Books Published in July 1972

New Books List: 18 titles

  • The Day the Sun Stood Still; Three Original Novellas of Science Fiction,

    Poul Anderson

  • Life with Its Sorrow, Life with Its Tear

    Lester Atwell

    Once in America there were houses with deep, shady porches and cool, green lawns under hundred-year-old trees and sunlit attics filled with memories and old furniture where you could sit and read Tarzan of the Apes. This is the world of Lester Atwell...

  • Tremor of Intent

    Anthony Burgess

    A brilliantly funny spy novel, this morality tale of a Secret Service gone mad features sex, gluttony, violence, and treachery. From the author of the ground-breaking A Clockwork Orange.Denis Hillier is an aging British agent based in Yugoslavia. His...

  • Happy With Either

    Ruth Clemence

    The twins, Nils and Sean, had been close friends of Bobbie's for years, and she could never decide which one she liked the best. Now she was working as secretary to their nice older brother Harry. Would he be able to help her choose between them? ...

  • Lord Tyger

    Philip Jose Farmer

    Kidnapped by an insane millionare bent on recreating the famous Lord of the Jungle, Ras Tyger is raised in a remote African valley by people he believes to be apes.Heroic, and beautiful, he is master of his world. And he rules his kingdom with sex, s...

  • The Loner

    George G. Gilman

    RAW This is the first book in a new western series, but it's more than just another novel of the American west. This is the bloodiest and most violent story that ever erupted from our native territory. Here is mean, bone-chilling raw stuff, a compel...

  • Dark Avenger

    Anne Hampson

    In the ancient Greek legend, Hades, lord of the underworld, had carried off the beautiful Persephone to live in his dark kingdom for four months of every year. And now Julie Veltrovers found herself a present-day Persephone, meeting a fate that ha...

  • Virility Factor

    Kane

  • Dead Shot Kid

    Philip Ketchum

  • The Cave of the White Rose

    Flora Kidd

    Juliet Grey was delighted when Lance Crimond offered her a job as secretary to his delightful mother in a lovely part of Scotland, although she wasn't very keen on Lance himself. She was even more delightful, though, when she arrived at Cast...

  • Ride the Dark Trail

    Louis L'Amour

    LOGAN SACKETT WAS NO HERO He'd run the wild trails since near to when he was born... picked up a few horses here and yon and some cattle too ...rode the back trails with the bunch... but he never bothered no women-folks and he got mighty angry wit...

  • Monkshood

    Anne Mather

    They loved Monkshood but hated each other! Monkshood complicated Melanie's well-planned life. Soon to marry a London lawyer, Melanie couldn't really consider living in the Scottish Highlands house she'd inherited. But she did want to s...

  • The Glory or the Love

    Margaret S. McConnell

    Claire was the beautiful, glamorous twin; Jane was the quiet, unspectacluar one. But Jane was quite used to the situation and it didn't worry her -- until she realized that the man she had fallen in love with had eyes for not one but Claire....

  • The Library Tree

    Lilian Peake

    Carolyn Lyle was intelligent, willing to learn, and interested in her new job -- but she was also the niece of a very influential man, and nothing would convince her boss, that iceberg Richard Hindon, that she was nothing but a spoiled, pampered darl...

  • Boston Blitz

    Don Pendleton

    BOSTON! He rarely kills in anger; his is a war of cold methodology and precise maneuvers--but in this Boston campaign we find our warrior moving with a blazing determination to shake that town apart and to reduce its underworld to ashes. His only ...

  • The Newcomer

    Hilda Pressley

    When Dr. Sara Martindale moved from Yorkshire to Norfolk to assist her Uncle John in his country practice, she was beset with more than her share of problems while settling down to her new life. Dr. Jim Crombie in particular had seemed to dislike her...

  • Upon This Rock

    Frank G. Slaughter

  • The Silver Slave

    Violet Winspear

    Rosary was confident that she was going to make a good job of tutoring a young Portuguese girl, but Gisela's father, the imposing Dom Duarte de Montqueiro Ardo, thought otherwise. Rosary was to young and inexperienced, he decreed. And that wa...