Incendiary (used), by Chris Cleave over-300

Incendiary (used), by Chris Cleave over-300Angry, funny, controversial and unpredictable, "Incendiary" will be one of the most talked about books of 2005. Not since Alex Garland's "The Beach" has a debut novel used such compulsive storytelling to convey a distopian vision of moral degradation. Not since Roddy Doyle's "The Woman Who Walked Into Doors" has a male writer created such a powerful female voice. From her first sentence, Cleave's narrator seduces the reader with her biting, deadpan

the woman whose voice the New York Times said "is as embedded in the history of rock 'n' roll as Eric Clapton's guitar and Bob Dylan's lyrics" tells her story

Moving from Vienna to London's West End

flawlessly written

of unexpected nuances

the military genius who founded the Zulu nation

author of The Word

“Maybe everything that happened to me and to my family had nothing at all to do with the slowing

to giving her less-than-traditional advice to the future female president

The children love her

After withholding parts of herself for so long

The Empty Copper Sea is the seventeenth novel in the Travis McGee series by John D

which measures a company's value based on future expectations