books by Dell Publishing Company

books by Dell Publishing Company

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The Naked Ape - Dell #6266
Desmond Morris

Dell Publishing Company, Inc., 1967

Simply Unforgettable

Mary Balogh

Dell Publishing Company, Inc., 2006

Just wonderful!!
Simply said...one of the best series and authors I have ever read. To the woman who reviewed this in 2005...if you knew anything about natural talent you would know it's just there. You don't need to practice everyday of your life. Since this is a piece of fiction ...

The Client

John Grisham

Dell Publishing Company, Inc., 1994

Tom Sawyer Takes on the Mafia, the FBI, and the Courts
If you only read one legal thriller by John Grisham, I strongly urge you to choose The Client. It's a remarkable book that will reward your patience, pique your curiosity, and keep you guessing until almost the very end. The client has to be the most unusual legal ...

A Time to Kill

John Grisham

Dell Publishing Company, 1992

Your Eyes Will Bleed as You Pour Through the Pages
Gwen Hailey calls her husband Carl Lee at work, tells him their daughter, ten-year-old Tonya is missing. Carl Lee isn't all that worried though, because his wife tends to be, well a little protective. However when he gets home he's met with the news that Tonya has been ...

The Talbot Odyssey

Nelson DeMille

Dell Publishing Company, 1985

Really a gut-wrencher!
One of Demille's best. Highly charged from page one until the end. Still relevant even in post Cold War era.

The Firm

John Grisham

Dell Publishing Company, 1992

The Firm: A Must Read
This was my first Grisham book and it certainly did not disappoint. The story begins when Mitch Mcdeere finally finishes his schooling at Harvard Law. He receives job offers from all big law firms on Wall Street, but he also receives a different offer from a firm in ...

Eric
Doris Lund

Dell Publishing Company, 1975

17-year-old Eric Lund's battle to live against leukemia.

Legacy of Beulah Land

Lonnie Coleman

Dell Publishing Company, 1981

OLD SOUTH
I have read Lonnie Coleman's complete "Beulah Land" series many times over, and I'm always caught up anew in the characters as they lived out their lives during this turbulent time of the Old South's growing up. It is historically accurate and informative.

The Rainmaker

John Grisham

Dell Publishing Company, 1996

David v. Goliath
This isn't a mystery, nor is it a thriller. There are no sadistic serial killers slinking through the night, no wondering who the killer is, no car chases, etc. Despite that, this is a suspenseful book that had me cheering for the little guy to prevail. A newly ...

Beulah Land

Lonnie Coleman

Dell Publishing Company, 1985

BEULAH LAND
The series of Beulah Land books are better than gone with the wind. They are more realistic and historical. I highly recommend these books by Lonnie Coleman!

A Negotiated Surrender

Jayne Castle, Jayne Ann Krentz, ...

Dell Publishing Company, 1982

Battle of wills from the start
Slade York and Calla Nevin have just come from the negotiating table where they've hammered out the acquisition of the company she works for, and it was an even fight to the end. Sure, Calla says that she was out of her depths, but she managed to keep it hidden that ...

Desert Hostage

Diane Dunaway

Dell Publishing Company, 1982

;o) WOW
lOVED IT thought it was a good book...In the beginning I was wondering what the author was doing, thought i was reading the wrong book or something. But i thought it was interesting what she did in the beginning though.

The Castaway (New Zealanders)
Aaron Fletcher

Dell Publishing Company, 1984

A Wrinkle in Time

Madeleine L'Engle

Dell Publishing Company, 1988

The battle between good and evil.
I have often heard people comment about how good this book is, but I've never taken the time to read it before now. I can't say that I was mislead. This is a highly imaginative tale of good vs. evil, told from the point of view of young Meg Murry. Meg is smart but ...

The Talbot Odyssey

Nelson DeMille

Dell Publishing Company, 1985

Really a gut-wrencher!
One of Demille's best. Highly charged from page one until the end. Still relevant even in post Cold War era.