Love Finds You in Tombstone, Arizona



Miralee Ferrell
Publisher: Ellie Claire Gift & Paper Corp., February 25, 2011
Review: Fans of Miralee Ferrell’s tales of historical romance will love Love Finds You in Tombstone, Arizona, the newest addition to our popular Love Finds You series.
Christy Grey arrives in Tombstone, only to find her mother ill and her brother trapped in a life of gambling. Desperate for money, Christy is considering returning to the local saloon—and the life she thought she’d left for good. Nevada Keene wants to settle down and get married, but he’s on the run from outlaws bent on revenge, and the woman who captures his interest recognizes him from a stagecoach holdup.
Will Christy turn in Nevada, or will the outlaws on his trail catch him first? And can Christy and Nevada escape their pasts and have a chance to make a life together?


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Daniel X: Watch the Skies



James Patterson
Publisher: Hachette Book Group, July 27, 2009
Review: James Patterson’s Daniel X has his work cut out for him. As a teenage alien-hunter, he has a list of evil predators to eliminate, and while he's made it all look easy so far, much darker days await him. Next on his list, Number Five, is an unsightly and terrifying alien who is watching Daniel as intently as Daniel has been tracking him. Number Five kills for the thrill of it, and he’s operating a sinister entertainment network where innocent people are unknowingly the stars of the show. But while Number Five may have managed to brainwash the public, is he cunning enough to outwit the alien hunter? As the two seek to destroy one another, who will be the ultimate winner? Will Daniel X live to go after the sixth evildoer on his list?


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The Seduction Of Miranda Prosper



Marissa Day
Publisher: Berkley Publishing Corp, January 04, 2011
Review: Dark magic and even darker desires boil over in The Seduction of Miranda Prosper, a scorching tale by Marissa Day about a love that breaks all the rules…and shatters every taboo.
In the rarified atmosphere of London’s upper-crust society, the willful Miranda Prosper is widely considered unmarriageable. She is therefore stunned when handsome Corwin Rathe asks her to a waltz. Is it a mercy dance? She thinks so, until his salacious whisper makes her body melt. But their meeting leads to more than just seduction. Corwin and his partner, Darius, are sorcerers engaged in a war against the treacherous Fae. And Miranda’s journey into their erotic world would be fraught with dangers—magical and physical—greater than any she could imagine….


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A Gathering of Crows



Brian Keene
Publisher: Dorchester Publishing Co Inc, July 27, 2010
Review: People say the town of Brinkley Springs is dying. They don’t know how right they are.
One spring evening, evil swoops in on coal-black wings: five uncanny figures whose thirst for murder will turn this sleepy town into an abattoir.
When an invisible barrier cuts the town off from the outside world, killing all electrical power, escape becomes impossible. As the crow-men run amok in the night, consuming the souls of the dead, the few terrified survivors find their only hope is a mysterious practitioner of powwow magic…and a high school student with nascent powers of his own.
Bringing back the ex-Amish magus Levi Stoltzfus (LeHorn's Hollow), A Gathering of Crows is a creepy tale of supernatural mayhem from gore-meister Brian Keene!


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The Wrong War


Grit, Strategy, and the Way Out of Afghanistan
Bing West
Publisher: Random House Trade Pub/Div Random House, February 22, 2011
Review: America cannot afford to lose the war in Afghanistan. Yet we can't seem to find a clear way to win. So argues combat veteran Bing West, backed by eight tours of the region's most violent provinces. In The Wrong War: Grit, Strategy, and the Way Out of Afghanistan, West exposes the real face of the war by taking us to the plains and mountains of this harsh and often inscrutable country, traveling with the troops, experiencing firefight after firefight, illuminating the nation of the country we wish to “build,” exposing the flaws of our leadership and scrutinizing the steps we are taking from the top down.
Counterinsurgency, West concludes, can't work in a shattered society against an enemy based in another country and with strong alliances among the very tribes we seek to control. What's needed is a new approach: Focus exclusively on training the Afghan army, support them with special ops and advisers, forget about American-led nation building and bring the troops home while maintaining a permanent advisory presence.
The Wrong War will stand as one of the definitive accounts of the conflict in Afghanistan, told by a war correspondent whose words carry the unmistakable ring of truth.


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Predator


The Remote-Control Air War over Iraq and Afghanistan: A Pilot's Story
Matt J. Martin
Publisher: Motorbooks International Publishers, November 12, 2010
Review: The MQ-1 Predator is a remotely piloted aircraft (RPA) used for observation, reconnaissance and targeted attacks. While this “drone” is viewed as an autonomous killing machine, the RPA has a crew—but one that remains on the ground, and sometimes far from the missions they’re flying. Ironically, due to the RPA’s monitors, these crews witness the effects of their attacks more closely than those flying traditional bombers.
Predator is Lt. Col. Matt J. Martin’s account of fighting the war on terror from the controls of an RPA. From his training in Nevada to his time in Iraq—where he and his crew witnessed the collateral damage of urban warfare—Martin illuminates a program that until recently was a largely classified secret.


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Taylor Made



Sherryle Kiser Jackson
Publisher: Kensington Pub, July 26, 2011
Review: Pamela “Pill” Jones was raised in poverty by her older sister and always craved “the good life.” Today she’s a successful hairstylist, but she and her husband Corey’s income doesn’t cover all the material goods she buys, and they soon find themselves struggling to climb out of deep debt. As Corey bears the brunt of their money problems, Pill just keeps spending. Now Corey’s feeling strained and he can’t deal. He’s also trying to figure out who he is, but all he sees in front of them are issues, with no end in sight. He asks Pill to join him for Marriage Maintenance classes and hopes with a little faith they can get their marriage back on track. But will Pill get on board—even if it means “going without” again?


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Sweet Revenge



Fern Michaels
Publisher: Zebra Books, October 03, 2006
Review: When Rosemary lands a job at Isabelle’s architecture firm, she begins helping herself to Isabelle’s clients—and her man. Now the Sisterhood seeks revenge, and it won’t be sweet, at least not for Rosemary….


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The Pacific(sm)



Hugh Ambrose
Publisher: New American Library, Div. of Penguin, March 02, 2010
Review: In this companion to the HBO® miniseries—executive produced by Tom Hanks, Steven Spielberg and Gary Goetzman—Hugh Ambrose reveals the intertwined odysseys of four U.S. Marines and a U.S. Navy carrier pilot during World War II.
Between America’s retreat from China in late November 1941 and the moment General MacArthur’s airplane touched down on the Japanese mainland in August of 1945, five men connected by happenstance fought the key battles of the war against Japan. From the debacle in Bataan, to the miracle at Midway and the relentless vortex of Guadalcanal, their solemn oaths to their country later led one to the Great Marianas Turkey Shoot and the others to the coral strongholds of Peleliu, the black terraces of Iwo Jima and the killing fields of Okinawa, until at last the survivors enjoyed a triumphant, yet uneasy, return home.
In The Pacific(sm), Hugh Ambrose focuses on the real-life stories of five men who put their lives on the line for our country. To deepen the story revealed in the miniseries and go beyond it, the book dares to chart a great ocean of enmity known as the Pacific and the brave men who fought. Some considered war a profession, others enlisted as citizen soldiers. Each man served in a different part of the war, but their respective duties required every ounce of their courage and their strength to defeat an enemy who preferred suicide to surrender. The medals for valor, which were pinned on three of them, came at a shocking price—a price paid in full by all.


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Silver Girl



Elin Hilderbrand
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, June 21, 2011
Review: Meredith just lost everything—her friends, her homes, her social standing—because her husband cheated investors out of billions.
Now, desperate and facing homelessness, Meredith turns to her old best friend, Connie, and the two depart for a summer on Nantucket in an attempt to heal. But the island can't offer complete escape, and they’re plagued by new and old troubles alike. When Connie's brother Toby—Meredith’s high school boyfriend—arrives, Meredith must reconcile the differences between the life she is leading and the life she could have had.
Set against the backdrop of a Nantucket summer, Elin Hilderbrand’s Silver Girl is a suspenseful story of the power of friendship, the pull of love and the beauty of forgiveness.


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At Home


A Short History of Private Life
Bill Bryson
Publisher: Doubleday & Co. Inc. Div Random House, October 05, 2010
Review: In his biggest book since A Short History of Nearly Everything, one of the most beloved and humorous authors of our time takes us on an epic journey through history, war, scientific progress and architectural design…all by taking a stroll around his house.
At Home begins with a simple realization: houses aren’t refuges from history; they’re where history ends up. Whatever happens in the world—social turmoil, the Industrial Revolution, new discoveries—eventually finds its way inside the home; look deeply enough at your house and you’ll see everything from the changes wrought by the invention of electricity to the effects of the guano trade on city life.
In his chapter on the bathroom, for instance, he regales us with tales of the rise and fall of personal hygiene, from the Romans, who elevated bathing to an art form, to Medieval times when people avoided water at all costs, to Benjamin Franklin, who liked to take “air baths” by basking naked by an open window, presumably to the consternation of his neighbors.
Also touching on the bloodshed caused by the spice trade, the intricacies of stair design and more, this is a fascinating look at why we live the way we do. It’s Bill Bryson at his best.


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Women of the Bible


Eve to Priscilla
Ann Spangler
Publisher: Zondervan Pub Hse/Div Of Harper Col, March 01, 2010
Review: Women of the Bible, by Ann Spangler and Jean E. Syswerda, is a one-volume study guide exclusive to Crossings that provides a unique method to help you slow down and savor the story of God’s love for His people. With a streamlined Bible study to fit the needs of individuals and small groups, it features 52 women of both the Old and New Testaments—from Eve and Sarah to Mary, the mother of Jesus and Priscilla—whose struggles to live with faith and courage are not unlike those of today’s Christian women.
You’ll find an analysis of each woman’s character, recommended Scripture readings, each woman’s story as told in Scripture, a description of the life and times of each woman, a comparison of our own life and times, study questions and ample room for notes. Other special features include: A list of all the women of the Bible; A timeline of the women of the Bible; A list of women in Jesus’ family tree; A list of women in Jesus’ life and ministry.
Vital and deeply human, the women in this combination devotional and study guide encourage you through their failures as well as their successes. You’ll see how God acted in surprising and wonderful ways to draw them—and you—to Himself.


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The Vampire Diaries: The Hunters Vol. 1  Phantom



L.J. Smith
Publisher: HarperCollins Childrens Bks., October 25, 2011
Review: Phantom is the first book in a heartstopping new series, The Hunters, by Vampire Diaries author extraordinaire L.J. Smith.
From the moment she met the irresistibly seductive vampire brothers, Stefan and Damon Salvatore, Elena Gilbert has traveled to hell and back—more than once! But everything should finally go back to normal now that she and her stalwart friends have saved their beloved hometown from a murderous demonic spirit. Elena should know better…. With unknown entities always lurking in the shadows, waiting to pounce, Fell’s Church will never be normal. In fact, a terrifying new other-worldly threat has already arrived—with its sights set on Elena. This time only one Salvatore brother can be counted on to protect her.


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Treasures From the Attic: The Extraordinary Story of Anne Frank's Family



Mirjam Pressler
Publisher: Doubleday & Co. Inc. Div Random House, April 19, 2011
Review: The story behind Treasures From the Attic is as incredible as the tale it tells. When Helene Elias died, her daughter-in-law had no idea what she would find when she cleaned out her attic. Helene, as it turns out, was the aunt of Anne Frank, and over the years, she had saved some 6,000 family letters, documents and photographs from before, during and after the war.
In Treasures From the Attic, Anne Frank expert Mirjam Pressler sorted through this incredible find to piece together a fascinating account of the Frank family as they lived, loved and coped with devastating tragedy. As powerful and moving as any novel, this is an important book, one that offers new insights on Anne, her diary and the family that made her who she was.


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Black Moon Inn



Laurell K. Hamilton
Publisher: Ace Books Inc., November 01, 1998
Review: Jacket art by Luis Royo
Seems like everyone wants to get close to Anita Blake. Some want her protection. Some want to make love to her. A lot of others want a chunk of her hide. From the scars she wears, they've come close.
It's all in an evening's work for Anita. She raises the dead for a living, helps the St. Louis police solve crimes involving the preternatural, carries a license to kill vampires (who call her The Executioner) and doesn't take lip--or fang--from anybody.
In our first 3-in-1 collection, Club Vampyre... Anita confronts a 10-year-old girl who is also a 1,000-year-old vampire in Guilty Pleasures. And Jean-Claude, the world's sexiest dead man, slips into her life.
Ethics make Anita turn down a fortune to raise a 300-year-old zombie in The Laughing Corpse. Then she has to deal with the voodoo priestess who takes the job.
Before Anita can figure Jean-Claude out, she meets Richard, an idealistic alpha werewolf. When another vampire moves in, the fur really flies at the Circus of the Damned.
The Midnight Cafe finds our heroine developing her powers, social life and libido. And she buys a new set of silver knives.
While searching St. Louis for missing werewolves, Anita must keep her boyfriends from shredding each other at The Lunatic Cafe.
The Missouri countryside isn't safe either. Bloody Bones finds Anita tracking down an ancient evil and raising a zombie from a huge pile of bones.
There's a price on her head in The Killing Dance. And if Richard and Jean-Claude can stop bickering, they might be able to save her.
Now, in Black Moon Inn, our petite necromancer is facing her two toughest challenges to date.
One of them is the Vampire High Council. They've come to 'discipline' Jean-Claude. Burnt Offerings forces Anita to save the day...er, night.
In Blue Moon, Anita has to come to terms with herself--her growing powers, her needs and the men in her life--and get Richard, a high school teacher, out of the slammer before school starts.
Walk softly around this woman. Her Browning 9mm automatic is handy. And her silver knives are as sharp as Laurell K. Hamilton's writing. (613 pp.)


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A Study in Sherlock


Stories Inspired by the Holmes Canon
Lee Child
Publisher: Random House Inc., October 25, 2011
Review: In this irresistible new collection edited by award-winning Sherlockians Laurie R. King and Leslie S. Klinger, 18 superstar authors—including Lee Child, Laura Lippman and Neil Gaiman—provide fascinating, thrilling and utterly original perspectives on Sherlock Holmes. These modern masters place the sleuth in suspenseful new situations, create characters who solve Holmesian mysteries, contemplate Holmes in his later years, fill gaps in the Sherlock Holmes Canon and reveal their own personal obsessions with the Great Detective.
Alan Bradley, for example, deftly displays the Master’s genius for drawing out a suspect—and then springing the trap—as Holmes goes undercover in a public park. Jacqueline Winspear imagines how a plucky young boy might have been inspired by Holmes to make his own deductions…and create his own detective. And three years after the great detective’s demise, Dr. Watson pays a visit to Holmes’ erstwhile landlady, Mrs. Hudson, only to be drawn into a case of pianos and poison, in Margaret Maron’s yarn.
Revealing new insights into Holmes with mystery, comedy and even illustrations, A Study in Sherlock is a perfect tribute to a timeless icon!


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The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey



Walter Mosley
Publisher: Riverhead Bks/Mbr Of Penguin Putnam, October 28, 2010
Review: At 91, Ptolemy Grey has already lost nearly all that’s mattered to him—and now his memory is going. He’s horribly neglected by his alcoholic son, Reggie, who’s supposed to be looking out for him, and he lives in squalor. Trash is everywhere and so are stacks of unopened mail—including social security checks. Then Robyn comes into his life. She gets his house in order, and then his mind as she talks to him about what he can remember. She knows she can’t stop his senility, but her kindness while caring for him at least keeps Ptolemy going, no matter what new surprises life has in store—including the murder of Reggie and the discovery of a suitcase buried under the clutter of Reggie’s life that’s about to change many lives....


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The Next Queen of Heaven



Gregory Maguire
Publisher: Harper Collins Publishers Llc, October 05, 2010
Review: Something strange is happening in the town of Thebes. Mrs. Leotina Scales has been speaking in tongues a lot lately. Her sons and daughters scheme to either save their mother or surrender her to Jesus—whichever comes first. Meanwhile, choir director Jeremy Carr is getting increasingly anxious about the new millennium—will Y2K be the end of us all? The ancient Sisters of the Sorrowful Mysteries pair up with a gay singing group. The Radical Radiants battle the Catholics. The Christmas pageant goes awry—and a child is born!
Only a master storyteller like Gregory Maguire could cook up such an eccentric, frantic and unbelievably funny farce. The Next Queen of Heaven is a pure delight from start to finish.


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Swan for the Money


A Meg Langslow Mystery
Donna Andrews
Publisher: St. Martin's Press, Llc, July 21, 2009
Review: In Swan for the Money by Donna Andrews, Meg Langslow’s parents have a harmless new hobby: breeding and showing roses. Meg is relieved…until she’s asked to organize the Caerphilly Garden Club’s first annual rose competition. It’s bad enough the show is being hosted by the withering Mrs. Winkleson, who insists that everything on her farm—from the house to the animals—be black and white, but when two of her father’s entries are sabotaged, Meg must find the culprit.
Matters really start to shrivel when someone tries to kill Mrs. Winkleson. Was it an exhibitor or someone upset over the odd way she treats her animals? Would someone kill to win the coveted Black Swan trophy? Meg must solve the crime before more rose growers get pruned.


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A Thousand Cuts



Simon Lelic
Publisher: Viking Penguin/Div of Penguin Putnam, March 04, 2010
Review: On an otherwise ordinary school day, recently hired teacher Samuel Szajkowski walked into a school assembly and gunned down three students and a colleague before turning the weapon on himself. It should be an open-and-shut case—the man was a psychopath—but Detective Inspector Lucia May isn’t so sure. Fighting both the sexism of her colleagues and the pressure from her boss to close the case, she digs deeper, piecing together the testimonies of the various witnesses into a picture that’s uglier, and far more complex, than anyone imagines.
Written by Simon Lelic, A Thousand Cuts brilliantly interweaves the witnesses’ accounts with Lucia’s own perspective. The result is a narrative tour de force from a formidable new voice in fiction.


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American Gods: The 10th Anniversary Edition



Neil Gaiman
Publisher: William Morrow & Co. Inc/Imp Of Har, June 21, 2011
Review: Neil Gaiman, acclaimed author of the Sandman™ comics series, has been working on something special—the 10th Anniversary Edition of his modern fantasy classic, American Gods. Longtime fans and new readers alike will enjoy this expanded, Preferred Text edition of the multiple award winning novel, complete with a new introduction by Gaiman and 12,000 words of additional text, including one brand-new scene written specifically for this edition.
Released from prison, Shadow finds his world turned upside down. His wife has been killed in a car crash, and a mysterious stranger offers him a job as his bodyguard. Thus begins an unforgettable road-trip across a nation that has rejected the venerable gods of old, to worship the technological wonders of Internet, mobile phone and digital media. Mr. Wednesday, who knows more about Shadow than is possible, warns that a storm is brewing—a battle for the very soul of America...and he and Shadow are directly in its path.
One of the most talked-about books of the new millennium, American Gods is a kaleidoscopic journey deep into myth and across an American landscape at once eerily familiar and utterly alien. It is, quite simply, a contemporary masterpiece.


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On Christmas Eve



Thomas Kinkade
Publisher: Berkley Pub Gp./Mbr Of Penquin Putn, November 02, 2010
Review: In On Christmas Eve, Thomas Kinkade, America’s most collected living artist, and writer Katherine Spencer take you once again to the charming town of Cape Light, where life is sometimes challenging—and never what it seems.
Lucy and Charlie’s relationship has been on the rocks, but just as Lucy is about to call it quits, a runaway teenager crosses her path. It turns out this girl has been shuffled from home to home and has decided to make her own destiny, landing in Cape Light. Lucy takes her in despite Charlie’s protests. This could be the last straw that makes or breaks their frayed relationship.
And Betty, with a grown son embarking on his own life and an ex-husband starting a new family, realizes it’s time to find a partner of her own. Then Santa bears an unexpected gift at the Rotary Club’s Christmas party: himself. Beyond the red suit and the padding, she notices a twinkle in his eye. Has the holiday cheer gone to her head, or is she really attracted to a struggling magazine writer who plays dress-up?
But appearances are often deceiving, especially in Cape Light—and unless Betty realizes that good things come in different packages, she risks Santa passing over her this Christmas.


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Paul of Dune



Brian Herbert
Publisher: Tor Books, September 16, 2008
Review: Frank Herbert’s Dune ended with Paul Muad’Dib in control of the planet Dune. Herbert’s next Dune book, Dune Messiah, picked up the story several years later after Paul’s armies had conquered the galaxy. But what happened between Dune and Dune Messiah? How did Paul create his empire and become the Messiah? And how did he become the most hated man in the universe? Using notes left behind by Frank Herbert, New York Times bestselling authors Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson answer these questions in Paul of Dune.
The Maud’Dib’s jihad is in full swing. His warrior legions march from triumph to triumph. But beneath the joy of victory there are dangerous undercurrents. Paul, like nearly every great conqueror, has enemies—those who would betray him to steal the awesome power he commands. And Paul himself is beginning to have doubts: Is the jihad getting out of his control? Has he created anarchy? Has he been betrayed by those he loves and trusts the most? And most of all, he wonders: Am I going mad?
Exquisitely filling in the gaps that have long puzzled fans of the Dune series, Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson have created a worthy new addition to the venerable Dune canon.


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The Lone Warrior



Denise Rossetti
Publisher: Berkley Publishing Corp, May 03, 2011
Review: In The Lone Warrior, Denise Rossetti takes us inside a world of passion as two mortal enemies are forced to choose between revenge and ecstasy.
Walker—an earth shaman—has dedicated his life to the annihilation of the demons who destroyed his tribe. And he’s good at it. Dark, dangerous and merciless, he is death incarnate…but he’s never faced anyone like his latest captive!
Mehcredi, a neophyte assassin, is oblivious to people’s boundaries, and her blatant disregard for Walker’s personal space is driving him to distraction, leaving him torn between killing her and kissing her. But even as they embark on a new, sensual adventure, the Necromancer plots their doom, and their love might be the first casualty in a war of epic proportions.


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One Hundred Essential Things You Didn't Know You Didn't Know


Math Explains Your World
John D. Barrow
Publisher: W.W. Norton & Co. Inc., May 18, 2009
Review: Have you ever considered why you always seem to get stuck in the longest line? Why two’s company but three’s a crowd? Mathematics can reveal things about the complex world we live in that can’t be found any other way. In One Hundred Essential Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know, John D. Barrow takes the most perplexing of everyday phenomena—from the odds of winning the lottery and the method of determining batting averages to the shapes of roller coasters and the reasoning behind the fairest possible divorce settlements—and explains exactly why things work the way they do. With elementary math and accompanying illustrations, he sheds light on the mysterious corners of the world we encounter every day.


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Dream Sight


A Dictionary and Guide for Interpreting Any Dream
Michael Lennox
Publisher: Llewellyn Publications, February 01, 2011
Review: Dream Sight is the only book available today that teaches an innovative and empowering technique to help you discover the personal meaning of your dreams—plus the classic meanings—for over 300 dream scenarios and images.
Based on 20 years of experience, psychologist Dr. Michael Lennox presents his three-step approach: identify the universal landscape, consider it through the dreaming lens and apply a personal focus to arrive at a meaning that is both universal and personally profound. He also discusses common types of dreams, such as recurring and nightmares, and advice for looking at dreams objectively.
With Dream Sight, you’ll have all you need to understand your innermost self as revealed in your dreams.


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Gardens of the Moon



Steven Erikson
Publisher: Tor Books, June 01, 2004
Review: Free City of Darujhistan stands in the face of the Malazan Empire’s relentless assault. Determined to weaken the city, the empress sends out a suicide mission, but Sergeant Whiskeyjack has other ideas. (635 pp.) 1999.


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Threading the Needle



Marie Bostwick
Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corp., May 31, 2011
Review: Marie Bostwick continues her popular Cobbled Court quilting series with Threading the Needle, an illuminating tale of sisterhood.
With the economic downturn, Tessa’s apothecary shop in New Bern, Connecticut, has become as shaky as her marriage. To relieve the strain, Tessa signs up for a class at the Cobbled Court Quilt Shop, only to rediscover a childhood friend she thought she’d lost forever.
Madelyn was a wild child who married a man convicted of running a Ponzi scheme. She’s returned to New Bern seeking the means to transform her late grandmother’s cottage into an inn. As the two women relive old memories—and forge new ones—they realize it’s possible to start over, one stitch at a time, as long as you’re surrounded by friends.


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Take Three


Above the Line Series
Karen Kingsbury
Publisher: Zondervan Pub Hse/Div Of Harper Col, March 23, 2010
Review: Karen Kingsbury’s Take Three, the third book in her bestselling Above the Line series, follows filmmakers Chase Ryan and Keith Ellison as they celebrate their first successful movie—and struggle to overcome the perils of “making it” in Hollywood.
Deep in negotiations with a young star to play the leading man in their next movie, the young filmmakers’ dreams are coming true. But life takes a sudden turn when Chase is suddenly removed from Jeremiah Productions, and, at the same time, a crisis hits Keith’s daughter and he feels helpless to respond.
As Keith struggles to keep his passion for filmmaking while finding a way to help his hurting daughter, he fears his quest to change American culture is really a desire for fame.


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50 situaciones embarazosas y como salir de ellas



Ana Galan
Publisher: Editorial Everest, April 20, 2011
Review: Tarde o temprano, a todos nos pasa. Estornudamos de subito… y rociamos con saliva a nuestro interlocutor. Nos damos cuenta, demasiado tarde, de que no queda papel higienico en el bano publico donde nos encontramos. Saludamos a un desconocido en la calle. Nos hacen un regalo tan horrible que no sabemos que cara poner. Salimos de casa con la etiqueta de esa prenda nueva aun colgando. Ana Galan lo ha vivido en carne propia y nos ofrece pautas —mas chistes y anecdotas— para tornar toda situacion vergonzosa en un momento irrelevante y salvar nuestra reputacion.


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Annoying


The Science of What Bugs Us
Joe Palca
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., April 25, 2011
Review: You board the train for your morning commute and pick up the newspaper. Almost immediately, the guy sitting next to you whips out his cellphone and starts yakking loudly about his amazing trip to Timbuktu. Why do you want to stuff the phone down his throat? Annoying delves into the latest findings of psychology to discover what sorts of things get on our nerves—and why.
As Joe Palca and Flora Lichtman report, in many cases there appears to be three elements required for something to be annoying. First, it must involve a stimulus that we find unpleasant and distracting. Second, it must be hard to predict when the stimulus will end. Finally, it must be impossible to ignore. (You can see why cellphone calls fit the bill.)
Within these pages, the authors discuss a wide range of annoyances, such as how skunks have taken advantage to our aversion to annoying odors; why raw onion fumes make us cry; and the secrets of trash talk among athletes. They share the results of a Northwestern University survey that ranked annoying sounds; out of 16 choices, the respondents ranked the scraping of a slate with a garden tool to be the worst, in front of rubbing two pieces of Styrofoam together and scraping metal. Why are we happy to get a raise of x dollars, but annoyed if we find that our colleague got a raise of x+500 dollars at the same time? After all, our gain is the same. They assess the reasons for this, as well as why your husband’s annoying habit of snapping his bubble gum may be transformed into an fondly remembered quirk at his funeral. The authors also investigate whether some people are genetically predestined to be annoyed all the time.
Want to understand your annoyances better? Annoying is the perfect book for you.


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The Monuments Men


Allied Heroes, Nazi Thieves, and the Greatest Treasure Hunt in History
Robert M. Edsel
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, September 03, 2009
Review: Review by Dennis Showalter
In the midst of history’s most destructive war the United States initiated an Allied division whose mission was to limit cultural damage. Its official title was the Monuments, Fine Arts and Archives Section. It was commonly known as the Monuments Men—350 men and women who understood that the war against the Nazis was also a war for Europe’s cultural and intellectual heritage. Should that be lost, victory would lose much of its meaning.
The Monuments Men included museum curators and directors, artists and art historians, educators and conservators. Most were over 40, with families and careers. The story of this unlikely band of heroes was forgotten until author and producer Robert Edsel focused on its recovery. Collaboration with freelance writer Bret Witter has produced a fast-paced and informative account of preservation, rescue and restoration in the face of an enemy determined to annihilate the culture it despised.
The Monuments Men concentrates on the organization’s work after D-Day in northwest Europe and occupied Germany. Initially it concentrated on protecting cultural landmarks by limiting collateral damage, posting “off limits” signs and getting officers to provide security details. Then the mission expanded. As more and more towns and cities were liberated, the Monuments Men found themselves confronting the greatest organized theft in history. Apart from individualized plundering, the Nazis had indiscriminately looted churches, museums and private collections and stored the loot in thousands of small caches throughout Germany.
The Nazis’ exact intentions remain obscure, but involved acquisitiveness rather than aesthetics. The probable consequences were all too obvious. Not high explosives but greed represented the real threat to Europe’s heritage. The Monuments Men shifted their emphasis to recovery and restoration. Over five million artistic and cultural items had been dislocated by swastikad thieves or those seeking to forestall them: priceless paintings and irreplaceable manuscripts, jewelry, watches, silverware and eyeglasses, all mixed up in packages and trunks. Hundreds of thousands of items remain missing. But the Monuments Men tracked, discovered and returned millions more—after convincing the military authorities that they were dealing with stolen property as opposed to spoils of war. In the process they took chances only intellectuals were likely to accept: driving all night through woods full of Germans, or risking booby traps investigating cached art. They benefited as well from the help of German counterparts, acting from varied combinations of opportunism, guilt and a genuine spirit of restoration that at least began atoning for Nazi exploitation.
For six years after the war some of the Americans remained in Europe, overseeing the details of restoration, organizing exhibitions and generally restoring the matrices of European culture. Nazi propaganda had long insisted that the Americans would confiscate Europe’s art and sell it—being themselves too primitive to appreciate it. More than a bit of that attitude endures to the present. The Monuments Men is both a significant contribution to history and a valuable reminder that fighting for culture is not a synonym for destroying it.


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A Date You Can't Refuse


A Novel
Harley Jane Kozak
Publisher: Broadway Books/Div. of Random House, March 17, 2009
Review: After three weeks on jury duty, greeting-card artist Wollie Shelley is surprised when the defendant offers her a job as “social coach” for his media-training company. She isn’t interested—until the FBI makes her an offer she can’t refuse. If Wollie agrees to spy on MediasRex as part of a video piracy crackdown, the Bureau will guarantee permanent residence for her schizophrenic brother at the federally funded halfway house he’s come to love.
So Wollie launches into teaching three foreign celebrities how to cope with the customs of Beverly Hills, improve their English and become talk-show ready. But when a corpse appears in the company compound, Wollie realizes she’s caught up in something that goes way beyond some stolen DVDs!


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A Murderous Procession



Ariana Franklin
Publisher: Putnam Pub Group/Mbr. of Penguin Putnam, April 01, 2010
Review: Ariana Franklin’s bestselling Mistress of the Art of Death series continues with A Murderous Procession as Adelia is commanded by King Henry II to escort his daughter on her voyage to marry the King of Sicily. As a scientifically trained physician—and a woman to boot—in an age of superstition and witch hunts, Adelia knows that she is never safe, but death is even closer than she suspects. A killer has joined their caravan, and their long odyssey through Europe is turning into a voyage of the damned. The question is, who is the killer? And who is the ultimate target, the princess…or Adelia herself?
An immersive and thrilling tale that brings the medieval world to life, this is historical fiction at its best.


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Good Sports


Rhymes About Running, Jumping, Throwing, and More
Jack Prelutsky
Publisher: Random House Children's Bk., March 01, 2007
Review: Jack Prelutsky, the inaugural Children’s Poet Laureate, and Chris Raschka, the Caldecott Medal-winning artist, wonderfully capture the range of emotions children experience as they discover favorite games. (Ages 4-6)


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The Appeal (Large Print)



John Grisham
Publisher: Doubleday & Co. Inc. Div Random House, January 29, 2008
Review: All rise for John Grisham’s return to the courtroom! With The Appeal, “the most popular writer in the land” (New York Times) has written a fast-paced nail-biter that portrays backroom politics at its dirtiest.
Attorneys Mary Grace and Wes Payton know the $41,000,000 awarded their client, Jeanette Baker, in a wrongful death suit will do little to ease the agonizing loss of her husband and son. But they believe the nationwide headlines excoriating Kayce Chemical Corporation for dumping toxic materials into Bowmore Mississippi’s drinking water is the real victory. And neither of them is worried about the company’s appeal, either; hell will freeze over before anyone can shake the rock solid evidence they amassed against the industrial giant. Then again, there are those who have accused Kayce’s ruthless head executive of being the devil incarnate.
Carl Trudeau will do whatever it takes to retain his position, his power—and the enormous salary that keeps his designer-clad trophy wife content. In other words, he has to win the upcoming appeal. And if a corrupt political machine can make it happen, they can name their price for whatever’s left of his soul.


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The Beach Trees



Karen White
Publisher: Nal Signet, Div Of Penguin Putnam, May 03, 2011
Review: The disappearance of her little sister when Julie was twelve explains her desire to help struggling artist Monica Guidry; she reminds Julie, who holds a prestigious job in the arts, of her long-lost sibling. But it is Monica’s young son Beau who will need looking after when his mother suddenly dies, leaving him an orphan.
Loss and healing are the heartbeat of Karen White’s moving tale, The Beach Trees. For in walking through a door opened by her lost friend, Julie finds her way to a storm-ravaged house on the Gulf Coast—and from there to Monica’s brother, who lives in a bitterness born of deception. Julie’s link to this family will take her deep into the past, where startling revelations will change all their lives forever….


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The Mother of Invention


The Legacy of Barbara Marx Hubbard and the Future of YOU
Neale Donald Walsch
Publisher: Hay House, Inc., December 15, 2010
Review: A biography unlike any other, Neale Donald Walsch’s The Mother of Invention tells the story of each of us through the story of futurist Barbara Marx Hubbard, who believes a breakthrough day of evolution is near. That day is December 22, 2012.
Barbara’s journey begins that day, moving backwards to the date of her birth. Along the way, she becomes one of the first women to have her name placed in nomination for the vice presidency by a major political party and develops a deep acquaintance with our space program. Today, at 80, she’s still at the front of innovative thought and action regarding our world’s future.
Barbara’s story is the story of the future of all of us—one of the most compelling biographies of our time.


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Restless Heart



Wynonna Judd
Publisher: Nal Signet, Div Of Penguin Putnam, January 25, 2011
Review: Success on the musical stage is all Destiny ever wanted, and when she finds it, she feels as if her dreams have come true. But with the exhilarating rush of success comes a price—and a battle to recapture the traditions that were her foundation. Struggling to reconnect with the things that matter most, Destiny tries putting an unexpected new spin on her own career—one, she hopes, that will redirect professional and personal matters in ways that will change her life for the better.
Written with genuine heart and emotion, Wynonna Judd's wonderful debut novel, Restless Heart, is a celebration of family and friends, of love and loss, of success and surrender, and of one woman's inspiring path toward self-discovery.


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The Devil's Diadem



Sara Douglass
Publisher: HarperCollins, August 01, 2011
Review: Sara Douglass, beloved author of The Axis and Wayfarer Redemption trilogies, returns with a richly imagined historical fantasy—The Devil’s Diadem.
In a time when darkness shrouded Christendom, a foolish monk found his way into Hell and made off with the Devil’s favorite diadem. Now the Devil wants it back....
It is the mid-12th c. when Maeb’s father dies, leaving the little he owned to the Knights Templar. With nothing to her name but a respectable bloodline, Maeb becomes lady-in-waiting to the wife of the Earl of Pengraic, a powerful Lord of the Marches—the dark Welsh borderlands. Then a terrifying plague that has devastated Europe overtakes England. Uprooted from London, the earl’s household makes a desperate trek to his ancestral seat in Wales—a place steeped in the mysterious magic of the Old People. But not even that can stave off disaster.
As life descends into chaos, Maeb is about to discover that the horrors she has survived at Pengraic Castle were but a prelude to the maelstrom to come. For Hell has arrived to desecrate the Marches, and the only thing that can foil its plans are the wits of one young and innocent woman, and the ancient secret she never imagined that she possesses.


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Ship Breaker



Paolo Bacigalupi
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, May 01, 2010
Review: With Ship Breaker, award-winning author Paolo Bacigalupi delivers a swift and gritty adventure about a chilling near-future America of haves and have-nots.
In the Gulf Coast, where scavenge gangs strip derelict tankers for parts, crewboy Nailer clambers through the ships’ pitch-dark innards for enough light salvage to make quota—and the right to eat. It’s a brutal life, but Nailer may have found a way out, when, by luck or chance, he discovers the wreck of a beautiful clipper ship. Should he strip the ship for all it’s worth or rescue its lone survivor, a beautiful girl who claims to be heir to one of the world’s great trading companies? The right choice could lead him to a life beyond his wildest dreams...or into ever more danger.


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One Fine Cowboy



Joanne Kennedy
Publisher: Sourcebooks, Inc., September 01, 2010
Review: When beautiful graduate student Charlie Banks travels to Wyoming for a conference on equine communication, the last thing she wants is to get involved with hunky horse whisperer Nate Shawcross. No bronco busters for her, buster. And Nate is in full agreement. He may be a master at communicating with horses, but women can be downright indecipherable. Plus, he has enough romantic scars to last a lifetime. But as Joanne Kennedy’s One Fine Cowboy unfolds, distrust soon gives way to something else.
To Charlie’s amazement, Nate’s rugged looks belie his surprisingly gentle touch. And even though she once hated the idea of cowboys, there’s no denying her response when her horse whisperer starts whispering sweet nothings in her ear.


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An Amish Christmas


December in Lancaster County
Beth Wiseman
Publisher: Thomas Nelson Inc., September 15, 2010
Review: An Amish Christmas is a lovely collection of three stories based on three Amish characters with important life lessons.
Hope
A Choice to Forgive by Beth Wiseman—After Daniel disappeared that long-ago Christmas Eve, Lydia built a life with his brother. But now she’s a widow and Daniel has reappeared, asking for forgiveness.
Redemption
A Miracle for Miriam by Kathleen Fuller
Seth is no longer the arrogant young man who broke Miriam’s heart—but can he convince “plain” Miriam that she is truly beautiful to him?
New Life
One Child by Barbara Cameron—The birth of one child forever changed the world 2,000 years ago. On a snowy Christmas night in Lancaster County, another child changes the world for two very different couples.


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Under the Radar (Large Print)



Fern Michaels
Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corp., May 26, 2009
Review: The Sisterhood—seven fearless women who, when necessary, take the law into their own hands—find themselves suddenly grounded when a helicopter whisks Charles and Myra away to attend to urgent, personal business. Still reeling with concern for their beloved mentors, the women are again taken aback by a call from retired justice Pearl Barnes, who needs their immediate help. Pearl runs an underground railroad to help abused women, and she’s just rescued fourteen pregnant teenagers from a secretive polygamist sect. Keeping the girls safe is proving problematic, which is why she needs the Sisterhood. But without Charles and Myra at the helm, can they go it alone?
Under the Radar is Fern Michaels at her suspenseful best.


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Me 'N Dad: A Keepsake Journal


Featuring Interactive Scrapbooking Website & Passcode

Publisher: Ideals Publications, March 01, 2009
Review: What a fantastic idea! Me ‘n Dad A Keepsake Journal makes it fun and easy for you to stay close to your dad, whether he’s right at home or miles away. The book comes with a secret passcode to an interactive website and personal art studio which you can use to:
Customize scrapbook pages with your own special photos, memorabilia and artwork. (There are also plenty of suggestions for questions you can ask your dad to learn more about his life.)
Download borders and clip art
Play video games with your dad—even when he’s out of town!
Earn online reward points
It’s a great way to spend time with your dad and as an added bonus, you’ll end up with a scrapbook you made yourself to enjoy for years to come. (Ages 6-9)


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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 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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Fierce Medicine


Breakthrough Practices to Heal the Body and Ignite the Spirit
Ana T. Forrest
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers, May 03, 2011
Review: As the creator of Forrest Yoga, Yoga Journal contributor Ana T. Forrest has been transforming people’s lives for over 35 years. In Fierce Medicine, her blend of physical practice, Eastern wisdom and Native American ceremony shows you how to heal everything from addictive behaviors to chronic pain.
In her unique voice, Ana reveals how to: break free of fear; discover your body’s healing properties; speak and act from honesty and compassion; cultivate an open heart that is responsive and able to embrace change; harness your intuition and live in alignment with your Spirit.
Whether you’ve never done yoga or are a seasoned practitioner, Ana’s practices, stories and exercises will help you uncover your own warrior’s heart. B&W photos.


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Handy Household Hints from Heloise



Heloise
Publisher: Rodale Press, Inc., August 31, 2010
Review: Some celebrities need only one name! For more than 50 years, Heloise has been helping us keep our homes at their best with ingenious tips for saving time, effort and money, whether we need advice on raising the best tomatoes or tips on caring for clothing. In Handy Household Hints from Heloise, her first new book in more than five years, the wildly popular columnist for Good Housekeeping and hundreds of newspapers (here and abroad), offers close to 3,000 tried-and-true hints for making your life easier. Plus, visual aids throughout—in the form of Timesaver, Creative Solutions, Tech Tip, Earth-Friendly, and Memory Booster icons—will help you keep your home in tip-top shape—and your money safely in your wallet.


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The Somme


The Darkest Hour on the Western Front
Peter Hart
Publisher: Pegasus Books, Inc., January 07, 2009
Review: On July 1, 1916, the first day of World War I’s Battle of the Somme, there were 57,470 British casualties, of which a staggering 19,240 were killed. It was “the worst disaster ever to have befallen the British Army in its entire history,” writes historian Peter Hart. Yet the battle would go on another four months, costing over a million casualties among the three powers involved, and ending in a stalemate that would have the allies essentially starting from scratch the following year. How could this have happened? It’s a question that Hart attempts to answer in the pages of The Somme.
An offensive along the river Somme in Northern France, the Battle of the Somme was intended to be the “Big Push” that would break the German resistance and take the pressure off the French troops who had been suffering terribly at Verdun. Looking at the big picture, Hart argues that the Battle’s prolonged carnage was made possible by the initial popularity of WWI itself, whose arrival had led to “celebrations in the streets,” and by the political necessities of the Entente Cordiale with France and Russia, which had forced the British to abandon their traditional maritime geo-political strategy and pay their share of the “butcher’s bill.” As for the actual fighting, Hart evaluates the three British generals held most responsible for the Battle of the Somme—Douglas Haig, Henry Rawlinson and Hubert Gough. While they understood the importance that artillery would play in the offensive, they were slow to learn how to employ it properly. Worse, their use of infantry was antiquated and simplistic. And even after successes, lessons that might have been learned about artillery use and infantry tactics were “cast to the wind and replaced with the tactics of a lunatic asylum.
The Somme not only provides a meticulous military account of the offensive, it brings to vivid life the adrenaline-fueled thrills and horrors of the battle in the words of those who lived through it—generals and foot soldiers alike—quoted on virtually every page in excerpts from unpublished memoirs, personal letters, diaries and interviews. And an appendix entitled “Life in the Trenches” describes in excruciating detail the horrors of trench warfare, where the shelling and gassing often seemed preferable to the lice, maggots and rats. It’s not for the squeamish.
Hart hopes his book will achieve a renewed respect for the British soldier at war, not just the gallant, but the ordinary soldiers as well—“everyone and anyone who was sucked into the gaping maw of the Somme.” “All of them had lives they put at risk…and each in their own way did their best,” Hart writes, adding that whether the Somme “was worthwhile or even necessary is a larger question that should trouble us all.


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The Ideal Man



Julie Garwood
Publisher: Dutton, A Division of Penguin Putnam, August 09, 2011
Review: New York Times bestselling author Julie Garwood soars to new heights of romantic suspense in The Ideal Man. At the center of the pulse-pounding thriller is Ellie Sullivan, a gifted young surgeon who is out jogging one afternoon when she witnesses a shooting. Ellie is able to save the victim’s life, but all she can tell FBI Agent Max Daniels is that the triggerman was in the company of a woman. What Ellie doesn’t tell the handsome agent is that being in his presence has sent more adrenaline surging through her system than she felt during her ordeal! Yet Max, with his rugged good looks and take-charge attitude, is not the type Ellie imagined as the ideal man, and despite her attraction, she remains aloof.
Max doesn’t want to alarm Ellie but the couple she saw is almost certainly the Landrys, notorious weapons dealers who never leave loose ends…ever. Which means Ellie has a price on her head. When Max learns she’s gone to South Carolina for her sister’s wedding, he follows, determined to protect this gorgeous, independent woman who’s got him rethinking his loner status. But before the sparks between them truly ignite, another threat to Ellie catches them both off guard….


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The 4-Percent Universe


Dark Matter, Dark Energy, and the Race to Discover the Rest of Reality
Richard Panek
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Pub. Co., January 01, 2011
Review: For the last few decades, scientists have been racing to explain a disturbing aspect of our universe: only 4 percent of it consists of the matter that makes up you, me, our stuff, and every star and planet. The rest is completely unknown. The 4-Percent Universe by Richard Panek tells the dramatic story of the quest to find this “dark” matter and an even more bizarre substance—dark energy.
Based on interviews with the major players—from feisty Saul Perlmutter to astronomy's brilliant Vera Rubin—you'll discover the bitter rivalries and fruitful collaborations, the eureka moments and blind alleys, that have fueled the search. Fast-paced and filled with behind-the-scenes details, this epic story comes to life for the very first time.


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The Raising



Laura Kasischke
Publisher: Harper Collins Publishers, March 15, 2011
Review: The accident was horrific, the tragic death of a sweet young woman that left an entire campus grieving. Her boyfriend, Craig, was driving the fateful car but remembers nothing about that night. A year later Craig is still obsessed with Nicole, though her childhood friend Perry is worried about what is happening now. He’s sure he’s seen Nicole, but this menacing specter bears little resemblance to the girl he knew. Meanwhile Shelly, sole witness to the accident, is troubled by reports that Nicole died in a “lake of blood”...when the girl she saw seemed barely hurt. As chilling events escalate in Laura Kasischke’s The Raising, Craig and Perry realize something sinister is preying upon them…and that the past doesn’t always stay buried.


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Betty & Friends: My Life at the Zoo



Betty White
Publisher: Putnam Pub Group/Mbr of Penguin Putnam, November 21, 2011
Review: Betty White is America’s sweetheart, but her heart belongs to her four-legged friends at the zoo! The multi-Emmy Award® winner, who admits to preferring animals to humans (“They’re unconditionally loving!”), has been a lifelong animal welfare advocate and Betty & Friends, a book she’s worked on for more than a decade, is a love letter to her furry pals. In these intimate and funny stories, Betty takes us on a private tour of her favorite animals—from Gita the elephant, whom Betty used to take for walks, to Kelly the silverback gorilla, whom Betty has known since his birth in 1987. Then there are the giraffes, lizards, koalas—it’s a majestic menagerie that comes to life through breathtaking photos and, of course, Betty’s devoted eyes.


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Civil War Wives


The Lives and Times of Angelina Grimke Weld, Varina Howell Davis, and Julia Dent Grant
Carol Berkin
Publisher: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc./Random House, September 01, 2009
Review: In Civil War Wives, historian Carol Berkin, author of the acclaimed Revolutionary Mothers, tells the stories of three 19th-century wives—abolitionist Angelina Grimke Weld, wife of fellow abolitionist Theodore Weld; Varina Howell Davis, wife of Confederate President Jefferson Davis and Julia Dent Grant, wife of Civil War general and U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant—whose marriages provided them unique perspectives on the turbulent times they lived through and on the social forces that constrained 19th-century women. Drawing from diaries, letters, essays, speeches and memoirs, Berkin brings these wives to vivid life, giving us an intimate look at their relationships, and revealing the joys and hardships of being a 19th-century woman.


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The Parting


The Courtship of Nellie Fisher #1
Beverly Lewis
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers, October 01, 2007
Review: A group of Amish families threatens to break away from the Old Order…and Nellie Fisher’s might be one of them. Must she choose between her love for Caleb, a staunch believer, and her loyalty to her family?


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The Amish Midwife


The Women of Lancaster County #1
Mindy Starns Clark
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers Inc, February 01, 2011
Review: The Amish Midwife by Mindy Starns Clark and Leslie Gould is a compelling tale about a woman’s search for identity and the ability to trust that God holds our life—past, present and future—in His loving hands.
A dusty, carved box containing two locks of hair and a century-old letter—coupled with a burning desire to learn about her biological family—lead midwife Lexie Jaeger to Pennsylvania Amish country. There, she meets Marta Bayer, a midwife who desperately needs help after an Amish client and her baby die.
When Lexie assumes Marta’s patient load as she continues to search for her birth family, she learns the true meaning of the Pennsylvania Dutch word demut (to let be) and begins to “let go and let God” at last.


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Starving the South


How the North Won the Civil War
Andrew Smith
Publisher: St. Martins Press, Llc, April 12, 2011
Review: In the months before Confederate soldiers fired the first shots of the Civil War, various proposals were already circulating in Washington on how to best encourage the South to return to the Union. One such proposal was to restrict Confederate access to the Atlantic and Gulf ports. The hope was that the Confederacy could be starved into submission. A week after the surrender of Fort Sumter on April 14, 1861, President Lincoln ordered a blockade of Southern ports, preventing the export of cotton, tobacco and sugar, and the importation of food and military equipment.
Southerners scoffed at the notion that they could be starved out. They did not foresee the tremendous impact the blockade would have on the availability, distribution or cost of food in their region. The South relied heavily on food imported from the Midwest and to a lesser extent, the North. The Confederacy, noted the New York Times, had plenty of cotton which the South could “neither eat or drink—and nor can they wear it unless they first send it North to manufacture it.” From the first shot fired at Fort Sumter, to the last shot fired at Appomattox, food played a crucial role in the Civil War.
Many plantation owners chose to grow cotton and tobacco, simply because they were much more profitable than food crops,” explains noted culinary historian Andrew Smith. “Had they devoted their land to growing wheat or corn or sweet potatoes, or to raising cattle or pigs, Southern farmers and plantation owners could easily have produced enough food to feed the entire continent.
In Starving the South, Smith takes a gastronomical look at the war and its aftermath. At the time, the North mobilized its agricultural resources, fed its civilians and military, and still had massive amounts of food to export to Europe. The South did not. Hunger and malnutrition weakened both Southern bodies and spirits. Starving, nearly emaciated Confederate soldiers were at a serious disadvantage when they faced off against well-fed Union troops. As Southern morale waned desertions from the Confederate Army increased.
The Civil War split the country in a way that still affects race and politics today. As Smith shows, it also affected the way we eat. The necessity of providing food transformed local markets into large, nationalized and industrialized food suppliers. It also forced the development of the Northern canning industry. The first truly national cuisine was created as emancipated slaves migrated northward carrying the recipes and flavors of the South with them.
Published on the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Fort Sumter, Starving the South makes a compelling case that hunger was behind the defeat of the Confederacy.


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The Slave Trade



James Walvin
Publisher: Thames & Hudson Inc., April 01, 2011
Review: The 16th-century Spanish and Portuguese explorers who journeyed to Africa in search of gold discovered an even more lucrative cargo in slaves. A hugely profitable transatlantic trade in human lives soon developed, linking Europe, Africa and the Americas. Africans and their descendants cultivated sugar throughout the Caribbean and Brazil, and tobacco, cotton and rice in the American South. A fervent abolitionist campaign eventually succeeded in changing public opinion, and forced governments to outlaw slavery, but the Atlantic slave trade persisted well into the 19th century, with incalculable human costs.
In this volume in the History Files series, James Walvin, an expert guide to the origins, development, eventual abolition and legacies of the slave trade, focuses on the experiences of those who lived through slavery. The book includes a special feature exclusive to the series: 10 loose-leaf facsimile documents ranging from plans and logs of slave ships to auction sale notices to private letters and emancipation proclamations. And a wealth of images—photographs, paintings, objects and maps—give further insight into the horrors and global impact of the transatlantic slave trade.


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The Nordic Diet



Trina Hahnemann
Publisher: Skyhorse Publishing, January 01, 2011
Review: The Mediterranean Diet has had the spotlight for a long time and for good reason. But when you’re ready for something different but equally healthy and delicious, travel some latitudes north to discover all the Nordic Diet has to offer. Trina Hahnemann’s follow-up to Club member favorite, The Scandinavian Cookbook, is a feast for the senses with glorious photography and the most tempting fare. Recipes for every course of every meal, such as Smorrebrod with Salmon Tartare, Goose Breast with Apples and Celeriac Salad, and Leek and Goat Feta Tart on Rye Pastry may seem decadent, but they’re actually quite wholesome and slimming—and they make it easy to enjoy the benefits of eating and living well like Northern Europeans do. Color photos.


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