The Stephen King Library Desk Calendar 2012




Publisher: Mooseluck Associates, Inc., October 10, 2011
Review: If you’re a fan of Stephen King, chances are you avoid pet cemeteries, you have a healthy fear of clowns and when you think of the Man in Black, it isn’t Johnny Cash who comes to mind. But there’s so much more to the Master of Horror, and in our Club exclusive Stephen King Library Desk Calendar 2012, you get to spend a year inside his sinister universe. Packed with essays, juicy details and fascinating trivia, this year’s calendar is also full of excerpts from all the Dark Tower books, articles from professionals he has influenced and more. Plus, it features quizzes—like Mid-World Word Trivia, which tests your knowledge of High Speech—and notes on the future of the series. This calendar is packed with so much, it’s scary!


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Legacy



Danielle Steel
Publisher: Delacorte Press / Div. of Random House, September 28, 2010
Review: Brigitte Nicholson isn’t offended when her best friend urges her to be more passionate about life. Amy doesn’t understand that at 38, Brigitte is content. She has a job she likes, a book she’s writing and someday she and her longtime boyfriend will take the next step. But “someday” has an unexpected outcome when Ted abruptly ends their relationship. Now questioning all her choices, Brigitte decides to forget about the future and immerse herself in the past.
You’ll agree that Legacy is Danielle Steel at her incomparable best when Brigitte, at her mother’s behest, begins to research her family’s genealogy and is astonished to learn she’s descended from French aristocracy. Even more fascinating is evidence of an ancestor shrouded in mystery, a Native American linked to an 18th-century marquis. As Brigitte’s research takes her to South Dakota, then on to Paris, following Wachiwi’s journey from the Great Plains to the French court of Marie Antoinette, she finds she’s inherited much more than her ancestor’s sultry looks. Brigitte realizes that the desire to meet life—and love—with passion is part of her true family legacy, and it changes her forever.


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Street Gang


The Complete History of Sesame Street
Michael Davis
Publisher: Viking Penguin/Div. of Penguin Putnam, January 01, 2009
Review: First launched on November 10, 1969, Sesame Street is the longest-running children’s show in history, a fixture in the childhood memories of people the world over. Tell anyone that “C is for cookie,” and odds are they’ll be able to rattle off its immortal follow-up, “That’s good enough for me.
Street Gang is the compelling and often comical story of this pop-culture landmark. Discussing its unlikely beginnings, Michael Davis traces the show’s evolution through its many ups and downs, from Nixon trying to cut off its funding to storekeeper Mr. Hooper’s death to the rise of Elmo. Also discussing the visionaries—like Jim Henson—who gave the show its magic, this is an unforgettable story of five decades of creative effort and love.


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Sandra Lee Semi-Homemade: Comfort Food



Sandra Lee
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., November 23, 2010
Review: In the time it takes you to button your overcoat, pull on your boots, put on your mittens, wrap up in a scarf and apply a little lip balm, you can be most of the way to a satisfying hot meal, thanks to any of Sandra Lee’s trademark semi-homemade comfort food recipes. If it’s quick and easy, 70 percent ready-made and 30 percent fresh, economical and delicious, chances are you’ll find it in 149 recipes for Snacks and Starters, Soup-and-Sandwich Pairings, Stews and Chilies, Sides, Breakfast Anytime, Main Dish Casseroles, One-dish Dinners, From the Oven (for all things roasted) and Desserts. What a treat for fans of Sandra Lee's popular Food Network® show and anyone who loves easy-prep food that makes you feel warm inside! Color photos.


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Sewn Toy Tales


12 Fun Characters to Make and Love
Melly & Me
Publisher: David & Charles Publishers, June 01, 2011
Review: Oh goodness! Break out your fabric stash because these darling soft toys are just about as cute as they come! It’s the special touches—such as Preston the Lion’s ruffled mane, Alvin the Alien’s goofy facial expression, Pearl the Zebra’s stylish dress-up wardrobe and Finnegan the Frog’s button-jointed limbs—that make these 12 sweet-as-can-be softies so fun to sew, display and give.With Sewn Toy Tales, Melanie Hurlston and Rosalie Quinlan (aka Melly & Me) make it easy for anyone with the most basic sewing skills and supplies to make the sweetest dolls out of a few scraps of fabric. Great ideas abound for mixing playful prints and customizing the dolls to make them uniquely your own, and you get full-sized templates, too.


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Charlie the Ranch Dog



Ree Drummond
Publisher: Harper Collins Childrens Bks., April 26, 2011
Review: Fans of The Pioneer Woman—aka Ree Drummond—rejoice! The author of the wildly popular blog, the #1 New York Times bestselling cookbook, The Pioneer Woman Cooks, and The Pioneer Woman Black Heels to Tractor Wheels has a brand new children’s book inspired by her real-life Basset Hound, Charlie.
Meet Charlie the ranch dog. Breakfast is his life, especially when bacon is involved. Charlie has dangly ears, floppy skin and big fat paws. And he loves living in the country. That’s because he works like a dog…fixing fences, gardening and helping his family out on the range. Yep, it’s all work, all the time for Charlie the ranch dog. In fact, he's probably working right now
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A ranch dog’s work is never done! (Ages 2-4)


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My Lost Daughter



Nancy Taylor Rosenberg
Publisher: St. Martin's Press, Llc, September 14, 2010
Review: With My Lost Daughter, suspense master Nancy Taylor Rosenberg strains our nerves to the limit as her most memorable character, Lily Forrester, struggles to balance the demands of a high-profile murder trial with the needs of her own child in crisis.
A Ventura County, CA, judge, Lily achieved a position of power in order to help those who can’ t help themselves. She’s determined to see justice done in her current case, the sensational trial of a woman who killed her 2-year-old son. But she’s thrown for a loop when she receives word that her own daughter, Shana, is on the verge of a nervous breakdown. Pressured by the looming trial, she takes Shana to a supposedly prestigious treatment facility for evaluation and counseling.
But then things go horribly awry. The institution Lily has chosen is far less interested in treating patients than with bilking the insurance companies out of extravagant fees—and they are less than scrupulous about patient’s rights. Discovering that Shana has been drugged without her consent, Lily must summon all her knowledge of the law to free her daughter. And she’ll have to work fast, because there’s a sociopath hiding at the facility…and Shana is his new obsession.


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The Suicide Run: Five Tales of the Marine Corps



William Styron
Publisher: Random House Inc., October 06, 2009
Review: Perhaps the last volume from one of literature’s greatest voices, The Suicide Run brings to life the drama, inhumanity and heroism that forever changed the men who served in the Marine Corps.
Celebrated for such works as Sophie’s Choice, Darkness Visible and the Pulitzer Prize-winning The Confessions of Nat Turner, the late William Styron also wrote deeply personal tales based on his experiences in the Corps. The Suicide Run collects five of the best. Ranging from the story of a leatherneck on the eve of battle to a poignant tale of a Marine trying to return to civilian life, this collection offers a rare and honest look at military life…and fascinating insight into the early, formative experiences of a literary legend.


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The Civil War Sewing Circle


Quilts and Sewing Accessories Inspired by the Era
Kathleen Tracy
Publisher: Martingale & Company, January 01, 2011
Review: As much a celebration of the women who, through their handiwork, supported and comforted communities torn apart during a tumultuous time in our nation’s history as it is a quilting reference, The Civil War Sewing Circle is sure to touch the hearts of quilters and nonquilters alike. In addition to 16 easy and beautiful quilt projects true to the style of the era, Kathleen Tracy shares letters written to and from soliders, vintage photos, and stories that give a fascinating glimpse into the lives of the women on the home front who influenced history one stitch at a time, whether quilting for the “soldier boys” in military camps and hospitals, for charities, or for the mothers and wives anxiously waiting for news of their loved ones.


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Once a Marine


An Iraq War Tank Commander's Inspirational Memoir of Combat, Courage, and Recovery
Nick Popaditch
Publisher: Savas Beatie Llc, September 15, 2008
Review: On April 9, 2003, an AP photographer captured an image of Gunnery Sergeant Nick Popaditch smoking a victory cigar in his tank, the statue of Saddam in the background—but a year later, Popaditch suffered grievous head wounds in the battle for Fallujah. Once a Marine tells the story of Nick’s struggle to remain the Marine he was. At first, Nick fights to get back to Iraq, but as the permanence of his disabilities become evident, he simply strives to remain in the Corps, and then, for compensation for his disabilities. Throughout, Nick wages his battles like a Marine—because anything less would betray all he holds dear. Readers in and out of the military will cheer for this Marine’s Marine, a man who embodies everything noble about the Corps.


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Gwenhwyfar: The White Spirit


A Novel of King Arthur
Mercedes Lackey
Publisher: Daw Books, Inc., October 06, 2009
Review: Inspired by the work of her friend, the late Marion Zimmer Bradley, bestselling author Mercedes Lackey gives her unique spin to the classic tale of King Arthur, as seen through the eyes of his queen, Gwenhwyfar.
Gwenhwyfar moves in a world where the gods walk among their pagan worshipers, where nebulous visions warn of future perils and where there are two paths for a princess: the path of the Blessing or the rarer path of the Warrior.
Third daughter of a queen who is chief priestess of the Blessing, Gwen is the child most favored by the Goddess. Her mother hopes she will one day follow her footsteps into the ancient ways of the Wise Women. But the hand of another goddess, Epona, is upon her. Enthralled by her father’s famous warhorses, Gwen longs to become skilled at reins, bow and sword. Though she knows that a woman blessed by the Goddess must shun cold iron or risk losing her Power, Gwen chooses the path of war.
Yet the daughter of a king knows that duty comes before desire. When the Wise Women call her to serve a greater purpose, she reluctantly submits to becoming Arthur’s queen—only to find herself facing temptation and treachery, intrigue and betrayal, but also love and redemption.


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Dragonheart


Anne McCaffrey's Dragonriders of Pern
Todd McCaffrey
Publisher: Del Rey, October 28, 2008
Review: Todd McCaffrey, heir to the bestselling science fiction universe created by his mother, Anne McCaffrey, continues the enthralling story of Dragonsblood, as a grave new challenge confronts the dragonriders and their magnificent Thread-killing beasts.
Thirteen-year-old Fiona, the only surviving daughter of Lord Bemin, is just about to assume the duties of a Weyrwoman—co-leader of an entire dragon collective—when much to her surprise she Impresses a queen dragon hatchling. The challenges of becoming a Weyrwoman can be overwhelming. But now a new contagion has spread to the dragons from their fire-lizard cousins, and Fiona faces the possibility of losing her queen to the sickness. Add to that threat the recent sightings of the blackdust that heralds the deadly Thread, and Fiona will have to grow up fast to help deal with the crisis.
As Weyrleader B’Nik and queen rider Lorana comb Fort Weyr’s Records in a desperate search for a solution to the Plague, the past itself may hold the key to saving Pern. Guided by a mysterious ally, and trusting in the dragon gift for transcending time, Fiona will join a risky expedition with far-reaching consequences for both Pern’s future and her personal destiny.


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The Troubled Man


A Kurt Wallander Novel
Henning Mankell
Publisher: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc./Random House, March 29, 2011
Review: On a winter day in 2008, retired naval officer Hakan von Enke vanishes during his daily walk near Stockholm. Officially, the case has nothing to do with Det. Kurt Wallander—but personally, it concerns him deeply, as his daughter is engaged to the missing man’s son. And, at von Enke’s 75th birthday party, Kurt had noticed the old man’s disturbed demeanor as he talked vaguely about an incident from his past.
Sticking his nose where it doesn’t belong, the veteran detective uses all his old tricks to dig into Hakan’s naval career. Then Mrs. von Enke goes missing, and Kurt finds himself with a host of clues…but no answers in sight.
The first Kurt Wallander novel in a decade, The Troubled Man by Henning Mankell is well worth the wait!


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Bearers of the Black Staff



Terry Brooks
Publisher: Del Rey/ Bantam, August 24, 2010
Review: From The Sword of Shannara and The Word and the Void to the Genesis of Shannara, Terry Brooks’s fantasy epic plunged us into a powerful struggle of good vs evil. Now, Bearers of the Black Staff brings his magnum opus full-circle—back to the origins of Shannara.
For 500 years, the descendants of those who survived the Great Wars have lived peacefully in a remote mountain valley warded by impassable magic. Now the wall they thought would last forever is changing. Sider Ament—current bearer of the Black Staff—has found that the wards are waning and monstrous creatures are breaking through, wreaking havoc on the unsuspecting.
Ament’s discovery stirs fierce opposition as well as brave young allies. The Children of the Hawk, who believe their savior will return to lead them out of the valley, see Ament, his teenaged messengers, Panterra Qu and Prue Liss, and their unusual abilities as a threat to their rule. Still others view the crisis as a chance for conquest and a grab at power. As Ament hunts the deadly creatures already at large, Pan and Prue embark on a perilous quest to unite Men, Elves and the others Races against the rising menace.
But the outside world is already planning its attack....


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Hester



Paula Reed
Publisher: St. Martin's Press Inc., February 16, 2010
Review: Paula Reed delivers a magical continuation of The Scarlet Letter, filling us in on the “lost years” as Hester Prynne travels to England in hopes of building a life away from 17th-century Boston.
From the moment she donned the famous scarlet letter, Hester was endowed with the ability to sense sin and falsehood in people. It’s a gift not lost on Oliver Cromwell, the Lord Protector of the Commonwealth. Because her sight can be seen as either sorcery or a divine blessing, she’s soon blackmailed into using her gift to expose his enemies. So begins Hester, but even as she’s drawn into a dangerous world of treachery and intrigue, can she help her daughter avoid the same pitfalls that shattered her own life all those years ago?


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Born in Africa


The Quest for the Origins of Human Life
Martin Meredith
Publisher: Perseus Books LLC, May 10, 2011
Review: Uncovering the details of human evolution is a painstaking affair. In Born in Africa, Martin Meredith follows the discoveries of human origins made by scientists over the last hundred years, recounting their intense rivalries, personal feuds, and fierce controversies as well as their feats of skill and endurance.
Scientists have identified more than 20 species of extinct humans and firmly established Africa as the birthplace of humanity and modern humans. They have revealed how early technology, language, and art all originated in Africa; and they have shown how small groups of Africans spread out in an exodus 60,000 years ago to populate the globe. Meredith first focuses on the exploits of key field scientists, starting with the pioneer researchers of the early 20th century, and then moves forward along the trail of discoveries leading to the emergence of Homo sapiens.
Here, for example, is Raymond Dart, whose “Taung child” skull was savagely dismissed by critics as dating too late to play a role in human ancestry, and Robert Broom, whose discovery of another specimen, dubbed “Mrs. Ples,” aided Dart’s case. We meet the Leakeys—the first family of paleoanthropology—and chart their triumphs and disappointments. Louis Leakey’s skull find, “Dear Boy” (Z. boisei), became one of the most famous fossils in history; meanwhile, his son Richard later encountered intense questioning over the claimed age of another skull named 1470. We trace the rising fortunes of Donald Johanson, who set out to beat Richard Leakey at his own game, and recall Johanson’s triumphant discovery of “Lucy.” Later, with Johanson and Tim White’s conception of A. afarensis, the hominid family tree was redrawn—a move criticized by Richard Leakey.
From the “hobbits” of Indonesia to recent findings about human migration from mitochondrial DNA, Born in Africa is a dramatic account of the human past.


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Scarpetta



Patricia Cornwell
Publisher: Putnam Pub Grp/Mbr of Penguin Putnam, December 02, 2008
Review: Patricia Cornwell’s new thriller, Scarpetta, transplants our favorite forensic pathologist far outside her South Carolina comfort zone to the Big Apple, where something’s rotten to the core….
Called in as a favor to the NYPD, Kay Scarpetta now finds herself in Bellevue Hospital’s psychiatric prison ward looking into the wild eyes of a savagely disfigured prisoner, and she can’t help wondering what she’s gotten herself into. The patient, Oscar Bane, rattling his handcuffs and chains in distress, begs Kay to believe that while his injuries were sustained during the course of a young woman’s brutal murder, he didn’t do it. The truth, Bane claims, is that he’s in as much danger as the victim was.
It’s tough to put any faith in a maniac’s rantings, but as more women die, it seems as though Bane could be telling the truth. With her husband, forensic psychologist Benton Wesley, and her niece, Lucy, who has recently formed her own forensic computer investigation firm, Kay continues to seach for answers with the certainty that whoever is committing the crimes has one very sick agenda. And as always, Patricia Cornwell leads us through shocking twists and turns until we find out what it is.


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The Strawberry Letter


Real Talk, Real Advice, Because Bitterness Isn't Sexy
SHIRLEY STRAWBERRY
Publisher: One World, April 05, 2011
Review: The Steve Harvey Morning Show’s spirited co-host Shirley Strawberry serves up more of the no-nonsense advice and inspiration listeners of the nationally syndicated radio show crave in her first book. A single parent and a woman willing to let Mr. Right find her, Shirley’s got hard-won lessons to share with you. Whether the topic is cheating boyfriends, crazy mothers-in-law, job troubles or money problems, Shirley’s girlfriend-next-door honesty has made the “Strawberry Letters” segment of the show a huge hit. Now, in this uplifting motivational guide, she helps women take a good hard look at their lives and conquer issues they have with:
Love and relationships—the highs and lows of dating, marriage and breakups
Family—the challenges of being a great mom
Sisterhood—getting and giving the support you need to stay sane
Self-esteem—tips for finding balance, faith, and acceptance in your own skin
Complete with a foreword by Steve Harvey, and packed with motivating “Strawberry Tips” and personal stories that will empower you to trade the drama for positive, powerful love and life experiences, The Strawberry Letter is a book all women should have on their bookshelf.


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Peace of Me



T.N. Williams
Publisher: Kensington Books, November 01, 2010
Review: Celia Alexander is a God-fearing Christian woman who recently learned her ex-husband, Khalil, isn’t who she thought he was. Now she’s discovered a link between Khalil and a teenage girl, Desiree, who vanished from Detroit’s inner city three years before. Khalil may be behind bars now, but his sins still haunt his family while he runs a covert business operation to feed his disturbed mind and fund his eventual release from jail. On top of everything else, Kaleia, their troubled 16-year-old daughter, is headed down a dark path of self-destruction. But as more information comes to light, and Celia learns more about the connection between Khalil and Desiree, keeping her family together may be more than she can handle....


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The Journal of Helene Berr



Helene Berr
Publisher: The Weinstein Company, LLC, November 11, 2008
Review: How will the world be cleansed unless it is made to understand the full extent of the evil it is doing?” So writes Helene Berr in the diary that has become a publishing sensation around the world; a work that has proven to be an important literary contribution to the history of the Holocaust, written by a gifted young writer who would become a victim herself.
Translated by David Bellos, The Journal of Helene Berr was written by an exceptionally intelligent young woman who was among the many French Jews funneled through Drancy, the Parisian collection camp, to Nazi death camps. She was a student of English Literature at the Sorbonne and was deported to Auschwitz with her mother and father in 1944, eventually dying in Bergen-Belsen in April 1945, four days before the British liberated the camp.
The book traces her development as a college student reading Yeats and Shakespeare to her eventual arrest and the grave conditions of her life thereafter. Throughout the heartrending tale, the young author peppers her narrative with a disarming philosophical air, declaring, “I am leading a posthumous life.” Now, with the publication of this journal, that life can be revealed to the world.


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Breve historia de la brujeria



Jesus Callejo
Publisher: Ediciones Nowtilus, S.L., January 01, 2006
Review: ?Sabia que las iglesias protestantes quemaron a mas personas que la catolica? ?Que dos santos cristianos estuvieron ligados a la hechiceria? ?Que la mas violenta caza de brujas se dio en el Renacimiento y no en la menos progresista Edad Media? Descubra eso y mas en esta interesante obra que desmitifica uno de los capitulos mas vergonzosos de la historia humana. En sus paginas podra averiguar por que se ha dicho que las brujas volaban en escobas si nadie las ha visto nunca de esa manera, examinar los libros prohibidos que contenian sus conjuros y analizar los mitos, falsas creencias y “leyendas negras” sobre las mujeres que fueron consideradas brujas durante cientos de anos.


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A Summer in Sonoma



Robyn Carr
Publisher: Harlequin Books, June 29, 2010
Review: In A Summer in Sonoma, Robyn Carr serves up another deeply satisfying tale of friendship and romance as four women help each other through problems great and small. After a series of bad dates, Cassie has all but sworn off romance, so why is she so intrigued by the long-haired biker who wants to take her on a tour of Sonoma? Julie, on the other hand, found love early, but three kids, one dog and a boatload of bills later, she’s wondering if love is enough to keep their family afloat. Marty’s problems are two-fold—a firefighter husband who no longer thinks about romance…and an old flame who wants to rekindle the past. And for secretive Beth, an old nightmare has returned, and unless she acts, it could change all their lives forever….


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Relentless



Dean Koontz
Publisher: Bantam Books, Inc./Div. of Random House, June 09, 2009
Review: Dean Koontz has proven time and again why he’s “a master of the edge-of-your-seat, paranoid thriller” (Newark Star-Ledger). But Relentless puts the bestselling author in a league of his own as he explores the razor-thin line between the best and worst of human nature.
Cullen "Cubby" Greenwich is a bestselling novelist who has everything he’s ever dreamed of—married to the love of his life, a genius child, even a great dog. On the heels of a bad review for his latest book from notoriously reclusive critic Shearman Waxx, Cubby has an accidental encounter with the poison-pen critic. And suddenly life takes a sharp 180-degree turn to the dark side. Waxx begins terrorizing Cubby's family and threatening slow and grisly deaths for each of them. But the seemingly hapless Cubby and his loved ones have more resilience than Waxx realizes—and they are not about to let a crazed, bow-tie-wearing psychopath destroy everything they hold dear.
Koontz is working at his pinnacle, providing terrific entertainment that deals seriously with some of the deepest themes of human existence: the nature of evil, the grip of fate and the power of love" (Publishers Weekly, starred review).


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The Strip



J.J. Salem
Publisher: Griffin, November 08, 2011
Review: In J.J. Salem’s too-hot-to-handle page-turner, The Strip, Las Vegas is the ultimate adult playground where fantasy fulfillment is one phone call away, and today’s stripper could be tomorrow’s Governor’s wife….
Kristin Fox is the bestselling writer of controversial sex-in-suburbia novels who hungers for a sensual feast beyond the pages of her money-making fiction. Jennifer Payne is the therapist who has an answer for every relationship problem except her own. Billie Shelton is the casino song-and-dance dazzler who has been saved, remade and quietly shattered by a dangerously obsessive husband. And Cam Lawford is the dirty little secret they share, a rugged stud-for-hire whose erotic escapades become addictive…and deadly.


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All the Time in the World



E.L. Doctorow
Publisher: Random House Inc., March 22, 2011
Review: A wedge is driven between a husband and wife when a mysterious stranger claims to have grown up in their home. A busboy finds himself entangled in a web of organized crime when he marries a beautiful Russian immigrant. A strange confluence of circumstances causes a man to go off the grid, subsisting off what he can forage in the same affluent suburb where he used to live.
These are just a few of the mesmerizing tales in this exciting collection by E.L. Doctorow, author of Homer & Langley, Billy Bathgate and The March. Containing six new stories that have never appeared in book form, and a selection of celebrated classics, All the Time in the World affords us a fantastic new opportunity to savor the genius of a true American master.


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Home Improvement: Undead Edition



Charlaine Harris
Publisher: Ace Books Inc./Imp of Putnam Berkle, August 02, 2011
Review: There’s nothing like home renovation for uncovering bodies in the walls and otherworldly portals in the attic. Now, for any homeowner who's ever wondered, “What’s that creaking sound?” or fans of reality TV who’d like a bit more unreality, Charlaine Harris and Toni L.P. Kelner—editors of Death’s Excellent Vacation—bring you Home Improvement: Undead Edition—an all-new collection where the undead dabble in DIY.
Sookie Stackhouse resides in these pages in a never-before-published story by Charlaine Harris. And bestselling authors Patricia Briggs, Simon R. Green, Heather Graham, Melissa Marr and nine more outstanding writers construct more frightening and funny fixer-upper tales guaranteed to shake foundations and rattle your pipes!


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No Place for a Lady


A Novel
Maggie Brendan
Publisher: Fleming H. Revell Co, January 01, 2009
Review: Maggie Brendan's No Place for a Lady is full of adventure, romance and the indomitable human spirit.
After her father’s death, Crystal is relieved to leave the troubles of her Georgia life to visit her aunt Kate’s ranch in Colorado. It’s 1892 and, despite being raised as a proper Southern belle, Crystal is determined to hold her own in this wild land—even if the handsome foreman doubts her abilities. Just when she thinks she’s getting a handle on the attention from the cowhands and the catty barbs from some of the local young women, tragedy strikes the ranch and Crystal will have to tap all of her resolve to save it from a greedy neighboring landowner.
Can she rise to the challenge…or will she go back to Georgia in defeat?


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Pale Demon


Book in the Hallows Series
Kim Harrison
Publisher: HarperCollins, February 22, 2011
Review: Kim Harrison delivers a new twist to her bestselling Hollows series in Pale Demon—road trip!
Rachel Morgan is so-o-o not looking forward to attending the annual witches convention in San Francisco, but she has to go. Condemned to death for doing black magic and consorting with demons, she has three days to get there and clear her name. If she can’t pull it off, she’ll be hiding out in the demonic ever-after forever after.
Banned from the flight lists, Rachel has no choice but to hitch a ride with elven tycoon Trent Kalamack, who’s driving to the West Coast on his own mysterious business. But Rachel isn’t Trent’s only passenger—Ivy and Jenks are going with him, too. Can a witch, an elf, a living vampire and a pixy keep from killing each for more than 2,300 miles, or will the assassin on their tail catch up to them first?
A fearsome demon walks in sunlight, freed from centuries of torment to devour innocent souls—but his ultimate prey is Rachel Morgan. While the powerful witch with nerves of steel will do whatever it takes to stay alive, embracing her demonic nature may not be enough to save the day. Or keep her hard-fought-for family together....


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It's Not About Me


Rescue From the Life We Thought Would Make Us Happy
Max Lucado
Publisher: Integrity Publishers, March 09, 2004
Review: Max Lucado tells it like it is—and it’s not about us! He shows us how to live by putting God at the center of our lives. Only then will we be rescued from the self-centered life we thought would make us happy.


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Crave



J.R. Ward
Publisher: NAL Signet, October 05, 2010
Review: The war between good and evil continues in Crave, the second book on J.R. Ward’s The Fallen Angels series, as badass fallen angel Jim Heron fights to save a soul that might be too dark for redemption.
Isaac Rothe is a black-ops soldier with a dark past who’s facing an even darker future. As if being targeted for assassination isn’t bad enough, he’s just been put behind bars, and is a sitting duck with no one to turn for help. Well, almost no one. Who would have thought, after all these years, that he would find love in the gorgeous form of his public defender? But with his fate all but sealed, the timing couldn’t be worse…and that’s when Jim Heron enters the picture.
For Isaac, the bad news is that not just his life, but also his soul, is on the line. The good news it that Jim is on the job. An angel with an attitude, Jim’s the last guy you would think would want to save your soul, but Jim doesn’t like to lose. Of course, neither does the she-devil who's been sent to claim Isaac's soul. The battle lines are drawn, but for Isaac, it comes down to one question: Is his newfound love his only hope for salvation…or is it all just an illusion designed to teach him the true meaning of hell?


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Portrait of a Marriage
Edith Gelles
Publisher: William Morrow & Co, Inc/Imp of Har., April 14, 2009
Review: It was a love match that has been “mythologized in American history,” one that endured for 54 years, produced a President-son and established a political dynasty. Now, in Abigail & John, historian Edith Gelles gives us a powerful double biography that views America’s founding through the lens of this extraordinary couple.
With ample excerpts from their extensive correspondence, Gelles provides a vivid portrait of the Adams’ family and political life, including John’s single turbulent term as president and Abigail’s successes as our second First Lady. Ultimately, Gelles shows how the Adams’ marriage was a marriage of equals. The result is an inspiring, first-hand flesh-and-blood account of the birth of the United States.


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Joe DiMaggio and the Last Magic Number in Sports
Kostya Kennedy
Publisher: Sports Illustrated-Time Inc., March 08, 2011
Review: On May 15, 1941, Joe DiMaggio lined a hard single to left field at Yankee Stadium—a quiet beginning to his legendary 56-game hitting streak. 56 tells the story of DiMaggio’s achievement, and how it electrified the nation.


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I Know Where I'm Going


Katharine Hepburn, A Personal Biography
Charlotte Chandler
Publisher: Simon And Schuster, Inc., March 02, 2010
Review: In I Know Where I’m Going, acclaimed biographer Charlotte Chandler reveals famously private Hollywood legend Katharine Hepburn as never before. Drawn from a series of interviews Chandler conducted with the actress over the course of two decades, it shares—often in Hepburn’s own words—the star’s thoughts on her brother’s suicide, her love affair with Spencer Tracy, her many co-stars and her experiences working on such classic films as The Philadelphia Story and The African Queen. Also featuring archival photos and personal recollections by Cary Grant, James Stewart and Ginger Rogers, this is a rare, intimate look at one of the silver screen’s greatest icons. Her grace, inner strength and wonderful sense of humor shine on every page.


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The Accidental Guerrilla



David Kilcullen
Publisher: Oxford University Press, March 13, 2009
Review: The world’s foremost expert on counterinsurgency and guerrilla warfare—and advisor to General David Petraeus in Iraq—David Kilcullen has dramatically influenced America’s decision to rethink its military strategy in Iraq. In The Accidental Guerrilla, he provides a remarkably fresh perspective on the War on Terror.
Kilcullen looks at war as it’s actually fought, drawing distinctions between local insurgencies and a broader pan-Islamic campaign—and warns that the U.S. needs to do the same to win the War on Terror. Colored with gripping battlefield experiences that range from Southeast Asia to the Afghan-Pakistani border to the Middle East, The Accidental Guerrilla is a startling book that will change the way we think about war.


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The Mindset Lists of American History


From Typewriters to Text Messages, What Ten Generations of Americans Think Is Normal
Tom McBride
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., July 01, 2011
Review: Just as high school graduates in 2011 can't imagine having to enter phone booths and deposit coins in order to call someone from the street corner, those of 1957 couldn't imagine life without zippers. Every August, Tom McBride and Ron Nief's popular Mindset List highlights the cultural touchstones that have shaped the lives of that year's incoming college class. Now this fascinating book extends the Mindset List approach to dramatize what it was like to grow up for every American generation since 1880, showcasing the remarkable changes in what Americans have considered "normal" about the world around them. Sharp and insightful, The Mindset Lists of American History is a fascinating new tool for understanding our shifting perspectives.


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Everlasting Kiss



Amanda Ashley
Publisher: Kensington Pub Corp, February 02, 2010
Review: Drinking vampire blood has become all the rage but few people are brave enough to procure the precious liquid. Daisy is one of them. Though she doesn’t want to destroy the vampires, she’s not above sneaking into their lairs and draining them of a pint or two. Turnabout’s fair play, right?
The vampires call her the Blood Thief, but to Erik Delacourt, she is a thief of hearts. His, to be specific. Though he’s sworn to hunt her down, one look at Daisy reawakens desires he buried centuries ago, and instead of killing her, all he wants to do is kiss her. Too bad fate has other plans. As Amanda Ashley’s Everlasting Kiss unfolds, the stakes go up when an elder is destroyed and the master vampire himself takes an interest in the case.


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Mayra Santos-Febres
Publisher: Santillana Usa Publishing Company, October 01, 2009
Review: Sirena Selena, quinceanero de cuerpo androgino “acostumbrado a la lujuria que habita la calle”, posee un don que le permitira sobrevivir de otro modo: su voz. Su “madrina”, Martha Divine, travesti rubio oxigenado con pechos de silicona, pretende convertirlo en la diva del Caribe. Y si lo logra, la duena del Danubio Azul podra terminar de hacerse “la operacion”. Hugo Graubel, empresario aburrido de su esposa y de su vida disipada, se propone amar a Serena “como siempre habia querido amar a una mujer”. Sus historias, y las de otras “locas”, “dragas”, “closeteros” y todo el sordido inframundo gay de Puerto Rico y la Republica Dominicana, se entrelazan aqui para revelar, al son del bolero, las muchas caras de la sexualidad.


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Lavender Morning



Jude Deveraux
Publisher: Atria Books, March 31, 2009
Review: Jude Deveraux “instinctively knows what every woman is searching for—her own knight in shining armor” (Publishers Weekly). That’s why fans will be swept away by Lavender Morning, as this “master storyteller” (The Literary Times) proves once again that her “touch is gold” (Publishers Weekly).
Jocelyn Minton’s mother grew up enjoying the privileges of vast wealth, where the luxury of private school, elegant teas and country club dances were nothing out of the ordinary. Yet she forswore her inheritance to marry a handsome laborer. Sadly, she died when Jocelyn was very young, but her father’s remarriage to a woman from a background similar to his own brought the motherless girl to the attention of Edilean Harcourt. The wealthy spinster made Jocelyn her protegee, and often regaled her with stories of the dashing man she loved and tragically lost amid the chaos of World War II. Years later, when Jocelyn inherits Miss Edi’s home in Virginia, she finds a note from her dear friend promising that there, waiting, would be her one true love. Instead, Jocelyn finds two men soon vying for her affections—and the stunning solution to a mystery that will change her life forever.


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American Studies



Mark Merlis
Publisher: Alyson Books, May 01, 2009
Review: Mark Merlis, prize-winning author of An Arrow's Flight and Man About Town, first burst onto the literary scene with American Studies, his gripping 1996 debut, which, after being out of print for several years, has finally been reissued in a beauitful new hardcover edition.
The book remains a remarkable tour-de-force. Sixty-two-year-old Reeve is convalescing in a hospital bed, slowly recuperating from a brutal beating suffered at the hands of a trick gone south. While intermittently flirting with the handsome straight patient in the neighboring hospital bed, Reeve deconstructs every peak and valley of his life, inadvertently shedding light on over 50 years of the gay American experience as he recounts long-lost friends, ex-lovers, and life’s myriad disappointments. Much of the book centers on his troubled relationship with Tom Slater, a professor who battled McCarthyism in the Fifties only to commit suicide once his homosexuality was discovered. A nimble balancing act of jet-black humor and searing insight, the novel paints a portrait of a genuine survivor. It’s a masterful accomplishment, and a worthy addition to any library, gay or otherwise.


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In Deep Waters 2


Cruising the Strip
Radclyffe
Publisher: Bella Books, Inc, May 13, 2008
Review: Place your bets on the hottest lesbian erotica collection of the year!
Last time sexy scribes Karin Kallmaker and Radclyffe joined forces, they got wet and wild with cruise ship-themed stories in the hit collection In Deep Waters. This time around, they’re saying “land ho!” Instead of cruising the Caribbean, they're cruising the Las Vegas strip!
Ante up for a collection of titillating tales hotter than a Vegas showgirl. From the tables to the hospitality suites, the frothing fountains to the floor shows, In Deep Waters 2 is filled with insatiable women who are ready to double down and go all in, and who believe there’s no such thing as a bad hand.
Want to know what really happens in Vegas? Hint: Luck is definitely a lady tonight!


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Coming Up for Air



Patti Callahan Henry
Publisher: St. Martins Press, Llc, August 16, 2011
Review: The sudden death of her celebrated mother comes as a jolt to Ellie, as does her husband’s cold response. The truth is Ellie’s marriage is in trouble, which is one reason she is so moved at the funeral by the appearance of her ex-boyfriend. When Hutch explains that he’s been working on a documentary involving her mother’s activist past, Ellie offers to take him to the family’s home on the Alabama coast. But Ellie is unaware that the house, cloaked in mystery, conceals stunning truths that could change her life.
In Coming Up for Air, Patti Callahan Henry weaves a seductive tale as Hutch and Ellie discover within the rambling homestead clues to an unrequited love story. Will it lead them to unleash the yearning in their own hearts?


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Hitler's Pre-Emptive War



Henrik O. Lunde
Publisher: Casemate Publisher & Book Dist., February 01, 2009
Review: Following the defeat of Poland in 1939, the British began to exert control of the coastline of neutral Norway—and the Germans quickly responded with a dizzying series of assaults. In Hitler’s Pre-Emptive War, Henrik Lunde has written the most objective account to date of this pivotal campaign.
Lunde takes us into the thick of the action as troops are airlifted into Norway, the German navy sets sail, dive bombers soar overhead and German units ambush Allied units trying to forge inland. Germany’s perseverance resulted in an Allied withdrawal—one that would dog them in the years to come.
Hitler’s Pre-Emptive War is a groundbreaking look at a campaign in which 20th-century military innovation found its first fertile playing field.


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A Fire Upon the Deep



Vernor Vinge
Publisher: Tor Books, April 01, 1992
Review: A driving force in science fiction, Vernor Vinge won the 1993 Hugo Award for this space adventure whose ideas still wow us today.
In Straumli Realm, human scientists discover an archive of quantum data lost to the nets for 5 billion years…and unwittingly unleash the Blight. A god-like Power, it's now free to prowl the multilayers of space—from the High Beyond to the Slow Zone—destroying its human enemies.
Piloted by two scientists and their children, Johanna and Jefri, one ship escapes and lands in the Slowness, on a world inhabited by hostile beings. Captured and separated, each convinced the other is dead, Johanna and Jefri find themselves in a complex alien society—only to learn that the Blight has followed….


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Nathan Saves Summer



Gerry Renert
Publisher: Delta Publishing Company, July 01, 2010
Review: Nathan the Hippo can hold his breath under water longer than all the other animals. He’s a natural when it comes to floating on his back. He’s strong. He always wears sunscreen. And he wants to be a lifeguard more than anything. Unfortunately, the local watering hole is small, which is a major problem because Nathan’s the largest animal of all. But one day, when Nathan has almost given up on his lifelong dream of becoming a lifeguard, an unusual twist of fate changes everything.
Kooky and colorful illustrations of jungle animals splashing, swimming and having fun make Gerry Renert and illustrator Carrie Anne Bradshaw’s Nathan Saves Summer as refreshing as a tall glass of ice-cold lemonade on the hottest summer day! (Ages 2-4)


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A Poem a Day


365 Devotional Readings Based on Classic Christian Verse
Philip Comfort
Publisher: Lion Hudson, August 30, 2008
Review: Philip Comfort and Daniel Partner have compiled a collection of poems for every day of the year, drawn from 17 centuries of Christian reflection. With biographical details on the poets and illuminating aids to worship, it’s sure to bring new meaning to your daily devotions.
A Poem a Day contains some of the most eloquent and profound Christian poetry ever written, providing new understanding and inspiration for life’s struggles and victories. Quick devotions for reflection on important themes and short introductions to the authors’ experiences with God will add a new dimension to your faith.
Most of all, you’ll learn more about Christ and be inspired to devote your life to Him with refreshed commitment. Includes indexes.


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All That Remains



Patricia Cornwell
Publisher: Charles Scribner's Sons, September 01, 1992
Review: Dr. Kay Scarpetta is back! Seemingly betrayed by those closest to her during her investigation of a madman who stalks and slays young lovers, she's forced to rely on old bones and decomposing clothing to hook the killer.


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90 Minutes in Heaven



Don Piper
Publisher: Baker Book House, September 01, 2004
Review: Killed in a car crash, Don Piper recalls his joyous entry to heaven and how he miraculously returns to life 90 minutes later to face a grueling recovery. This true page-turner is an affirmation of faith.


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A Poem a Day


365 Devotional Readings Based on Classic Christian Verse
Philip Comfort
Publisher: Lion Hudson, August 30, 2008
Review: Philip Comfort and Daniel Partner have compiled a collection of poems for every day of the year, drawn from 17 centuries of Christian reflection. With biographical details on the poets and illuminating aids to worship, it’s sure to bring new meaning to your daily devotions.
A Poem a Day contains some of the most eloquent and profound Christian poetry ever written, providing new understanding and inspiration for life’s struggles and victories. Quick devotions for reflection on important themes and short introductions to the authors’ experiences with God will add a new dimension to your faith.
Most of all, you’ll learn more about Christ and be inspired to devote your life to Him with refreshed commitment. Includes indexes.


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Jeff Corwin: Your Backyard Is Wild / A Wild Life-2



Jeff Corwin
Publisher: Penguin Group (USA), September 03, 2009
Review: Have you ever had your teeth cleaned by a live shrimp? Wildlife biologist Jeff Corwin has. In fact, he’s travelled to some pretty exotic places and done some pretty amazing things in his exciting career as the host of popular nature shows on Animal Planet®, Disney® and the Discovery® Network. But how did his interest in animals begin? Learn all about his journey from child nature enthusiast to celebrity in A Wild Life—his first-ever authorized biography. Then, Corwin takes you on a safari in an unexpected place in book one of his Junior Explorer Series. If you love a good read, if you love exploring the natural wonders in your own backyard, you’ll love all the fun ways Corwin mixes fact with fiction in Your Backyard is Wild! (Ages 6-9)


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The Night Eternal


The Strain Trilogy, Book 3
Guillermo del Toro
Publisher: William Morrow & Co, Inc/ Imp of Har, October 25, 2011
Review: As nuclear winter cloaks the Earth, the vampires continue to confine humans to giant concentration camps, where they are harvested for the sustenance of the Master Race. But not all have been contained. A group of rebels roams free, among them, Eph, the brilliant scientist who discovered the threat; the exterminator Vasiliy Fet; and Gus, the ex-gangbanger with a talent for dispatching the undead. Unable to destroy this horrific new order, they are suspicious when strange creatures arrive to join the fight....
Frighteningly believable, the bestselling Strain trilogy by Guillermo del Torro (Pan’s Labyrinth) and Chuck Hogan (Prince of Thieves) comes to an explosive conclusion as an unexpected ray of hope pierces The Night Eternal.


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Mobbed


A Regan Reilly Mystery
Carol Higgins Clark
Publisher: Scribner/Simon & Schuster, April 12, 2011
Review: In Mobbed by Carol Higgins Clark, summer is approaching, and P.I. Regan Reilly and her husband, Jack, head of the NYPD Major Case Squad, plan on heading to New Jersey to celebrate Regan’s mother, Nora’s, birthday. But the weekend gets off to an early start when Nora calls Regan to come down right away.
Nora just spoke to an agitated high school classmate, who’s learned to her shock that her own mother, Edna Frawley, has sold their home at the Shore and is having the granddaddy of all garage sales. Everything the actress Cleo Paradise left behind when she recently rented the house is up for grabs. The irrepressible Edna even hired a plane to fly over the beach touting the sale—using Cleo’s name! Would Nora please go to the house and try to curtail any other outrageous antics Edna has in mind?
When Regan and Nora arrive at the Frawley house, a mob of potential buyers is waiting at the gate. Once inside, Regan grows increasingly suspicious about why Cleo left her belongings behind. What was the hurry? And where did she go? It’s a question too many people are asking…and no one can answer. It isn’t long before Regan finds herself searching for Cleo, who’s in even more danger than anyone realizes.


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A Chesapeake Shores Christmas



Sherryl Woods
Publisher: Mira/Harlequin, September 28, 2010
Review: New York Times bestselling author Sherryl Woods rings in the holiday season with A Chesapeake Shores Christmas, a heartwarming tale of family, love, and second chances.
Mick and Megan O’Brien’s breakup and separation years ago was a defining event for the family, one that shaped them—and their children—in different ways. But lately, the most unexpected thing has been happening: they’ve reconnected…and even started dating! And now, they’re finally ready to make it official.
Most of their grown children couldn’t be happier about their rekindled love and their plan to exchange vows over the holiday season. Only Connor is the holdout. His parents’ separation—and what he feels is his mother’s abandonment of the family—scarred him the most, to the point that it drove him to become a divorce attorney. And he’s not about to give his blessing to this reunion romance.
Faced with her son’s objections, Megan quickly develops cold feet. After all, the last thing she wants is to hurt her family again. But is that the end of their hopes of reconciliation? Not quite. After all, it’s Christmas, and in this season of love, they’re about to learn a lesson on second chances that will change all their lives.


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The Hundred-Foot Journey



Richard C Morais
Publisher: Scribner/Simon & Schuster, July 06, 2010
Review: That skinny Indian teenager has that mysterious something that comes along once a generation. He’s one of those rare chefs who is simply born.” So begins the rise of Hassan Haji, the unlikely gourmand who recounts his life’s adventures in Richard Morais’ novel, The Hundred-Foot Journey.
This story is all about family, nationality and the mystery of “good taste.” When tragedy pushes the Haji family out of India, they cope by eating their way around the world, eventually settling in a small village in the French Alps where they open an inexpensive Indian restaurant opposite the famous chef Madame Mallory, who becomes a mentor to Hassan. This is a fable for the ages—utterly charming and deliciously readable.


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An American Betrayal


Cherokee Patriots and the Trail of Tears
Daniel Blake Smith
Publisher: Henry Holt & Company, November 08, 2011
Review: Review by Elliott West
No episode in American Indian history is better known than the Cherokee “trail of tears,” the forced removal of about 16,000 persons from the hills of Georgia to Indian Territory in 1838-39. Often the story is told as a morality play. The state of Georgia and the federal government under Andrew Jackson are the bully boys and the Cherokees the victims whose courageous, brilliantly led resistance finally was not enough to save them from exile.
The episode was genuinely tragic, but as retold by Daniel Blake Smith, the events leading up to removal were ones of political complexity, moral dilemmas, and fascinating, if troubling, conflicts around a people’s search for identity and integrity.
Smith’s focus is not the usual one—the conflict between the Cherokees and the state and federal authorities—but rather the anguished divisions within the Cherokees. His story’s principal characters are John Ridge and Elias Boudinot. This pair, along with Ridge’s father, Major Ridge, typically are condemned as signatories of the Treaty of New Echota, the document authorizing removal over the objection of the vast majority of Cherokees.
If villains, however, Ridge and Boudinot were complicated ones. Pursuing assimilation with the white world, they were educated in New England and married daughters of prominent white families. Back in Georgia they applied their education and considerable skills to hurrying the work of assimilation. This was meant to unify and preserve the Cherokees as a people and to protect their ancestral home. They thought that when white authorities saw the Cherokees’ accomplishments and adoption of many white institutions—Boudinot founded the Cherokee Phoenix, the newspaper in the new syllabary—they would accept fundamentals of tribal culture and would leave their land unmolested.
Their overall goal was to avoid the very thing they later were disgraced for abetting—removal. A tidal change came with the gritty realities of the encroaching frontier. The avarice of officials and of invading white farmers convinced them that losing their homeland was likely. They were equally appalled at how contact with whites brought degradation and the loss of the best of older values of their people. These paragons of assimilation became defenders of essential Cherokee tradition.
This posed a terrible dilemma. Should the Cherokees fight to keep the land of their ancestors but lose their identity as a people, or accept the loss of their land to preserve who they were? John and Major Ridge and Boudinot chose removal, which left them at odds with the huge majority of their people. With admirable economy Smith traces their inner and political journey and tells as well the more familiar events leading to the Treaty of New Echota and the trail of tears. He casts new light on other characters, like Samuel Worcester, the clergyman who was both an ardent opponent of removal and John Ridge’s closest friend.
The course followed by the Ridges and Boudinot would spawn bitter divisions among the Cherokees that would last for generations. For the three men, the end came soon. Condemned by a tribal court, all were assassinated on the same day in June 1839.


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Inside of a Dog


What Dogs Think and Know
Alexandra Horowitz
Publisher: Simon & Schuster, September 15, 2009
Review: What do dogs know? How do they think? The answers in Inside of a Dog will surprise you as Alexandra Horowitz explains how dogs perceive the world, each other and that other quirky animal, the human.
Alexandra draws a picture of what it’s like to be a dog—to be able to detect every bit of open food in the house—even human sadness and the passage of time. How does a tiny dog play with a Great Dane? What’s it like to use your mouth as a hand? What’s it like to experience life from two feet off the ground, amidst the smells of the sidewalk, gazing at our ankles or knees?
Inside of a Dog examines the animal we think we know best but may understand the least. It’s as close as you can get to knowing about dogs without being one yourself.


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A Hellion in Her Bed



Sabrina Jeffries
Publisher: Pocket Books, September 21, 2010
Review: Lord Jarret Sharp isn’t an unconscionable rogue. He’s a carefree rogue. Not that London society can tell the difference. Wielding cards like the gambler he is, he cares little for anything, save perhaps keeping the family brewery afloat.
Enter Annabel Lake, a competitor who wants to join forces in a risky venture. Knowing his reputation, she proposes a scandalous game of cards. If she wins, they form a business alliance. If she loses, she must warm his bed that very night!
The second book in the delightful Hellions of Halstead Hall series, A Hellion in Her Bed is New York Times bestselling author Sabrina Jeffries at her scintillating best. It crackles with wit, sexual tension, and deliciously clever dialogue in every page.


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Healing Yoga for Neck & Shoulder Pain


Easy, Effective Practices for Releasing Tension & Relieving Pain
Carol Kruckoff, E-Ryt
Publisher: New Harbinger Publications Inc., April 01, 2010
Review: Daily activities such as driving or even curling up with a good book can create neck and shoulder tension. Yoga therapist Carol Krucoff’s Healing Yoga for Neck & Shoulder Pain provides easy-to-do, yoga-based practices you can do at work and at home to release muscle tension for immediate relief.
After suffering from chronic neck pain for years, Carol developed a self-care program that can free you from neck pain. By doing simple yoga exercises to stretch tight muscles and strengthen weak ones, you’ll also learn to properly align your body during daily activities that may contribute to your pain.
This easy-to-follow guidebook also addresses common problems that may accompany neck tension, including headaches and upper back pain.


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Time Spike


A Ring of Fire Novel
Eric Flint
Publisher: Baen Pub. Enterprises, December 29, 2009
Review: Eric Flint introduces promising talent Marilyn Kosmatka with Time Spike, a gritty, action-packed novel set in the world of his top-selling Ring of Fire series.
Captain Andrew Blacklock oversees a maximum-security prison in Illinois—a tough job made tougher when the prison is hit by shockwaves. But this was no earthquake. Something has ripped the prison away from the world outside…and sent it back to the age of the dinosaurs.
And they are not alone. Other humans from periods centuries, even millennia, apart have also been dropped into this prehistoric time—including a band of murderous conquistadores. And with death walking outside the walls and savagery breaking loose inside, Blacklock and his prison staff are trapped in the middle!


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Wizard by Trade (2-in-1)


Summer Knight/ Death Masks
Jim Butcher
Publisher: Roc/Imp of Nal Signet, August 01, 2004
Review: First the only wizard in the Chicago phone book single-handedly sparks a war between vampires and wizards, then he finds himself the errand boy of Mab, Winter Faerie Queen. Summer Knight; Death Masks.


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The Peach Keeper



Sarah Addison Allen
Publisher: Bantam Books, Inc./Div. Random House, March 22, 2011
Review: In Sarah Addison Allen’s riveting novel, The Peach Keeper, an abandoned mansion known affectionately as “the Madam” still presides over a small North Carolina logging town with majesty and pride. Willa Jackson’s grandmother, whose family bitterly lost the grand house to the wealthier Osgoods many years back, has told her it is haunted. And Willa, who leads a quiet life running a cafe in town, is inclined to agree. Then Colin Osgood changes everything when he digs up the Madam’s old peach tree and finds buried beneath it a suitcase, a battered fedora…and a skull. A murder investigation is soon underway, and the truth could threaten the growing relationship between Willa and Colin and destroy the reputations of all those they hold dear.


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