Browsing: Action and Adventure

When chief detective David Wolf responds to a gruesome crime scene featuring a corpse missing an ear, he knows it can only mean one thing: the so-called Van Gogh Killer is back. A gripping investigation ensues in this edge-of-your-seat procedural!

From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Wrath & the Dawn: On the way to visit her betrothed, Mariko is attacked — so she disguises herself as a boy and infiltrates her enemies’ clan… Throne of Glass meets Mulan in this “beautifully written and masterfully plotted” fantasy (RT Book Reviews).

Magic awakens. Darkness stirs. The Wraith Lord hunts. The war raging in the South seems a remote danger for seventeen-year-old…

Rebellion in imperial Rome. Not the 3rd century but the 20th centuryCaius Tellus wants to seize power in Roma Nova.…

Restless and fire-hearted, ten-year-old Sierra Nevada Smith was always chasing monsters, whether through the pages of her favorite books or…

Michael Violet spends his days as a law-abiding car salesman — and his nights as one of the city’s most infamous thieves. But when his brother is murdered, the lines between his two lives begin to blur as he relentlessly searches for the killer.

A mission reunites Navy SEAL Taylor Rowland with Jacqui, the woman he loved and lost years ago. When she’s captured by a deadly cartel, can Taylor save her life — and reclaim her heart?

From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Historian: When Alexandra happens upon an ornate urn, her efforts to find the rightful owner reveal a harrowing slice of Bulgarian history. “You won’t want to put down this remarkable book” (Claire Messud).

A Texas animal shelter shows signs that someone has been putting down humans. Former detective Al Quinn is drawn out of retirement by the perplexing details of the case, and he soon finds himself — and his new dog — at the heart of a deadly crime ring.

A New York Times bestseller! When a young socialite dies, homicide sergeant Matt Payne refuses to believe the official verdict of suicide. Can he produce the truth in a case riddled with dangerous inconsistencies? “Griffin must be the pope of police procedurals” (Publishers Weekly).