books about: snakehead

books about: snakehead

books:

Snakehead

Anthony Horowitz

Puffin, 2008

Alex rider Snake head
So, after 2005's Ark Angel, still an extremely good book, but not as much so as the stunning Scorpia, Anthony Horowitz diversified into his equally good Power Of Five series but now i am pleased to say, Alex Rider is back and Snakehead is a resounding success. Far ...

Ghosts of Boston
Joseph Mont, Marcia Weaver

Snakehead Press, 2002

Collected here for the first time in one book, is a complete compendium of the ghost stories and haunted legends of Boston. Within these pages you'll be introduced to The Boston Strangler, The Lady in Black and the restless spirits of Charles Dickens, Babe Ruth and Captain Kidd. You'll learn about local entrepreneurs who raised money by ...

Snakehead

Ann Halam

Wendy Lamb Books, 2008

Brilliant fantasy
"Snakehead" by Ann Halam - a fantastic new take on the Perseus legend, set in an ancient Mediterranean of timelessly real seafront cafes and tavernas. Perseus and his mother are refugees from mainland Greece, living on a small island and working in a restaurant. Then ...

Snakehead (China Thriller)

Peter May

Poisoned Pen Pr, 2009

Snakeheads Bring Death Along with Their Human Cargo
"Snakehead boss arrested in China." So read a recent headline in the South China Morning Post, Hong Kong's premier English language newspaper. A snakehead is a Chinese people smuggler. They move their human cargo via boat and truck to Japan, Russia, Europe and as far ...

Snakehead: A Fish out of Water

DOLIN EJ

Smithsonian, 2003

Snakehead-Fish Out of Water
As a snakehead angler, I was both amused and amazed at the furor that eruped in Crofton, Maryland during the summer of 2002. Eric Jay Dolin has captured the true essence of a most unlikely series of events, from the capture of the first unidentifiable fish to the ...

The Snakeheads (Castle Street Mysteries)

Mary Moylum

Castle Street Mysteries, 2001

The Snakeheads
Immigration court judge Moylum has written a cerebral plot with terrific characterization. Courtroom drama with breathless action, and steamy sex. Hard to put down. One of the best books I've read in the past 2 years.

Snakehead (Gunsmoke Western)
Chad Merriman

Gunsmoke Westerns, 1999

In 1874, in the Yakima country, a man, Doc Baker, had dreams: to make wheatland of the rich plateaus up in the Cascade Mountains, to build a railroad through the precipitous passes, and to establish mercantile houses, banks and homes for the people who would work the ranches and the farms and the businesses. He was a big man with big ideas. And ...