books by Berkley Book

books by Berkley Book

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Tom Clancy's Op-Center: Mirror Image

Tom Clancy, Steve Pieczenik

Berkley Book, 1995

Op-Center what a ride!
This is a Clancy classic! Keeps your interest and juices flowing from cover to cover!

Knit One, Kill Two (Knitting Mysteries, No. 1)

Maggie Sefton

Berkley Book, 2005

Knit one, Kill two
I have been knitting for years, and Maggie Sefton has put a spin on the art. I love the bonus of a recipe and a pattern at the end of the book. The knitting mysteries keep me reading, it's hard to put it down once you get started.

All Signs Point to Murder: First in the New Series!

Kathy Goldring

Berkley Book, 2001

An error-riddled, badly-written book
This clunker is not worth your time. The dialogue is clumsy, the plot transparent, and it's based on totally false premises. Want an example? Here's an innocuous one--Goldring ascribes paintings of Tolkien's characters to a "Depression-era" artist, when the books ...

The More I See You

Lynn Kurland

Berkley Book, 1999

A truly enchanting tale
Absolutely loved this book. Couldn't put it down once I got started. Loved the tenderness between the H/H. Richard is a tortured soul, after the abuses he suffered as a child from his father. He rescues Jessica from danger who unknowningly has landed herself in ...

Flight of the Old Dog

Dale Brown

Berkley Book, 1988

One of the greatest books of all time
If you like military adventures, you will love this! A classic!

Cotillion

Georgette Heyer

Berkley Medallion Book, 1973

From S. Krishna's Books
I've really been enjoying all the Georgette Heyer re-releases that Sourcebooks has been putting out. This is the third one I've read (along with The Reluctant Widow [review] and Faro's Daughter [review]) and I can now say for certain that Heyer is an amazing author. I ...