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Betty Zane
By: Zane Grey

Zane Grey (1875-1939) published his first novel - "Betty Zane" - which was a historical novel set in the American Revolutionary War and based on the life of one of his ancestors.

BICYCLE SHOP MURDER
By: Robert Burton Robinson

Greg Tenorly lives a quiet and lonely life in a small East Texas town, until he is selected as a juror for a murder trial. A beautiful, mysterious redhead befriends him, and seems to have a romantic interest. But is she merely using him to influence the outcome of the trial? By the end of the first week, three people connected with the case are dead, and Greg is beginning to fear for his own life.

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Bleak House
By: Charles Dickens

Bleak House is a satirical look at the Byzantine legal system in London as it consumes the minds and talents of the greedy and nearly destroys the lives of innocents.Dickens's tale takes us from the foggy dark streets of London and the maze of the Inns of Court to the peaceful countryside of England.  

Blix
By: Frank Norris

A sentimental romance with a strong autobiographical basis, about a San Francisco journalist who falls in love with the daughter of a socially prominent family.

Both Hands Full
By: John Erik Ege

(Book Three) Admiral Pressman has lost control of a secret project, the first joint Federation Klingon vessel, a hybrid of technologies from a number of species. Garcia is recruited to recover the ship, and the prototype weapons capable of destroying whole planets: a modified Genesis Device, which is a violation of the Federation Klingon treaty. Unfortunately for Garcia, he discovers too late that the ship itself has illegal technology; it has an operational phase cloak, an extension from the Pegasus Project, which if discovered could start a war with the Romulans. As Garcia chases down the s...

Buddha's Tooth
By: Robert A Webster

Some people are born to be heroes. Some people earn it through years of trying. Allow me to introduce you to three likely lads who had heroism strangely dropped on their heads. Please enjoy the first adventures of Nicholas (Nick) Godfrey, Stuart (Stu) Wilson, and Spock, three unattached, English, horny, thirty-something lads on holiday, as they almost battle with evil forces, almost rescue damsels in distress and almost save a country from total destruction. They definitely do however, drink copious amounts of amber fluid and have lots of horizontal fun. The story is set mostly in the amazin...

Captain Blood
By: Rafael Sabatini

The book was a smash hit and was followed up with additional adventures of swashbuckler Peter Blood in numerous sequels. A salty dose of high-seas adventure for all fiction collections, this is the most affordable edition currently available.

Captain Fitz
By: Jim Keil

CAPTAIN FITZ was a real-life hero of the American Revolution. He was a Colonial Robin Hood, who stole from the British and gave the spoils to poor colonials. This book is historical fiction, based on his story and his exciting exploits during the Revolution.

Cashel Byron's Profession
By: George Bernard Shaw

Cashel Byron's Profession is written by G. B. Shaw.

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Caterpillar to Butterfly - Joy Forever
By: Ravi Sharma

This spiritual fiction speaks about evolution of man - from being a severely restricted caterpillar that crawls (lower state of being a human) to a beautiful and free butterfly (exalted state of evolution). Partibhan, the protagonist of this story becomes a reluctant guru of a powerful cult started by his father, much against his will. Yet, instead of enjoying the wealth and power of the cult following, he becomes restless when he observes the vast difference between what is preached and what exists, when it comes to spirituality. He sees humanity chained to materialistic pursuits gone out o...