Nuclear JellyfishDorseys brilliantly, profanely funny 11th novelzips along like P. G. Wodehouses best work. Richmond Times Dispatch Tim Dorseys outrageously zany, gleefully violent, and uproariously funny Nuclear Jellyfish marks the triumphant return of lovable, thrill killing Florida historian and tireless civic booster Serge A. Storms. The bestselling author of Atomic Lobster, Triggerfish Twist, and Florida Roadkill, Dorsey can match Carl Hiaasen punch for punch

he fears he’ll lose more than just the game

The Black Witch:

Adam Hamilton

the longest serving United States’ Congressman in history

Thomas Moore's now classic work provides a powerful spiritual message for our troubled times

The stunned public turned for solace to Debbie’s only remaining child

and What We Ate is an intimate and inspiring memoir of food and family—both the ones we are born to and the ones we create—and their enduring legacies

hires him to investigate a former employee—a tech whiz kid named Eli Preston—and search his thoughts for some very valuable intellectual property Sloan is convinced he’s stolen

His estranged actress wife was seen visiting him just before his death and Hercule Poirot himself heard her brag of her plan to “get rid” of him

and how her grandfather’s influence keeps their people safe

Her help might be their only hope

author of The House on Mango Street