Ruby Sisson Library

Vegas is the true city that never sleeps, here are 22 tales of crime, gambling, and desperation.

Chandler isn't a person; it's the codename for a woman who was shaped from a raw military recruit into a living weapon. She's an assassin without remorse or fear, doing the bidding of an agency so secret that only three people know of its existence. But when her cover gets blown, she becomes the target of a wide-reaching conspiracy led by a mysterious figure whose connection to Chandler goes far beyond what she could have imagined.

A man for Amanda: A slow, sexy drawl was all Amanda Calhoun heard when she walked into the wall of denim and muscle that was Sloan O'Riley, the architect hired to renovate her family's magnificent ancestral estate, the Towers. No-nonsense Amanda found Sloan's easygoing manner infuriating. But his irresistible smile was growing harder and harder to resist. For the love of Lilah: Adrift in a storm, Professor Max Quartermain thought he must have hallucinated...

In A twist of fate, Kane Webster buys First Puget Bank, discovers evidence of embezzling, and can't believe the evidence mounting against Erin O'Toole, the woman he has fallen in love with; In Tears of pride, Sheila Lindstrom is faced with choosing to turn her family-owned Cascade Valley Winery to a corporation while fighting her feelings for the company president, Noah Wilder.

These two classics by #1 New York Times bestselling author Nora Roberts prove that when love is meant to be, nothing can stop itLess of a StrangerThere's no way Megan Miller is going to fall for David Katcherton - no matter how handsome or intriguing he is! The man is after her beloved grandfather's amusement park, and she won't give it up without a fight. But David is a man used to getting what he wants, and Megan soon discovers that she may be next...

In True Colors, the Grey sisters of Water's Edge, a small Washington town, have just buried their mother. Their father Henry, devastated by this, decides to bury his pain in the bottom of a liquor bottle. Moving forward thirteen years, the author delves into the lives and hearts of these young women, their families, and the strong bonds of sisterhood that is tested by jealousy, passion, and betrayal. In Summer Island, thirty-four year old Ruby Bridge...

A spirited, deeply personal inquiry into the near-mythic life and canonical work of J. D. Salinger by a writer known for his sensitivity to the Manhattan culture that was Salinger's great theme.

Leaving Home brings together three previously published short pieces, each dealing with a variation on the theme of leaving home. The first, "Weights and measures," deals with the tragic loss of a child; the second is a non-fiction letter Picoult wrote to her eldest son as he left for college; and "Ritz" tells the story of a mother who takes the vacation all mothers need sometime.

When handsome single dad Slade Watkins came to town, all Riverton wagered that a wedding was in the offering. The hapless widower hadn't a clue about taming his two rambunctious sons, until pretty Danielle Wilde took the motherless mischief-makers under her wing.

Wade McMillan might be a minister, but he's also a man. An unmarried and very attractive one. So is it as a man that he responds to Amy Thornton when she shows up in Promise, pregnant and alone? Or as a man of God? Maybe it's both.