Ellery: 169 books

A dead spy sucks Tim Corrigan into a deadly international conspiracy Walter Ingram has an English name, but a German accent. He passes through the lobby of his New York hotel with ramrod-straight posture, bypassing the bar and going directly to his room. There, he’s greeted with a pistol...

Hypnosis is powerful stuff, and it can make you do a lot more than just get sleepy and cluck like a chicken!  Presented here for the first time are two brilliant young authors working together to bring you three classic stories of hypno-erotica! First up, meet Julie.  She might seem...

Meet Fern Dodelbach. Well-meaning, hapless, and often off-base, Fern would do anything for her friends even if it means looking like a fool, a not uncommon experience in her life. In FRENCH TOASTED, when her wild-child, movie-star cousin Celia arrives in Paris unannounced, it’s all Fern and her...

This is a novella and a complete story at 23,000 words. If you like television sitcoms, you'll feel right at home. Who are the Broads Abroad? They're wits, nits, and innocents abroad, four friends and two sisters in their twenties who've landed in Paris on their backsides, without a cent to their...

Hide And Seek Outside the open window, clustering ramblers flecked the wall with crimson, and the ceaseless murmur of the questing bees filled the midsummer air with melody. No Other sound disturbed the silence of the study, where Marshall Hamilton, President of the Standard Bank, and his secretary,...

In 1634, two ships carrying a small group of settlers sailed into the Chesapeake Bay looking for a suitable place to dwell in the new colony of Maryland. The landscape confronting the pioneers bore no resemblance to their native country. They found no houses, no stores or markets, churches, schools,...

Meet the challenges of educating students with this balanced, whole-child approach to reading for 21st-century learners. This updated, best-selling book co-published with the International Literacy Association (ILA) offers numerous rigorous and engaging techniques, and is sure to be a classroom favorite!...

In Doctor Morrison’s breakfast-room the curtains were drawn back, and the windows stood wide open, letting in a flood of warm June sunshine, and filling the whole room with the fragrance of the soft June air. Even into the streets of the city, restricted and shut in, something of the freshness and...

James Henry, a kind-hearted professor of English literature, is forced to move back home to Quincy’s Gap, a tiny town in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley, to care for his aging father. Shortly after moving into a house that hasn’t changed since his childhood, the overweight, divorced, book-loving...

Hillie is a quiet teenager with an abundance of issues to deal with, and a surfeit of anxieties, prime among which are some pretty dramatic changes to the fundamentals of her life. Her father has bought a shop, with attendant apartment, both of which require more than a little work to get ready, but...

THE NEW BOY Fall term at Fenton Academy had begun. Dick Randall came slowly down the dormitory steps, then stopped and stood hesitating, as if doubtful which way to turn. Uncertainty, indeed, was uppermost in his mind. He felt confused and out of place in his new surroundings, like a stranger in a strange...

A rich comedic portrait of American family life, public schools, and politics. The Caravaggio Art Center Bulletin Sexual dysfunction and presidential stupidity have never been so sadly riveting and distressingly familiar. Welders Weekly Gazette A perfect representation of postmodern...

A GAME OF BRIDGE AT THE FEDERAL Half-way up the slope of the tall hill, beyond the park, looking far out over the city to where, in the distance, the broad blue waters of the bay sparkle and gleam in the sunshine, stands the Federal Club. Serenely it has held its place there for more than half a century,...

Fall term at Fenton Academy had begun. Dick Randall came slowly down the dormitory steps, then stopped and stood hesitating, as if doubtful which way to turn. Uncertainty, indeed, was uppermost in his mind. He felt confused and out of place in his new surroundings, like a stranger in a strange land....