\- Wilson is the author of 26 previous novels that total more than 6 million books in print and include 2 New York Times best-sellers--The Keep (Tor, Mass Market ed. 2000) and The Tomb (Tor, Mass Market ed. 1998) \- A fast-paced thriller, The Fifth Harmonic also explores the gutwrenching upheaval of being diagnosed with cancer and having to rearrange your whole world to overcome it \- As a practicing physician himself, F. Paul Wilson is uniquely able to view such a diagnosis both clinically through his own eyes and compassionately through the eyes of his patients who have faced cancer \- Pocket Books holds Mass Market rights for The Fifth Harmonic \- Advertising in Locus \- Serial rights available

Sequel to "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn." begun by Mark Twain in 1885, finished by Lee Nelson

Edra Ziesk's debut novel is a story of loss and the effort to replace what is lost with love. Set in a small New Jersey shore town, the narrative traces the intersecting lives of three young people, silhouetted against the backdrop of the tumultuous years that saw the deaths of John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King, Jr., and spanned the Vietnam War. Fifteen-year-old Joellen Stein, grieving for her mother's untimely death, and Joe Handy, two years older, emotionally stunted by his father's repeated abandonments, come together in an attempt to compensate for their respective losses. Charlieo, Joellen's childhood friend, is left behind as she moves beyond the pale of childish things, into a passion edged in desperation.

Struck by lightening, resurrected, cut open, and stuffed full of arcane documents, the Divinity Student is sent to the desert city of San Veneficio to reconstruct the Lost Catalog of Unknown Words. He learns to pick the brains of corpses and gradually sacrifices his sanity on the altar of a dubious mission of espionage. Without ever understanding his own reasons, he moves toward destruction with steely determination. Eventually he find himself reduced to a walker between worlds - a creature neither of flesh nor spirit, stuffed with paper and preserved with formaldehyde - a zombie of his own devising. The line twixt clairvoyance and madness is thinner than a razor blade. In 1999, The Divinity Student captured the attention of fans of dark fantasy everywhere, eventually winning the International Horror Guild Award for best first novel. Now, The Divinity Student has been paired with its sequel, The Golem, for a …

WHAT IS IT ABOUT? Zabiba and the King is an allegorical love story between a mighty king (Saddam) and a simple, yet beautiful commoner named Zabiba (the Iraqi people). Zabiba is married to a cruel and unloving husband (the United States) who forces himself upon her against her will. This act of rape is compared to the United States invasion of Iraq. DOES SADDAM HUSSEIN RECEIVE ANY MONEY FOR THIS BOOK? Not a dime. The translation is owned by the editor. WHY TRANSLATE THIS BOOK? The editor, an American businessman, had the book translated into English to satisfy his own curiosity. He also felt it would be interesting and a beneficial tool for the curious, the patriotic, the educator, the historian, etc., as well as for the friends and families of servicemen serving in Iraq. The publisher, a strong supporter of U.S. troops, felt the book was an interesting read. …

Siddhartha and The Celestine Prophecy meet Tom Clancy in this suspense-filled, inspirational journey. From the mystic teachings of Sufi poet Rumi, to the stirring parables of Jesus and the Jewish prophets, this spiritual thriller will fill your soul while leaving you on the edge of your seat. "Steve Brody packs thrills, suspense and spiritual wisdom into a book that captivates the reader. The New Commandments is a must read." --John Allan, author of The Healing Energy of Love As Islam and the West hurtle toward disaster, author and psychologist Dr. Steve Brody draws from the wisdom of the world's many voices of faith-as well as proven principles of conflict resolution-to reveal ten principles for achieving universal (and personal) peace.