Blasphemy

In Douglas Preston's Blasphemy, the world’s biggest supercollider, locked in an Arizona mountain, was built to unlock the secrets of the very moment of creation: the Big Bang itself. The Torus is the most expensive machine ever created by humankind, run by the world’s most powerful supercomputer. It is the brainchild of Nobel Laureate William North Hazelius. Will the Torus divulge the mysteries of the creation of the universe? Or will it, as some predict, suck the earth into a mini black hole? Or is the Torus a Satanic attempt, as a powerful televangelist decries, to challenge God Almighty on the very throne of heaven?  Twelve scientists under the leadership of a famed Nobel Laureate are sent to the remote mountain to turn it on...And what they discover must be hidden from the world at all costs. Wyman Ford, ex-monk and CIA operative, is tapped to wrest from the team their secret, a secret that will either destroy the world—or save it. The countdown begins...

PRESTON, Douglas

Forge

Impact

Literature & Fiction

Douglas, Preston

Literary

An Irish Country Village

Taylor, Patrick

Contemporary

The cutting hours

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Grice, Julia

Thrillers & Suspense

In the days leading up to the Battle of Rosebud Creek, reluctant Cavalry private Mason Hall saves the life of Ghostwind, a native American seer, and finds himself torn between her people and the people of his birth. By the author of High Freedom.

Thunder in the dawn

MURRAY, Earl

Tiger Woods: The Makings of a Champion

Takes a behind-the-scenes look at the young golfer's career and discusses his campaign for his third straight amateur championship and the beginnings of his life as a professional.

Sports & Outdoors

Tim Rosaforte

Miscellaneous

Lily Cassidy watched her father get assassinated at the beginning of the infamous Lincoln County War.  Left to support her mother and her crippled brother, it's a weight that rests heavily on her shoulders more so because she knows who killed her father, and is powerless to do anything about it.  Lily turns to "Uncle" Emmett Moss, a friendly local rancher, whose fairness and common sense call out to Lily in her hour of need.  But, she's taken aback when the widowed Uncle Emmett proposes the idea of marriage.  Lily, seeing an easy way to support her mother and her brother accepts, also hoping for revenge against Henry Hart, the man who hired her father's killer. Emmett challenges Henry, leading to a bloody confrontation that will kill many of Lily's friends and neighbors.  Through it all Lily matures into a strong, clear - minded woman who learns to accept the strengths and weaknesses of those around her.

Texas Lily

Elizabeth Fackler

Genre Fiction

<p>Red Moon is the story of the Soviet moon-landing project, told from the inside. It begins with a murder, and follows the story of a young man, Yuri Ribko, as he grows from engineering student to Cosmonaut under the secret control of his KGB uncle. This fascinating thriller takes us deep into the heart of the Soviet space program. Red Moon is a modern historical novel, faithful in detail, about the other side of the Space Race.</p>

Red Moon

Michael Cassutt

<p>Award-winning author John Miller's eagerly awaited third novel, Tropical Heat, continues the tradition of page-turning tension and suspense established in his two earlier novels. Tropical Heat is an intricately plotted novel peopled with characters struggling to survive not only a Southern summer heat wave, but also crimes of passion, sexual obsession, and the economic and social upheaval of the mid-1950's. When an army officer is found dead in the small Virginia town of Hopewell, it sets in motion a sequence of events that will forever change the life of Sheriff A. G. Farrell. A. G.'s investigation is hampered from the start by a strangely hostile provost marshal from the murdered captain's base, and by the captain's enigmatic widow, Theresa Fitzgerald, whose beauty, like the terrible heatwave, leaves civilians and soldiers alike gasping for relief. When a thin thread ties together the otherwise unsuspicious deaths of four young women over the past four years, A. G. struggles to retain his sense of objectivity and propriety as sexual tension grows between Theresa and himself, and he must face down the provost marshal whose rush to judgment may get the wrong man hung for murder. As in his two previous novels, which critics compared favorably to the work of such authors as Tim O'Brien, John Sanford, Patricia Cornwell, and James Lee Burke, Miller has created a lead character, Sheriff A. G. Farrell, whose intelligence, independence, and whimsical nature will captivate even the most discriminating and demanding readers. Jacket photography (c) 2001 Hulton Archive Picture Collection & (c) 2001 The Image Ban</p>

Tropical Heat

Miller, John A.

Mystery

Hot Paint

Levinson,Robert S.

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