Renaissance: 418 books

Submit or Lose Her Job! That's the choice one young woman had to make. To keep her plush job with benefits, she had to agree to become a slave and plaything to the corporate executives. Learn what happened to one office slave in this sizzling new novel from the bestselling author of Teaching the Au Pair to Submit.

Hugo Award finalist author Rog Phillips launched his career with this then highly controversial science fiction novel. It was a simple little discovery, worked out mathematically - but it made the atom bomb seem inconsequential. The year is 2196, as seen from 1947. Most of humanity has been wiped...

In an inside study of the acting profession, a popular actor discusses the development of his craft, describes his personal experiences on and offstage, and profiles some of the personalities he has known. Though ever striving for variety in his roles (159 to date!), York is best known in the States...

A living legend and international icon, Joan Collins has built a tremendous career that can could only have been lived by Joan herself. After seeing it all, The World According to Joan finally gives her the platform she deserves to share her thoughts on the state of today's affairs in the only way...

While the CIA is doing its research into psychic powers - aided in their experiments by a woman who has the uncanny ability to locate the co-ordinates of Soviet submarines - the Russians have an altogether bigger and more sinister project in mind: developing a device that uses electromagnetic waves...

With this novel, natinally bestselling author Larry Collins has written another irresistible thriller! Black Eagles presents a viable, "what-if" scenario with powerful international implications, pitting agents of the DEA and CIA against each other on the vicious and violent arena of the drug trade.  

“Arthur Rubinstein was a seventh child—gifted not only with the extraordinary talent we all listened to but also with one of the totaller recalls which makes possible this easy, expansive memoir of his years into World War I but also and especially a very happy nature which makes itself manifest...

The book 'The Boss' hoped would never be published — an explosive unauthorized biography written with the help of Mike Appel, Springsteen's former producer/manager. Based on exclusive interviews and previously unreleased material, including depositions from the lawsuit that prevented Springsteen...

With a Bible belt twang and a shock of gray hair, American Idol winner Hicks resembles nothing less than the other tweeny pop stars churned out by the television megahit. In this inspirational autobiography, Hicks reveals that, before capturing televised glory (and more votes than George Bush in 2004),...

Past Imperfect is the tell-all autobiography by international superstar Joan Collins.

How far would you have to be pushed to take another life? What is the cost of having to make such a decision, even if it is to defend yourself? A woman in an abusive relationship confronts these questions in a final act of defiance.A short sample -For some reason all she could hear was...

The Shamus Award finalist PI returns in another 1940s noir thriller! An all new novella from multiple mystery award nominee author Jack Bludis. Page is called in when decade old pornographic photos of a major silver screen star, taken when the star was a starving new comer in Holywood, are used for...

The clock is ticking toward an inexorable deadline... Three years after 9/11, terrorists have hidden an atomic bomb in the heart of New York. If the President of the United States does not force his Israeli allies to abandon all the land they have occupied in the aftermath of the 1967 War, New York...

“A monumental work!” —Cleveland Press “Moving, fascinating, informative… No other book on this subject… comes close to O Jerusalem!” —Los Angeles Times “It reads like a whodunit, and you turn page after page to see what happens next. … The pace is so swift, the drama...