Devastated by the suicide of her boyfriend, John Frank, Sarah Watkins uses the private journals of Victor Frankenstein to try to bring Josh back to life. Original.

The Creation (Frankenstein's Children, Book 1)

Pierce, Richard

Children's Books

Berkley_Pub Group

Sara worries that the monster she created from Josh's body--with the help of the private journals of Victor Frankenstein--is in fact a descendant of the mad doctor. Original.

The Revenge (Frankenstein's Children, Book 2)

BERKLEY

Like a modern-day Frankenstein, Sarah Watkins brings her boyfriend back from the dead, but he is doomed because he has the blood of monsters, and Sarah must end the curse--even if it means destroying the boy she loves. Original.

The Curse

The first three chapters of this book cover topics that have long been staples in economic regulation courses -- how healthy markets perform, the sources and effects of the most common forms of market failure, and the issues that arise recurrently in attempting to implement traditional cost-of-service regulation. The fourth chapter describes the etiology of regulatory failure in several contexts. It analyzes the symptoms and sources of poor performance in markets that were long subject to traditional cost-of-service regulation. The fifth chapter describes and analyzes in detail the forms of regulation that have come to dominate the "network" industries: telecommunications, natural gas, and electricity. The sixth chapter introduces readers to attempts to integrate economic regulation and environmental regulation.

Economic Regulation Cases and Materials

Business & Money

Economics

Carolina Academic Press

Russia in North America: Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Russian America, Sitka, Alaska August 19-22, 1987 (Alaska History)

History

Americas

Alaska Limestone Press

The Immortality Clock (The Immortality Chronicles)

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

NoPapyrus Press

The Book of Mankey’s dramatic narratives tell the story of Les Mankey, a grief-stricken dentist who retreats to a rural cabin and encounters a collector of arcade games, a church busybody, and a girl who talks to a newt. In the legacy of epic poems and the Book of Job, Pierce brings humor, music, and the risk of spirituality to this chapbook, parts of which have been published in New South, Birmingham Poetry Review, Ninth Letter, Relief, and Poet Lore.

The Book of Mankey

Poetry

Cooper Dillon Books

Bloodline: The Richardson Story

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Thrillers & Suspense

Xlibris

Dead Men

A century after Scott's doomed expedition, one woman ventures under the Antarctic ice. The discovery of Captain Scott's body in the Antarctic in 1912 started a global obsession with him as a man and an explorer. But a central mystery remains -- why did he and his companions remain during their last ten days in a tent just 11 miles from the safety of their food and fuel depot? Birdie Bowers, an infamously secretive painter, is a woman with a dead man's name: Henry "Birdie" Bowers was one of Scott's companions. A century after his death, she is determined to discover what really happened to him. On her way to view some of the relics from Scott's tent, she collapses and is rescued by Adam, a bored computer expert–who falls in love with her so completely that he agrees to travel with her to the Antarctic to discover the site of Scott's tent, now encased beneath 30 yards of ice. Dead Men tells the story of two journeys. One is of Scott's tragic exploration of the world's coldest continent; the other is of self-discovery and passion in the present day. A debut that ranks with the best of Sarah Waters or Scarlett Thomas, Dead Men is a novel about obsession, life, and death, and the redemptive power of love.

The Overlook Press

See the best price to sell, buy, or rent books by Pierce, Richard. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by Pierce, Richard