How many books & in what order were James Axler Deathland books written?
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0Encounter\n1Pilgrimage to Hell\n2Red Holocaust\n3Neutron Solstice  \n4Crater Lake\n5Homeward Bound\n6Pony Soldiers\n7Dectra Chain\n8Ice and Fire\n9Red Equinox\n10Northstar Rising\n11Time Nomads\n12Latitude Zero\n13Seedling\n14Dark Carnival\n15Chill Factor\n16Moon Fate\n17Fury's Pilgrims\n18Shockscape\n19Deep Empire\n20Cold Asylum\n21Twilight Children\n22Rider, Reaper\n23Road Wars\n24Trader Redux  \n25Genesis Echo \n26Shadowfall \n27Ground Zero \n28Emerald Fire \n29Bloodlines  \n30Crossways  \n31Keepers of the Sun \n32Circle Thrice \n33Eclipse at Noon \n34Stoneface \n35Bitter Fruit  \n36Skydark  \n37Demons of Eden  \n38The Mars Arena  \n39Watersleep  \n40Nightmare Passage  \n41Freedom Lost  \n42Way of the Wolf  \n43Dark Emblem  \n44Crucible of Time  \n45Starfall  \n46Gemini Rising  \n47Gaia's Demise\n48Dark Reckoning\n49Shadow World\n50Pandora's Redoubt\n51Rat King\n52Zero City\n53Savage Armada\n54Judas Strike\n55Shadow Fortress\n56Sunchild\n57Breakthrough\n58Salvation Road\n59Amazon Gate\n60Destiny's Truth\n61Skydark Spawn\n62Damnation Road Show\n63Devil Riders\n64Bloodfire\n65Hellbenders\n66Separation\n67Death Hunt\n68Shaking Earth\n69Black Harvest\n70Vengeance Trail\n71Ritual Chill\n72Atlantis Reprise\n73Labyrinth\n74Strontium Swamp
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NO MAN'S LAND by BOB SEGAR?
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I actually have three favorites.\n\nThe first book is Shogun by James Clavell.  I've read it so many times it fell apart, and I had to buy a new one. It's about an explorer whose ship runs aground in "The Japans."  He has heard about fabulous riches there.  He finds himself in a strange place where he can't speak the language at all and where the customs are completely alien to anything in his experience.  Worst of all, the samurai can kill him for the slightest of affronts.  Fascinating book actually based on the life of a real person (Will Adams), someone who was the ancestor of a man my family knew in Japan.  He moored his boat next to ours.  \n\nThe second is Watchers by Dean Koontz. It's about a genetically enhanced golden retriever, the man who finds him in the woods, and the Other, a creepy creature. \n\nThe third is The Stand by Stephen King.  This one is basically about a Super Flu which escapes from the lab and proceeds to decimate the country.  There are very few survivors, and they are drawn to one of two places - to an old woman (the good) or to the Walking Dude in Vegas (the bad).  Basically, it's about the battle between good and evil for control of the remaining people.  M-O-O-N that spells great book!!
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OK, first of all, it's Mary Shelley and it's Frankenstein (or, the Modern Prometheus).\n\nShe also wrote Valperga, The Last Man, Lodore, and Falkner. Well that's four.
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Walter Sickert\n\nI recommend the below book, very informative and interesting.
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3 books: "Running With Scissors," "Dry," & "Magical Thinking," all by Augusten Burroughs =]
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Look on EBay.  Buy the DVD.  And then E-mail our boy Clive and tell him to hurry up with the sequel.  And with the next Book of Abarat, too.
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Sonya Sones has a website at http://www.sonyasones.com and she lists all her books with descriptions at http://www.sonyasones.com/mybooks.htm.    She does indeed have 3 other books than the ones you list, however they are not novels, but books of poems and short stories in verse.  \n\nSearch the online catalog of your local public library to see if it has the books you want.  To find your local public library catalog try searching at Google (http://www.google.com) using the name of your city and the words "library catalog."
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There aren't any other titles listed on his official website, aside from an illustrated Da vinci code and illustrated Angels and Demons.He did write The Bald Book though it isnt listed.
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Simon & Schuster: Look Away!: A History of the Confederate States of America (Hardcover) \nA History of the Confederate States of America By William C. Davis \n\n\nShelby Foote is a great war author, also....
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Are you looking for the books:\n\nA Divine Revelation of Hell \nby Mary K. Baxter (Paperback - September 1993) \n\nA Divine Revelation of Heaven \nby Mary K. Baxter, T. L. Lowery (Paperback - July 1998)
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For an ebook of Dean Koontz's "Book of Counted Sorrows" go here:\n\nhttp://www.ebookmall.com/ebook/69236-ebook.htm\n\nYou can also find it at Barnes & Noble.
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Many Lives, Many Masters by Brian Weiss\n\nFrom 1988.  A story based on a psychiatrist and his patient where he discovers all the past lives she has lived.  It goes through how this girl knew things about his past that she could not have possibly known but knew due to her past lives.\n\nModified to add this: Synopsis \nMANY LIVES, MANY MASTERS is an engrossing and compelling look into the subject of reincarnation and past-life therapy. Dr. Brian Weiss was a successful and conservative psychotherapist when he met the subject of his book, Catherine, a young woman having problems with anxiety and depression. After exhausting his usual course of treatment with no success, Dr. Weiss turned to hypnotherapy. While under hypnosis, Catherine began speaking of a place she referred to as "between lives," a realm of spirit guides who had messages for this world. She also spoke of her own past lives and described events that could possibly explain her current phobias and fears. Dr. Weiss was understandably skeptical until Catherine began telling him about his own deceased son. With this verifiable information, Dr. Weiss felt he had discovered his life's work: to educate the world about past lives and their potential for healing. Dr. Weiss weaves science and metaphysics into a well-paced narrative that reads more like a mystery than nonfiction. Throughout the engrossing plot, Dr. Weiss builds a strong case for his theory that past lives can unconsciously influence present-day living. MANY LIVES, MANY MASTERS has become a classic in the field of reincarnation studies and past-life therapy.
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The Golden Age trilogy by John C. Wright\n\nHe's a newer sci fi writer writing about the far distant future of humanity. Interesting, intellectually challenging books. The link below is for the first book.
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Author, wrote lots of books including several in the Riftwar series - Magician : Apprentice, Magician : Master, among them. Very good books.
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http://www.gutenberg.org/\nhttp://www.eliteskills.com/ebook_downloads.php
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amazon\n\nsearch by author