Place for the Wicked

(For a small group of friends a flight to the South of Fra...)

For a small group of friends a flight to the South of France marks the beginning of a well-earned holiday, the fourth they have spent at the Villa Mimosa in Antibes. It is a place they have come to love--the sun, the sea, the palms. But this year it will be different. It only takes a split second of panic on one of their parts to compromise all of them. The easy camaraderie that once bound them together cracks and falls away. All are prisoners of fear and guilt--and there is no one to rescue them but themselves. "Call it a psychological thriller. It is skillfully deployed, very gripping and totally convincing. What will each of them do? You won't want to put it down until you have found out." (Evening Standard, London)

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Squadron Airborne

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The Theta Syndrome

( Something is wrong at Garden Grove Hospital. As young C...)

Something is wrong at Garden Grove Hospital. As young Claudia Terman lies comatose in the intensive care unit, a nurse begins experiencing seizures in which she involuntarily writes frantic appeals for help...a brain surgeon picks up his scalpel and falls to the floor, dying...a killer moves among the living to destroy the "dead".

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The Damocles Sword

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Pillars of Midnight

(Suddenly and disastrously, smallpox strikes the town of K...)

Suddenly and disastrously, smallpox strikes the town of Kingsbourne in the south of England. For Dr. Steven Monks, this means the postponement of a well-deserved holiday with his wife. As the sickness spreads and takes its toll, the doctor's own life shows increasing symptoms of another kind of trouble--one dating back to a night spent with Ruth, a colleague's wife. His is a moral sickness and before it is through it changes lives as drastically as the epidemic which scourges the town. "A master at showing the fractures of men under stress." (Books and Bookmen)

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The pillars of midnight, by Elleston Trevor

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GALE FORCE

(First printing of this historical sea adventure)

First printing of this historical sea adventure

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Gale Force

( Miles away from the shore, the Atlantic Whipper - carry...)

Miles away from the shore, the Atlantic Whipper - carrying 10 passengers, 40 crew members, and a cargo of grain - is met by a terrible storm. Captain Matthew Harkness is faced with the task of keeping his ship afloat. As he waits for rescue, he is burdened with the thoughts of his wife, his crew, and the lives that may be cut short by the tremendous force of the gale.

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The Domesday Story

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Naked Canvas

("Bold, memorable -- a novel of passion that reveals the e...)

"Bold, memorable -- a novel of passion that reveals the eternal essence of woman."

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Bury Him Among Kings

(Elleston Trevor has chosen WW I and the lives of a variet...)

Elleston Trevor has chosen WW I and the lives of a variety of English soldiers for the setting and characters of this insightful novel. The narrative concerns two brothers from the British aristocracy--Aubrey and Victor Talbot. With them in the trenches of France, we share vicariously in their dangers and discomforts. "A captivating drama of the abrupt end of innocence where love and trust still exist amidst the blood and horror." (B-O-T Editorial Review Board)

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The Flight of the Phoenix

(They are twelve men who shouldn't be alive. They have sur...)

They are twelve men who shouldn't be alive. They have survived the sudden blinding sandstorm that crippled their air freighter. Survived a desperate crash landing in the Sahara of Central Libya. Survived to face the slow, dry, agonizing death of the desert. Twelve men with one hope: to build a new plane from the wreckage of their Skytruck and make a flight out of hell. Only one man could build such a plane: Stringer, the brilliant and obsessed engineer. Only one man could fly it: Towns, the arrogant and tormented pilot. Both had been aboard the Skytruck, but both are mortal enemies whose consuming hatred for each other is a danger greater than the desert itself.

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The Big Pick-Up: A novel of Dunkirk

(The great novel of the most incredible seven days of Worl...)

The great novel of the most incredible seven days of World War II - Dunkirk!

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Tiger Street

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Killing Ground

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Quiller: A Profile and Bury Him Among Kings: Intimate Glimpses of the Life and Work of Elleston Trevor

(QUILLER: A PROFILE by Elleston Trevor Author of nineteen ...)

QUILLER: A PROFILE by Elleston Trevor Author of nineteen novels under the pen name "Adam Hall", narrated by secret agent Quiller, Elleston Trevor offers an inside look at one of literature's most complex, intriguing and enigmatic characters. A list of Quiller titles follows. BURY HIM AMONG KINGS: INTIMATE GLIMPSES OF THE LIFE AND WORK OF ELLESTON TREVOR by Chaille Trevor Chaille Trevor's portrait of the late Elleston Trevor -- the man, his life and his enduring work. She is a professional painter and has been training and showing horses for many years. Her articles on horsemanship have been widely published. Praise for the QUILLER Series: "For fans and students of the genre, it's a must … pure adrenaline!" - The Chicago Times "Hall has been turning out Quiller novels, each one a winner, for years. Over the years, the character has grown in eccentricity, depth and appeal." - The Chicago Tribune "Riveting and taut … you won't be disappointed!" - The Denver Post "Quiller is one of suspense literature's great secret agents!" - The Houston Chronicle "Thrilling." - The Los Angeles Times "They don't get any tougher or more intelligent than the Quiller tales." - The Rocky Mountain News "Quiller is by now a primary reflex." - Kirkus Reviews "Tense, intelligent, harsh, surprising..." - The New York Times (Quiller is) "the greatest survival expert among contemporary secret agents." - The New York Times "Stunningly well done, tense, elliptical, without a misplaced word." - The New York Republic "Espionage at its best!" - The London Times "Breathless entertainment!" - The Associated Press "White-hot intensity." - The Washington Post Praise for ADAM HALL: "Tension in a novel is difficult to maintain at a pitch that actually creates a physical impact on the reader. A few of the best writers can do it, and among them is Adam Hall." - London Times Literary Supplement "Nobody writes espionage better than Adam Hall!" - The New York Times "When it comes to espionage fiction, Adam Hall has no peer." - Eric Van Lustbader, author of Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Imperative "Adam Hall is the unchallenged king of the spy story." - Buffalo News "Adam Hall is an exemplary writer and one of the few in this genre to do his job with a poet's skill and fierce pride in the language." - The Hong Kong Times "Adam Hall writes the most exciting, original and authentic espionage novels to be found on bookshelves today." - The Banner ELLESTON TREVOR bio: Elleston Trevor’s novels, plays, and short stories range from light, witty mysteries to dramas, usually about ordinary individuals experiencing extraordinary situations. To cover a wide diversity of subject matter Elleston wrote under various pseudonyms: Adam Hall, Trevor Burgess, Roger Fitzalan, Simon Rattray, Mansell Black, Caesar Smith, Howard North, Warwick Scott, and even a woman’s name, Leslie Stone. Elleston is best known for his classic, The Flight of the Phoenix, and for his nineteen novels about a spy named Quiller. In 1966, The Quiller Memorandum won the Edgar award for the best mystery of the year. The Flight of the Phoenix and Quiller Memorandum both became major motion pictures. The author was born Trevor Dudley Smith in London on February 17, 1920. He died in Scottsdale, Arizona, on July 21, 1995. CHAILLE TREVOR bio: Chaille Trevor was born in Chicago and raised in Charleston, South Carolina. She attended Stephens College in Columbia, Missouri, the University of Colorado, and Arizona State University, where she graduated in 1968. At this time she began training and showing horses owned by her grandfather, Ed Tweed, a prominent breeder of Arabian horses and owner of Brusally Ranches. In 1987 Chaille married author Elleston Trevor in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The following years were blissful. Shortly after his death in 1995, Chaille began writing a memoir about the man, his work, and their life together. She is currently at work on another memoir: A Riding Life.

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blaze of roses

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Squadron Airborne

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Damocles Sword

(In the darkest days of WW II British Intelligence concoct...)

In the darkest days of WW II British Intelligence concocted a plan that would stymie the Germans. But it required a very brave man to carry it out, one who could infiltrate the elite SS corps. Martin Benedict was the man, and all went well until his cover got blown. Remarkably, success was still possible-- but at an increased risk. Could he bring it off? The answer reveals itself in an agony of suspense, which is no surprise, for Elleston Trevor is a master of the genre.

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The billboard madonna

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