Edward Maret is a happy man. He is young rich, carefree and engaged to be married, but Edward Maret has enemies. His cousin Philip envies him his money. Vincent FitzMichael envies him his fiancee, and Jason Deseret, a man with a dangerous secret, fears that Edward Maret can destroy him.

Edward Maret: A Novel of the Future

Literature & Fiction

Katz, Robert I.

United States

Willowgate Pr

Richard Kurtz is a surgeon, a good surgeon if he does say so himself (which he does, despite the old joke about how if you ask a surgeon to name the three best surgeons in the world, he'll have trouble thinking of the other two). He has a luxury apartment on the West Side, a good-looking girlfriend and a busy practice. Kurtz should be happy, but when former girlfriend Sharon Lee is found strangled in a hospital call room, Kurtz cannot resist getting involved...

Surgical Risk

Genre Fiction

The first ever collection of Galen Geer's short fiction, this volume includes the award winning story, One Shot Kill. Many of these stories are told around a campfire. All bear the indefinable stamp of a man who has spent many years hunting and fishing in the wild places of the earth. Short stories in the tradition of Hemingway and Jack London. Man against nature has always been an honored subject for the writer of fiction. Galen Geer is in good company.

Last Supper in Paradise

Geer, Galen

Richard Kurtz is a surgeon, a good one, if he does say so himself (which he does).  Kurtz has a job that he likes, a nice apartment on the East Side of Manhattan and a beautiful girlfriend.  Kurtz works more hours than he would prefer, but this, he has to admit, comes with the territory.  Lew Barent is a cop.  He has a job that he's looking forward to leaving, a daughter he dotes on, a son-in-law he can barely stand, and recurrent migraines.

The Anatomy Lesson: A Kurtz and Barent Mystery (Kurtz and Barent Mysteries)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

<p>Nobody Roots for Goliath is a comic novel about Marvin Walker, a seven foot six inch, nearly illiterate basketball prodigy and Wade, the depressed, neurotic English Professor who befriends him. Can the unlikely bond between these two transcend their differences of age, race and economic expectation? Complications abound as the worlds of academia and athletics collide in this irreverent novel of contemporary college life.</p>

Nobody Roots for Goliath

Hutcheon, Phil