- Call after midnight, Tess Gerritsen
- Orient Express, Graham Greene
- Crazy about the boss, Teresa Southwick
- Body of lies, a novel, David Ignatius
- Doce cuentos peregrinos, Gabriel García Márquez
- The Americans, Jake Bible
- What Katy did next, Susan Coolidge
- Atomik Aztex
- Three words for goodbye, a novel, Hazel Gaynor and Heather Webb
- Arrowsmith
- Atomik Aztex, by Sesshu Foster
- The nameless day, Sara Douglass
- Encounters
- Bitter seeds, Ian Tregillis
- From Russia with love, a James Bond novel, by Ian Fleming
- Daisy Miller ;, and, Washington Square
- The summer of us, Cecilia Vinesse
- The Summer of Us, Cecilia Vinesse
- The red scrolls of magic, Cassandra Clare and Wesley Chu
- The cleaner, Brett Battles
- 'Ware the dark-haired man, Robert Reginald
- Tomorrow, Damian Dibben
- The land of painted caves, Jean M. Auel
- In the bag, Kate Klise
- Afterglow, Cherry Adair
- Monsters of the Earth, David Drake
- The great game, a Professor Moriarty novel, Michael Kurland
- Call after midnight, Tess Gerritsen
- After Byron, Norman Beim
- Three fates, Nora Roberts
- Stories, Katherine Mansfield ; introduction by Jeffrey Meyers
- The wounded hawk, Sara Douglass
- Night train to Lisbon, a novel, Emily Grayson
- Becoming Prince Charming, Loren Bailey
- One last night, Melanie Milburne
- Cat & mouse, James Patterson
- The yellow sailor, Steve Weiner
- The power couple, Alex Berenson
- The mammoth hunters, Jean M. Auel
- The irreversible decline of Eddie Socket, a novel, John Weir
- Three words for goodbye, a novel, Hazel Gaynor and Heather Webb
- Thin ice, Frank Tayell
- Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and his years of pilgrimage, a novel, Haruki Murakami ; translated by Philip Gabriel
- The swimmer, a novel, Joakin Zander
- The memoirs of Barry Lyndon, Esq., edited with an introduction and notes by Andrew Sanders
- Sebastian:, or Ruling passions, Lawrence Durrell
- Wanderlost, Jen Malone
- A tramp abroad, Following the equator : other travels, Mark Twain ; Roy Blount, Jr., editor
- Vanishing point, Morris West
- Through darkest Europe, Harry Turtledove