• 23 Degrees South: A Tropical Tale of Changing Whether… – A fictional story by Neal Rabin mostly taking place in Brazil about a journey of two friends which involves a Capoeira Master, a Jesuit Priest, and an elderly Nazi.

Rabinovich, Itamar

• Yitzhak Rabin: Soldier, Leader, Statesman – a biography of the famous Israeli politician. Mr. Rabinovich is a political operative who worked with Mr. Rabin.

Radcliffe, Robert

• Airborne – a historical fiction book about an English air-borne medic who became a POW in WWII.

Raftery, Brian

• Best. Movie. Year. Ever.: How 1999 Blew Up the Big Screen – A book in which the author examines movies from 1999, a groundbreaking year in cinema.

Rakha, Naseem

• The Crying Tree – A deeply mov­ing, well plot­ted book has many themes: for­give­ness, redemp­tion, belief, jus­tice and the role of orga­nized reli­gion are among some of them.

Rankin, Nicholas

• A Genius for Deception: How Cun­ning Helped the British Win Two World Wars – A non-fiction book which tack­les the his­tory of cam­ou­flage, lies, bluffs and tricks which helped the British win World War I and World War II.

Ramzipoor, E.R.

The Ventriloquists – A historical fiction book inspired by true events of Belgian resistance fighters scheming to put out a satire newspaper under the Nazis’ noses

Rashke, Richard

• Escape from Sobibor – A non-fiction book which details the biggest escape from a Nazi con­cen­tra­tion camp in Poland dur­ing World War II.

Raymond, Alex

• Flash Gor­don: The Tyrant of Mongo: The Com­plete Flash Gor­don Library 1937–1941 (with Don Moore)– This hard cover coffee table book col­lects 4 years of comic strip to bring an excit­ing story to a new audience.

Reed, Ralph

• The Confirmation – A fictional story set in the late 70’s in rural Mississippi. Many profound themes of friendship, bonding, racism, cruelty and community shunning are at the forefront of this well written novel.

Reeevs, Keanu

• BRZRKR, vol. 1 (with Matt Kidt) – A graphic novel following an immortal warrior through decades of fighting

Regan, Geoffrey

• Blue On Blue: A History Of Friendly Fire – A non-fiction work. Mr. Regan is a British historian specializing in military gaffes, some with very serious consequences.

Remarque, Erich Maria

• All Quiet on the Western Front – A groundbreaking book about a group of volunteer German soldiers fighting during the last weeks of World War I.

Remple, William C.

• At the Devil’s Table– A non-fiction nar­ra­tive of the Cali drug car­tel in the 1990’s told through the eyes of a high level informer.

Richtel, Matt

• A Deadly Wandering: A Tale of Tragedy and Redemption in the Age of Attention – A facintng book which conveys much scientific information in an interesting way telling about a deadly car crash and the use of cell phones.

Rickford, Edward

• The Serpent and the Eagle – The first book in the Tenochtitlan Trilogy, taking place during Hernán Cortés’ 1519 military campaign in the New World. This book won the 2018 Chaucer Book Awards.

Riddle, A. G.

• The Atlantis Gene – The first book in The Origin Mystery series, following an autism researchers that identified a gene which could be the salvation of the human race, about to be extinct.

• The Atlantis Plague – The second book in The Origin Mystery trilogy, a science-fiction story following a genealogist out to save the human race from the brink of extinction.

• The Atlantis World by A.G. Riddle – Wraps up the sci-fi trilogy called The Origin Mystery.

Rideout, Tanis

• Above All Things– A his­tor­i­cal fic­tion account of George Mallory’s 1924 attempt to climb Mt. Ever­est.

Riding, Alan

• And The Show Went On – A non-fiction book which investigates the glimmering nightlife in an Nazi occupied Paris.

Riggs, Ransom

• • Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children– A a fic­tional YA book set in two time­lines pep­pered with vin­tage pho­tographs which help it achieve a chill­ing effect.

  • Hollow City – Athe sequel to the popular YA novel, Miss Peregrine children escape the island which was attacked by the evil “wights” under the guise of a military operation

Riely, Brett

• Comanche – Part western, part gothic, part investigative novel following a team investigating murders in Comanche, Texas.

Rielly, Robert

• Karate Basics: Everything You Need to Get Started in Karate – from Basic Punches to Training and Tournaments – A guide to those interested in starting to learn Karate.

Riesman, Abraham

• True Believer: The Rise and Fall of Stan Lee – A biography of the famous writer and editor, mainly concentrating on debunking many of his claims over the past decades.

Riley, Lucinda

• The Lavender Garden– A young French aris­to­crat inher­its her child­hood château as well as debts. An art dealer finds him­self with Emi­lie help­ing her sell some of the trea­sures she inher­ited and the two fall in love. Dur­ing their time, they dis­cover that the home has its secrets, includ­ing a con­nec­tion to the French under­ground dur­ing World War IIs and an Eng­lish under­cover agent.

Roach, Mary

• Grunt: The Curious Science of Humans at War by Mary Roach – A nonfiction book which tackles subjects that challenge soldiers’ daily life, but are rarely thought about (unless it’s you wearing the uniform).

Roberts, Andrew

• Napoleon: A Life– An inter­est­ing and thought pro­vok­ing biog­ra­phy of this unique man. Mr. Roberts has got­ten a hold of more than 33,000 pri­vate let­ters which were recently released and, as any fresh mate­r­ial does, caused his­to­ri­ans to ana­lyze and reflect upon the subject.

Roberts, Madoc

• Snow: The Dou­ble Life of a World War II Spy (with Nigel West) – A non-fiction about a dou­ble agent for Eng­land and Ger­many during World War II.

Robinson, James

• James Bond: Felix Leiter(art by Aaron Campbell) – A spinoff the Bond comics taking his good friend, CIA agent Felix Leiter as the protagonist.

Robinson, Shani

• None of the Above: The Untold Story of the Atlanta Public Schools Cheating Scandal, Corporate Greed, and the Criminalization of Educators (with Anna Simonton) – A non-fiction book about the experiences of Mrs. Robinson who has been involved in this humiliating and undignified event

Robotham, Mandy

• The Resistance Girl  – Follows Norwegian citizens during World War II, discovering that the Nazis are impregnating local women to enhance Aryan genes

Robuck, Erika

• The Invisible Woman – A historical fiction story following Virginal Hall making her way through occupied France.

Rodriguez, Diogenes

• Don Quixote for a New Millennium – The the old story of Don Quixote with a new trans­la­tion which tries to cap­ture the spirit of the book including sections of the history, linguistics and the phi­los­o­phy of Don Quixote.

Rogers, Jane

• The Testament of Jessie Lamb – An an award win­ning science-fiction book tak­ing place in the near future where a virus is wiping out pregnant women. An idealistic 16 year old girl wants to volunteer to have a baby.

Rohmer, Sax

• The Insidious Dr. Fu-Manchu – The 1913 novel which first intro­duced the famous vil­lain is actually a collection of short stories.

Roizen,Dr. Michael

• The What to Eat When Cookbook: 135+ Deliciously Timed Recipes (with Dr. Michael Crupain & Jim Perko) – Offers recipes created and/or collected by two doctors and a chef for a healthier lifestyle

Rooney, Padraig

• The Gilded Chalet: Off-Piste in Literary Switzerland – A non-fiction book where the author writes interesting anecdotes about famous writers who have lived, and were inspired by Switzerland.

Rose, Dilys

• Unspeakable – The story of Thomas Aikenhead, the last person to be executed for blasphemy in 17th Scotland.

Rose, M.J.

• The Rein­car­na­tion­ist Series

  • The Reincarnationist – A fic­tional story involv­ing past lives and reli­gious myth. It is the first of a series,

  • The Memorist – The second in the series dealing with a magic flute which helps people remember past lives.

  • The Hypnotist – The third installment in the series, this time from the point of view of an FBI agent.

  • The Book of Lost Fragrances – A fictional book, fourth in the Reincarnationist series, this time perfume from Cleopatra’s factory can cause people to relive past lives.

  • Seduction by M.J. Rose -The fifth book in the Rein­car­na­tion­ist series, this one involving French author Victor Hugo and takes place mostly on the Isle of Jersey .

• In Session– A unique short book which con­tains three short sto­ries, Ms. Rose uses three fic­tional char­ac­ters of other authors who visit her cre­ation – a sex therapist.

Rose, Sarah

• Day Girls: The Spies Who Armed the Resistance, Sabotaged the Nazis, and Helped Win World War II – Several short historical accounts of women spies, tied into a single narrative.

Rosen, Leonard

• The Tenth Witness – A fic­tional book in which Engi­neer Henri Poin­caré works hard to try and bring up the a sunk frigate with mil­lions worth of gold in its belly. Henri gets to know Liesel Kraus who is a direc­tor at Kraus Steel and is still haunted by a vio­lent Nazi his­tory and cor­rupt­ing wealth.

Rosenberg, Jonathan

• How Google Works (with Eric Schmidt) – A non-fiction book about the business practices of this famous company.

Roslund, Andres

• Three Seconds (with Borge Hellström) – Winner of the prestigious Best Swedish Crime Novel of the Year in 2009. This crime fiction novel focuses on the prison drug trade, Swedish prisons and justice system.

Rosnay, Tatiana de

• Sarah’s Key – The novel revolves around the French roundup of Jews dur­ing WWII. A lit­tle girl, named Sarah, which escaped death and the search for her lit­tle brother whom she locked in a cup­board before the French police took their fam­ily away.

Roth, Philip

• The Plot Against America – An alter­na­tive his­tory novel which asks an ques­tion: what if Amer­ica had elected a fas­cist gov­ern­ment before World War II?

Rothman-Zecher, Moriel

• Sadness is a White Bird – A novel examining the Israeli-Palestinian issue from both sides. Jonathan is an American Jew who decided to serve in the Israeli Defense Forces, only to find himself in jail. Jonathan is friends with two Palestinians

Ross, Alex (with Mark Waid)

• Kingdom Come – Collection of the a four issue comic book mini-series pub­lished in 1996. The absolute edi­tion comes with qual­ity print­ing, hard­cover, slip­case and addi­tional mate­r­ial.

Rostan, Susan

• Digging: Lifting the Memorable from Within the Unthinkable – I found the story of bat­tling the bureau­cracy very fas­ci­nat­ing and am glad she included it, giv­ing the book another dimen­sion along­side the fas­ci­nat­ing fam­ily history.

Rothchild, Michael

• Jewish Space Lasers: The Rothschilds and 200 Years of Conspiracy Theories – Debunks the conspiracy theories surrounding specifically the Rothschild family specifically, and the Jewish people generally.

Roulot, Tristan

• Arale (illustrated by Denis Rodier) – A graphic novel taking place in 1934, Russia has been fighting a perpetual war which demands the lives of its young, and treasure galore. The Russian Czar has been mortally wounded in an ambush, and Rasputin turns to his Council of Dark Mages and Baba Yaga, his former mentor, to find the Czar’s lost heir for a mind transfer.

Rubenfeld, Jed

• The Death Instinct – A fictional thriller set in the 1920’s centering around the historical Wall St. bombing of 1916.

Rubin, Emily

• Stalina – A fictional story of a Russian immigrant to the United States.

Roubini, Nouriel

• Crisis Economics: A Crash Course in the Future of Finance (with Stephen Mihm) – A non-fiction financial book which gives a good overview of capitalism from the point of view of the crisis that happens every once in a while, before and after reforms.

Rucka, Greg

• Wonder Woman, Volume 1: The Lies (art by Liam Sharp, lettered by Jodi Wynne, penciled by Matthew Clark, inked by Sean Parsons, colored by Laura Martin & Jeremy Colwell) – A graphic novel which attempts to reintroduced Wonder Woman who has lost her memory and is trying to find out who she really is by going back to her home, only that the place no longer exist.

• Wonder Woman Vol. 2: Year One (illustrated by Nicola Scott) – A graphic novel which retells the origins of Wonder Woman, and her first year as a protector.

• Wonder Woman Vol. 3: The Truth (illustrated by Liam Sharp) – A graphic novel which continues the story of Diana of Themyscira search for the truth about herself

• Wonder Woman, Volume 4: Godwatch (illustrated by Bilquis Evely, Mirka Andolfo, Nicola Scott, Scott Hanna, Mark Morales, Andrew Hennessy, Raúl Fernandez) continues the story-line which bridges the Year One narrative to current date.

Runyuan, Aimie K.

• Daughters of the Night Sky– A novel about the Russian women pilots of World War II known by their victims as the “Night Witches”.

Rushdie, Salman

• The Golden House – A novel about a powerful tycoon who immigrates to the US.

• Quichotte – A novel that takes Miguel de Cervantes’ story The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha and updates it to the modern age.

• Victory City – A retelling of jayaparājayam, about an Indian woman, a poet, who has been granted the power of a goddess

Russell, Kirk

No hesitation – The third book in a series featuring FBI agent, and wounded sapper, Paul Grale who is investigating the disappearance of two computer programmers responsible for a breakthrough in artificial intelligence.

Russo, Gus

• Best of Enemies: The Last Great Spy Story of the Cold Warby (with Eric Dezenhall) – A non-fiction book which narrates the relationship between KGB officer Gennady Semyovich Vasilenko and legendary CIA officer Jack Platt.

Rydell, Andres

• The Book Thieves: The Nazi Looting of Europe’s Libraries and the Race to Return a Literary Inheritance (translated by Henning Koch) – a non-fiction book which tells of the efforts of the Nazis to ransack European libraries, bookshops and private collections.

Rylant, Cynthia

• Some Good News (A kid’s review)– The Cobble Street Cousins decided to start their own newspaper.

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Saltzman, Cynthia

• Plunder: Napoleon’s Theft of Veronese’s Feast – A historical account of the way Napoleon Bonaparte plundered art during his conquests for the Louvre, focusing on the painting The Wedding Feast at Cana.

Samuel, Sigal

• The Mystics of Mile End – A novel taking place in a Jewish community in Montreal, Canada.

Sandell, Lauie

• The Impostor’s Daughter: A True Memoir – This wonderful memoir told in an inspiring graphic novel format is both funny and touching.

Sanders, Shelly

• Daughters of the Occupation – A historical fiction, family saga story, set during World War II in Latvia.

Sandler, Jonathan

• The English GI (illustrated by Brian Bicknell) – A graphic memoir of the author’s grandfather, a British man who joined the US Army and fought in Europe during World War II.

Sandys, Jonathan

• God & Churchill, How the Great Leader’s Sense of Divine Destiny Changed his Troubled World and Offers Hope for Ours (with Wallace Henley) – A non-fiction account of the relationship the great British Prime Minister had with G-d.

Sapkowski, Andrzej

• The Tower of Fools (translated by David French) – A historical fantasy story taking place in the early 1500s, Poland. This novel is the first one in the Hussite Trilogy, and the first one translated to English, 20 years after initial publication.

• The Witcher Series:

  • The Last Wish (translated by Danusia Stok) – introduces The Witcher, a monster hunter with supernatural abilities.

  • Blood of Elves (translated by Danusia Stok) – The second book in the popular series, The Witcher. The book follows Geralt of Rivia, Triss Merigold, and Ciri after the war. As the rest of the world, it seems, is looking for Ciri.

Sarna, Jonathan, D.

• When General Grant Expelled the Jews – A non-fiction book about Grant’s infa­mous “Gen­eral Order No. 11”. Yes, this a non-fiction book – who would have thought?

Sartore, Joel

• Photo Ark Wonders: Celebrating Diversity in the Animal Kingdom – A National Geographic coffee table book highlighting animals, and nature.

Sattin, Samuel

• League of Sombodies – Fearghas Mur­doch Sikoph­sky wants to raise the world’s first legit­i­mate super­hero – the can­di­date: his son Lenard. How­ever, before becom­ing a hero Lenard must pass sev­eral tests from an ancient book which teaches men how to be men. In the process Lenard falls in love with the men­tally unsta­ble Laura Moskowitz.

Sattouf, Riad

• The Arab of the Future – The first part in a graphical biography of the author told from the perspective of a sensitive European boy, being torn from his comfortable home to live in a backward dictatorship in the hot dessert.

• The Arab of the Future 2: A Childhood in the Middle East, 1984 – 1985 – An autobiographical graphic novel of the author’s childhood in Syria with his native father and French mother.

Saylor, Steven

• Dominus: A Novel of the Roman Empire – The third book in the Rome series. Mr. Saylor is a bestselling author and an expert on Roman history.

• Roma – A his­tor­i­cal fic­tion book which attempts to tell 1,000 years of his­tory in 600 pages.

• The Seven Wonders: A Novel of the Ancient World – A collection of short stories starring the youthful, wise cracking Gordianus.

Scalzi, John

• Redshirts – A science-fiction story which parodies the Star Trek TV show in which stock characters, often wearing red shirts, dies soon after being introduced.

Scaffardi, Steven

• The Drought – A funny novel which fol­lows an unfor­tu­nate man try­ing to get laid. The book is being mar­keted as a genre called “lad lit” which, to me, seems appropriate.

Scahill, Jeremy

• Dirty Wars: The World is a Battlefield – A non-fiction book, examining the policies of the United States, and the consequences, on the War on Terrorism.

Schaefer, Craig

• Ghosts of Gotham – A novel taking place in present day New York City, involving a search for a missing manuscript by Edgar Allen Poe in a hidden world of magic and magical creatures.

Schanzer, Jonathan

• State of Fail­ure: Yasser Arafat, Mah­moud Abbas, and the Unmak­ing of the Pales­tin­ian State – A non-fiction book which exam­ines if the Pales­tin­ian peo­ple have cre­ated the infra­struc­ture for an inde­pen­dent state.

Schawbel, Dan

• Promote Yourself: The New Rules for Career Success – Shows people how others perceive you at work, and how knowing that information and manipulate it can help you succeed.

Schiff, Stacy

• Cleopatra: A Life – The Pulitzer winning biography of the famous Egyptian Queen. This is a well researched and dense book –it is not easy to read.

Schlender, Brent

• Becoming Steve Jobs: The Evolution of a Reckless Upstart into a Visionary Leader (with Rick Tetzeli) – Tells about the famous entrepreneur by two people who knew him. Mr. Schlender and Mr. Tetzeli are journalists who have interviewed Mr. Jobs over many years.

Schmidt, Eric

• How Google Works (with Eric Schmid) – A non-fiction book about the business practices of this famous company.

School of Life, The

• How to Travel – Short essays about traveling. The School of Life is an organization which is devoted to show people how to lead a more fulfilling life.

Schwartz, Ghita

• Displaced Persons – A fic­tional novel which fol­lows a group of holo­caust sur­vivors from their lib­er­a­tion to the twi­light of their life.

Schwarzenegger, Arnold

• Total Recall: My Unbe­liev­ably True Life Story – An auto­bi­og­ra­phy of the famous actor, politi­cian and cham­pion body builder, great for fans but far from a “tell all” insightful book.

Schwarzkopf, General H. Noram

• It Doesn’t Take a Hero – A grip­ping book about the career of one of America’s most celebrated generals.

Schuman, Sandor

• Adirondack Mendel’s Aufruf: Welcome to Chelm’s Pond – A fic­tional book, tak­ing place in upstate New York which reprises some of the old Jew­ish tales of the fools of Chelm.

Scibona, Salvatore

• The Volunteer – A generational saga, spanning about 100 years in which the effects of the Vietnam War are felt.

Scott, James

• The Kept– A novel set in rural America during in the late 1800s. Midwife Elspeth Howell returns to her home to a bloodbath. Her husband and children are murdered and one son, 12 year old Caleb, is missing.

Scott, Sir Walter

• Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott – A fictional adventure story about a knight who came back from the crusades to an England struggling with modernization and a new king.

Sears, Michael

• Black Fridays – The novel follows Jason Stafford who has spent the past two years in jail after being caught run­ning a Wall Street scam. Now the unem­ploy­able trader is try­ing to put his life back together and get his Autistic son back.

Seiser, Lynn

• Aikido Basics: Everything you need to get started in Aikido – from basic footwork and throws to training (with Phong Thong Dang) – A basic guide to this martial art for those who want to learn more.

Seeley, Tim

• Batman: Preludes to the Wedding – A graphic novel which collects stories where side characters in the Batman universe react to his upcoming wedding to Catwoman.

• Nightwing Vol. 1: Better Than Batman (Rebirth) (illustrated by Javier Fernandez, colored by Chris Sotomayor) – A graphic novel featuring the grown up Dick Greyson / Robin who has resurfaced after finishing his assignment as a super-spy and steps back into his role as Nightwing, protector of the city of Blüdhaven. Batman, the former boss, insists on Nightwing working solo, not as part of the new Batman team.

• Nightwing Vol. 2: Back to Blüdhaven (Rebirth) (illustrated by Marcus To, colored by Chris Sotomayor) – A graphic novel which continues the adventures of Dick Grayson, former Robin and now Nightwing.

• Nightwing Vol. 3: Nightwing Must Die by Tim Seeley (illustrated by Christian Duce, Minkyu Jung, & Javier Fernandez) – A graphic novel which finds the original Robin with a new set of challenges including ex-villain girlfriend (who is pregnant), a low paying job, a child on the way, and the new Robin coming to visit for his own selfish reasons

Seesequasis, Paul

• Tobacco Wars – A fictional book which tra­verses two dimen­sions. One dimen­sion is the faux his­tory of Poc­a­hon­tas in rela­tion to the famous crop, the sec­ond dimen­sion is told through Indian fairytales.

Sellers, Charles Grier

• James K. Polk, Vol. 1: Jacksonian, 1795-1843 – The first volume in a proposed trilogy studying the 11th President of the United States.

Selznick, Brian

• The Invention of Hugo Cabret – Part folk tale, part fan­tasy, part his­tory book with mag­nif­i­cent draw­ings and pho­tographs of old films this book defies cat­e­go­riza­tion. Add a boy, a girl, automa­ton, toys, a key, clocks, train sta­tion and a one eyed man and what you get is a fan­tas­tic fable which is sim­ple yet com­plex and some­what bizarre.

• The Marvels– A fictional book in the same style as his previous books, merging pictures and words to complement one another and tell a complete story of the lone survivor of a ship wreck in 1776, Billy Marvel, finds himself working in a London theater and is the patriarch of a long line of distinguished actors.

• Wonderstruck – an award winning fictional book which merges words and pictures to build a coherent, simple story.

Sem-Sandberg, Steve

• The Emperor of Lies – an award win­ning his­tor­i­cal fic­tion book about life in the Jewish ghetto at Łódź, Poland during the Nazi occupation.

Shaara, Jeff

• World War II Series – Europe:

  • The Rising Tide: A Novel of World War II – The first book in a historical series about World War II, this one starts at the African campaign and ends before the invasion into France.

  • The Steel Wave: A Novel of World War II -The book starts off where its pre­de­ces­sor left off Jan­u­ary 1944, five months before D-Day, the story pro­gresses through the inva­sion end­ing in Octo­ber 1944.

  • No Less Than Victory: A Novel of World War II -The third book in the trilogy. The book begins after the Nor­mandy inva­sion. The allied gen­er­als are con­fi­dent that the war will be over in a few weeks, but Hitler is not so sure.

  • A Chain of Thunder (Civil War: 1861-1865, Western Theater #2) – A historical novel in the American Civil War series on the siege of Vicksburg

• The Final Storm: A Novel of World War II – A his­tor­i­cal fic­tion novel which focuses on America’s war in the Pacific and the Battle of Okinawa.

• American Civil War Trilogy:

  • Gods and Generals: A Novel of the Civil War – The first novel in a trilogy, focuses on important officers from both armies, General Robert E. Lee, Major General Winfield Scott Hancock, Lt. Gen. Thomas J. “Stonewall” Jackson, and Lieutenant Colonel Joshua Chamberlain. The author starts with events leading up to the American Civil War and The Battle of First Bull Run, Williamsburg, Second Bull Run, Antietam, Fredericksburg, and Chancellorsville.

• The Old Lion: A Novel of Theodore Roosevelt – A historical fictional biography of America’s 26^th President.

Shaara, Michael

• The Killer Angels – A Pulitzer Prize win­ning his­tor­i­cal fic­tion mas­ter­piece taking place over three days dur­ing the Bat­tle of Gettysburg.

Shaffer, Marjorie

• Pepper: A History of the World’s Most Influential Spice – A non-fiction book trac­ing his­tory through the trade of black pep­per.

Shahar, Yeal

• • Returning – A novel in which a former Jewish Sonderkommando (a person who worked in the gas chambers and crematoriums) in Auschwitz tells about his experiences to a rabbi, asking if he could be forgiven.

Shaines, Robert A.

• Command Influence -A first hand account of the trial of Lt. George C. Schreiber by his military defense attorney, who is the author.

Shankman, Helen Maryles

• The Color of Light -A novel which explores art, the Holo­caust, human­ity and, of course, vam­pires. The vam­pire in the story runs an art school and is con­stantly in con­flict with his past life as well as the acts he is forced, by his nature, to do while try­ing to hold on to his humanity.

• In the Land of Armadillos – A collection of short stories centralized around a small town in Poland during World War II.

Shapira, Haim

• What Really Matters – This non-fiction book which asks many philo­soph­i­cal ques­tions and some­times even answers them.

Shapiro, Dani

• Devotion -A memoir about the authors mid-life crisis and search for spirituality. The book provided a fascinating read into the mind of a woman that, it seemed to me, couldn’t find inner calm if it slapped her in the face.

Shapiro, Laurie Gwen

The Stowaway: A Young Man’s Extraordinary Adventure to Antarctica – The story of an American boy, of Polish origins, who stowed away on a ship planning to join Admiral Robert Byrd’s Antarctica expedition in the late 1920s.

Sharp, Andrew J. H.

• The Chef, the Bird and the Blessing – Tells the story of Chef Mozzy Mlantushi, working on a safari tour, who dreams of becoming a chef in a proper European or American restaurant.

Shatner, William

• Leonard: My Fifty-Year Friendship with a Remarkable Man (with David Fisher)– A memoir of the famous actor and his up and down relationship with his co-star Leonard Nimoy.

Shaw, Tony

• Hollywood and Israel: A History (with Giora Goodman) – Accounts for the relationship of Tinseltown with the Jewish state

Shawver, Katrina

• Henry: A Polish Swimmer’s True Story of Friendship from Auschwitz to America – A biography on a Polish national who survived the horrors of concentration camps and World War II.

Sheehan, James

• The Lawyer’s Lawyer– Jack Tobin, one of the best lawyers in the United States, takes it upon him­self to rep­re­sent a ser­ial killer that he believes to be inno­cent.

• The Alligator Man by James Sheehan – The novel follows Kevin, a lawyer who is trying to recon­nect with his past and helps a fam­ily friend, Billy, who is charged with mur­der of a cor­po­rate tycoon who destroyed the lives of thou­sands of peo­ple.

Sherman, Ted

• The Jersey Sting (with Josh Margolin) – The true story of the events lead­ing up to the arrest of 44 peo­ple in New Jer­sey including cor­rupt local politi­cians, Rab­bis, money laun­der­ers and, strangest of all, a black mar­ket kid­ney dealer.

Sherwin, Martin J.

• American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer (with Kai Bird) – A biography of the famous scientist, “father of the atomic bomb”.

Shetterly, Margot Lee

• Hidden Figures: The American Dream and the Untold Story of the Black Women Mathematicians Who Helped Win the Space Race– A non-fiction book about NASA’s African-American female mathematicians.

Shepard, Jim

• The Book of Aron– A National Book Award finalist novel about a young boy in the Nazi Warsaw ghetto during World War II.

Shimon, Samuel (Editor)

• Beirut 39: New Writing from the Arab World – a collection of short stories & poems from young Arab writers.

Shiri-Horowitz, Revital

• Daughters of Iraq – the fictional story of three women. Two sisters who immigrated from Iraq to Israel and a daughter who is first generation Israeli.

Shoham, Liad

• Lineup – The Amer­i­can debut of the Israeli author. A quiet Tel-Aviv street is rocked by a bru­tal rape which leaves the police baf­fled since no eye­wit­nesses, clues or sus­pects exist.

• Asylum City – The novel’s pro­tag­o­nist, police inspec­tor Anat Nach­mias, is a for­mi­da­ble char­ac­ter. Even though she’s small in stature and rank, Anat is smart, capa­ble and able to nav­i­gate to ultra-macho cul­ture of Israeli police.

Shoneyin, Lola

• The Secret Lives of Baba Segi’s Wives – The novel examines the complex relationships between the wives, their children and a new wife who is brought into the house.

Shorr, Arnon Z.

• José and the Pirate Captain Toledano by Arnon Z. Shorr (illustrated by Joshua M. Edelglass) – A graphic novel telling of a teen joining the crew of a Jewish pirate.

Shriver, Lionel

• Big Brother – A chracter driven novel, as well as social commentary, about a woman who helps her obese brother lose weight while trying to keep her family together.

• The New Republic– A a novel about the nature of jour­nal­ism where journalists manipulate the news to gain headlines.

• so much for that – A fictional book which with the frustration and the unfairness of dealing with the US healthcare industry.

Shuster, Joe

• Super­man: Sunday Classics 1939–1943 by (with Jerry Siegel) – A col­lec­tion of the comic strips which were pub­lished in papers across the coun­try between the four years men­tioned.

Sicha, Choire

• Very Recent His­tory: An Entirely Fac­tual Account of a Year (c. AD 2009) in a Large City by – A his­tory book about 2009 writ­ten from a future per­spec­tive about young gay man in a big city after the Wall Street crush.

Sidransky, A.J.

• Forgiving Maximo Rothman– A fas­ci­nat­ing and enter­tain­ing read which mixes World War II Jew­ish refugees in the Domini­can Repub­lic.

• Forgiving Mariela Camacho by A.J. Sidransky – The second novel in the “Forgiving” series taking place in New York City following a Jewish cop of Russian origins and his involvement with the Jewish Dominican community.

Siegel, Jerry

• Super­man: Sunday Classics 1939–1943 (with Joe Shuster) – A col­lec­tion of the comic strips which were pub­lished in papers across the coun­try between the four years men­tioned.

Silva, Daniel

• The Unlikely Spy – A fictional fast paced page turner, set mostly in days preceding the Normandy invasion in WWII.

• Gabriel Allon series

  • The Kill Artist– The first book in the series about Israeli reluctant secret agent Gabriel Allon. A supermodel spy and a tortured hero – who can ask for anything more?

  • The English Assassin – Taking on the Swiss banking cartel and their involvement with the Nazis. The second installment of the series about the reluctant Israeli agent Gabriel Allon.

  • The Confessor– the third install­ment in the fic­tional adven­tures of the reluc­tant Israeli agent Gabriel Allon.

  • A Death in Vienna – Gabriel Allon is sent to Vienna to investigate a murder but discovers a personal connection to the story.

  • Prince of Fire -The fifth book in the Gabriel Allon series. Unlike the pre­vi­ous books, this one takes place mostly in Israel as oppose to Europe.

  • The Mes­senger -The Sixth book in the Gabriel Allon series which takes our hero across the globe foiling al Qaeda plans to destroy the Vatican.

  • The Secret Servant -The seventh book in the Gabriel Allon series. The Israeli spy is on his way to Amsterdam to look through the archives of an Israeli asset that has been murdered. A routine assignment perhaps, but Allon soon discovers that the Islamic underground plots to commits acts of terror in England.

  • Moscow Rules -The eighth book in the Gabriel Allon series. Allon and his new wife, Chiara, are on their hon­ey­moon in Umbria, Italy. But Gabriel never stops work­ing and is restor­ing a paint­ing for the Vat­i­can. A Russ­ian news­pa­per reporter con­tacts the Israeli embassy in Rome request­ing a meet­ing with Allon who reluc­tantly agrees.

  • The Defector– the 9th novel following Israeli agent/art restorer Gabriel Allon and his team finds them fighting powerful Russian Oligarchs

  • Portrait of an Unknown Woman – The 22nd book in the series featuring Israeli spymaster Gabriel Allon. In this book, the retired spy is attempting to break an international art forgery ring.

• Michael Osborne series

  • The Mark of the Assassin – A fast paced fictional mystery about CIA agent Michael Osbourne. The story takes place mainly in the United States & England and involves several contemporary themes.

  • The Marching Season– The fictional sequel to “The Mark of the Assassin”. The phrase “Marching Season” comes from the parades held in Northern Ireland every year.