Lambert: 710 books

Alicia is an average young girl that is suddenly plunged into a post-apocalyptic world when a nuclear bomb wipes her town of Montreal. Alone in her shelter, she knows that she will run out of food and needs to go outside, but will there be other survivors, and if so, who can she really trust? She...

Her heart isn’t for sale. With her new boss hounding her at her old boys’ club of a Madison Avenue marketing firm, Rachel has no time for a man in her life. Just finished school, she spends practically every waking hour at work to prove that she’s as good as any guy at the job. Better,...

A “disquieting” (The New York Times) and mesmerizing tale from an award-winning British author about a mysterious group of children who appear to a disfigured recluse and his country doctor—a tale that “[stirs] the imagination in the manner of Roald Dahl or C.S. Lewis” (Winnepeg Free Press). In...

A collection of fourteen short stories with a main theme of mystery/fantasy but encompassing humour drama and horror.

A collection of eight short stories which encompass sci-fi, drama, horror and comedy.

A hotel with mysterious guests, a city where the moon wanders, an abandoned seaside pavilion, are some of the places visited in this, Richard Lambert's second collection. Structured around a movement from city to sea and always alert to the emotional resonance of landscape, The Nameless Places dwells...

This is a long short story describing one man's struggle to move on after the premature death of his wife, and her unique efforts to help him do so. Reviewers have said:"A very poignant, but also uplifting story of Reena, who suddenly finds out she has inoperable cancer and has only weeks to...

Walking into Murder is a cozy mystery with a strong setting and distinctive characters: wonderfully appealing amateur sleuth Laura Morland, a Professor of Gender Studies; a country manor full of British eccentrics, and the Cotswolds, site of Laura’s planned walking tour through England’s quaintest...

2120 A.D. On our decimated planet [decimated by a group of scientist in Switzerland who finally were able to reverse an atom and attempted to conduct a controlled collision; which back fired and caused a near extinction level reaction that wiped out the population of Europe, Asia and Africa....

Is this a book for you? It is about the dream of a boy. The mom is a nurse and always concerned with insect bites and viruses, including HIV. The dad is a prof and always tries to teach math at any moment of the day. His best friend is a Jewish businessman who works in construction. The great-aunt...

Redemption is a dark psychological thriller that tells the story of an ex-con turned attorney, an insane man with a secret addiction, and a marriage spoiled by poor choices.Samuel Elijah Johnson seeks to overcome his past by educating himself in prison. He graduates law school but has no clue...

This book offers a perspective on chronic illness that is gentle, thoughtful and hopeful. It will interest Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia sufferers and their carers. For health professionals early or later on their professional journey, Longing to Live offers insight into the suffering...

An Australian PERKS OF BEING A WALLFLOWER, YOUTH is about Hammer and his three best friends, Ali, Austen and Ez, a group of 'dickhead Melbourne school boys' who are on the threshold of adulthood. It's their final year of secondary school and the time where everything becomes more interesting, complex...

This wonderful short story from Merv Lambert takes place in Videoville, an unusual town where movies are made. Not all the animals who live there are friendly, however. Take Mr. Rockhopper, for example. He can be one angry penguin! Skidder, probably the fastest penguin in the West, can be relied on...