Product Description: An edgy, tersely written new novel by the best-selling co-author of 'A Place Called Waco'. Allan loves his wife Lanna so much he feels compelled to kill her. Obsessed by a desire to achieve an absolute fusion of their separate souls, he secretly plans to take her life, to merge it with his own...read more

Product Description: A celebration of love and sex through the seasons.In the Garden of Desire presents a series of linked stories exploring a wide range of explicit sexual experiences. The book follows the seasons of erotic life-from Spring and the loss of innocence, to the darker side of sexuality in Fall, and finally Winter, where deeper levels of sexual feeling are expressed in compassion and tenderness...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

Product Description: An explosive and timely topic! Leon Whiteson is a bestselling author who co-authored the book A Place Called Waco, published by the Perseus Group in the Fall of 1999. A Terrible Beauty: An Exploration of the Positive Role of Violence in Life, Culture and Society explores various aspects of violence from historical, cultural, literary and personal perspectives...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

One of nine survivors of the attack on the Branch Davidian compound in 1993 describes how he came to join the religious community and offers an eyewitness account of the tragedy (view table of contents)

When writer Whiteson decided to spruce up his Hollywood backyard, he never dreamed that the garden would become as absorbing a creative endeavor as the novel. This book describes the initial lure of the garden, the trial and error planting and the increasing ambition that turned Whiteson's desolate yard into a spectacular story of its own.

Product Description: Classic writing about a cultural landmark. This new edition of Pulitzer Prize-nominated essays: • includes important texts from the 1989 edition • plus photos from Julius Shulman Built seventy years ago by Sam Rodia, a man of humble origins, who had no formal architectural training, the Watts Towers in Los Angeles are one of the most original structures in architecture...read more

After returning to Rhodesia in 1973, Paul Kahn, a successful architect, becomes a terrorist in order to help the Black guerrillas topple the nation's white government

Product Description: Book by Whiteson, Leon