Saturday Night: A Backstage History of Saturday Night Live

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Hill, Doug

Weingrad, Jeff

Arts & Literature

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For The Good Of The Clan

Miles Archer

Incentive

Jack Ewing

HIS KINGDOM. OUR WORLD. HIS SECRETS. When the thread of hope is split into two, which side will you take?After the capture of three book-bearers, Isaac, Xylia and Arundel are beckoned to return to Agalmath to meet the Dark One. Around the four corners of Elysium, Lucifer and his servants are gathering an army-uniting men, beast, Shadow and Nephilin to expand his kingdom.Hidden in the shadows and holding one of Lucifer's most faithful servants in captivity, the blood-drinkers continue to hunt down Isaac and the others, seeking to retrieve the Book of Letters.Isaac's and Xylia's courage and willingness to fight is starting to wane as they now fear that the path they have taken will claim their lives.When the stars blood drink. When the moon red turns. When the snow melts away. That's when Elysium will burn.

The Gathering of Shadows (The Whispers of the Fallen, Book III)

Literature & Fiction

JD Netto

Genre Fiction

The Secret Keeper: (A Dick Hardesty Mystery Book 13)

The Secret Keeper (Dick Hardesty Mystery)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Grey, Dorien

Mystery

In 1917, revolution rocks Mexico, while just across the border, African-American soldiers plunge the U.S. Army into crisis as they rebel against Jim Crow laws at army camps in Houston and Brownsville. Harrison James is caught in this maelstrom of violence when he travels to the Southwest to investigate the mysterious death of his brother who had commanded a company of African-American soldiers. He meets the beautiful Maria Washington, notorious gunrunner and revolutionary wanted on both sides of the border. Their romance sizzles while his list of suspects grows. James is quickly drawn into a seamy underworld of gunrunning and sedition. To unravel the mystery of his brother’s death, he must outshoot bandits and outwit the army. They travel deep into Mexico where they meet up with the popular revolutionary folk hero, Pancho Villa, but are betrayed and forced to fight their way back to the border and use newly discovered information to unmask his brother’s killer.

Chasing Pancho Villa

Tecklenburg, R. L.

United States

The Guardian

Gentle Reader:My husband is dead and my four-year-old son is the new Earl of Weston. Perhaps even more catastrophic, however, is the news that my husband named his brother, Stephen, the guardian of Giles and of all the immense Grandville estate.Five years ago, Stephen was banished to Jamaica and now he is coming home. Once the thought of Stephen coming home to me was all I wanted out of life. But not anymore. I have made my life without him. I have my son, my horses, my home.There are some things that are unforgivable, as Stephen will find out if he thinks he can take up where he left off with me.My fondest regards,Annabelle Grandville

Romance

WOLF, Joan.

Historical

The Pretenders

Gentle Reader: At the time it seemed like a good idea. Reeve and I had been friends since childhood, so when he needed to persuade his trustee to turn over his inheritance, we decided to pretend to get engaged. Reeve was the Earl of Cambridge, after all. It wasn't fair for him not to have his money.Who would have thought that Lord Bradford would insist we actually marry before he handed over the dibs? Who would have thought that my feelings for Reeve would change so radically, that I would want him as a lover as well as a friend? And who would have thought that someone would be trying to kill me before I even made it to the altar?---- Deborah Woodly

Golden Girl

It should have been a marriage made in heaven. Cheviot was aristocratic and gorgeous--a man tempered by his father's downfall and his own experiences at war. Sarah was artistic and free-thinking, shaped by the best education her nouveau riche grandfather could afford. But there was one problem. The marriage was arranged. The Duke of Cheviot needed money. Sarah's grandfather wanted a title. And so, what could have been a perfect love affair was begun in a most imperfect way.

Isabel Besson's father owns a French Equestrian Circus in which she grew up, touring throughout France and performing with her brilliant horse, Alonzo. In the audience at a performance in London is Leo Sommers, Earl of Camden, who is stunned when he sees in Isabel the replica of his famous great-grandmother, whose portrait hangs in his drawing room. This is no coincidence, as it soon comes to light that Isabel had been kidnapped as an infant and adopted by "Papa" and his wife when an English woman attempted to sell them the baby. Isabel isn't interested in meeting her natural family, but when she learns that her birth father, the Earl of Mansfield, has left her a great deal of money, Isabel sees a means for her Papa to retire from circus life, and she heads for a summer at Camden Hall to prove her right to the inheritance. Camden Hall is one of England's Great Houses, and everything about it feels alien to Isabel. She misses her Papa, the circus, France...everything from the life she knows. She does not like her new relatives: Lady Augusta, Leo's elderly aunt who is always correcting her; Leo's cousin Roger, who calls her "circus girl" and undresses her with his eyes; her own brother Henry, Earl of Mansfield, who doesn't want to surrender their father's money to her. There is one person at Camden Hall who Isabel comes to love...the Earl of Camden--and Leo feels the same about her. Which will win out...love, or money?

The Portrait

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