Fearless Fourteen


A Stephanie Plum Novel
Janet Evanovich
Publisher: St. Martin's Press, Llc, June 17, 2008
Review: Stephanie’s latest skip is Loretta Rizzi, a stressed out single mom who recently held up a liquor store—and who just happens to be a cousin of Joe Morelli. Seems trouble runs in the family: Joe’s other cousin—Loretta’s brother, Dom—robs banks for a living. His latest take: 9 million dollars. Stashed…well, you’re not the only one who wants to know.
Loretta’s on the lam, and she only agrees to be brought in on one condition: that Stephanie pick up her son, Mario, from school while Loretta gets bonded out. Plum luck being what it is, Loretta doesn’t get the bond. And now Stephanie’s playing nanny to a 14-year-old tough guy she can neither shoot nor shake down.
Meanwhile, less than a week after Dom gets out of the slammer, shadowy figures are breaking into Joe Morelli’s house. Plus, he’s getting threatening messages—and now Dom’s gone missing. On top of all that, Ranger has a job for Stephanie: babysitting an aging rock diva who eats bodyguards for breakfast!
Pile on personal vendettas, murder, acid reflux and a monkey named Carl, and this promises to be one of Janet Evanovich’s most explosive Stephanie Plum adventures yet!
Bottom line: Only the fearless should read Fearless Fourteen.


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Witch & Wizard: The Fire



James Patterson and Jill Dembowski
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, December 05, 2011
Review: Whit and Wisty Allgood have sacrificed everything to lead the resistance against the merciless regime that governs their world. But the growing strength of the siblings’ magic hasn’t been enough to stop the evil rampage of The One Who Is The One, and now he’s executed the only family they had left. Wisty knows the time has finally come for her to face him. But her fight and her fire only channel more power to this already invincible being. Will she and Whit be able to prepare for their imminent showdown with the ruthless villain who devastated their world before he can become all-powerful?
Witch & Wizard: The Fire is James Patterson’s third installment of his epic series, and the stakes have never been higher.


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Role Models



John Waters
Publisher: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, May 25, 2010
Review: A new John Waters project is always cause for celebration. Role Models is his screamingly funny ode to all the brilliant people who have inspired him over the years, a wickedly smart self-portrait told through intimate profiles of his all-time favorite personalities—some famous, some obscure, some criminal, some surprisingly middle of the road…and all utterly unforgettable.
From Ester Martin, owner of possibly the scariest bar in all of Baltimore, to the intense, prolific playwright Tennessee Williams; from atheist leader Madalyn Murray O’Hair to the insane martyr Saint Catherine of Siena; from the English novelist Denton Welsh to the timelessly inspiring singer Johnny Mathis—these are but a few of the extreme personalities that helped shape Waters’ worldview and crystallized his own unique brand of neurotic happiness.
Role Models is a hysterical paean to the power of subversive inspiration, and it’s sure to delight, amuse, enrich and happily horrify readers everywhere. This is an open invitation to a party you really don’t want to miss—and a fascinating glimpse into one of the most unique, perverse and hilarious artistic minds of our time.


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Swim Back to Me



Ann Packer
Publisher: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc./Random House, April 12, 2011
Review: From Ann Packer, bestselling author of The Dive From Clausen’s Pier, comes a collection of emotionally searing stories about family and the ways we are shattered—and remade—by loss. Framed by two linked narratives about a family set decades apart, this collection includes “Her First Born,” in which a young father-to-be grapples with his wife’s attachment to the memory of her first child, who died; “Dwell Time,” the tale of a new wife who realizes that her husband hasn’t shed all the demons from his divorce and “Molten,” in which a mother grieves over her teenage son through the music collection he left behind.
Delivered with shimmering precision, unfailing intelligence and page-turning drama, this is Packer’s most enticing work yet.


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Franklin Delano Roosevelt


The American Presidents Series
Roy Jenkins
Publisher: Times Books, November 04, 2003
Review: The late British parliamentarian Roy Jenkins examines the life and character of Franklin Roosevelt, an uncommonly dextrous politician who overcame numerous setbacks and one devastating physical catastrophe.


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While Mortals Sleep



Kurt Vonnegut
Publisher: Delacorte Press/ Div. of Random House, February 01, 2011
Review: Like a present left behind by a departed loved one, While Mortals Sleep bestows upon us a shimmering Kurt Vonnegut gift: a whip-smart, whimsical and strangely poignant collection of 16 previously unpublished short stories written at the very beginning of his career. His world is, as always, a deliriously cruel and comically indifferent landscape full of factories, trailers and bars. The highlights here are many.
In one especially memorable tale, an ambitious builder of roads, who commands an army of bulldozers and asphalt spreaders, fritters away all his free time with toy trains…until the women in his life decide to intervene. In another, a young stenographer working in a soulless office receives a message from a criminal who presents her with a strange—and thrilling—proposition. Yet another involves a newspaperman who’s forced onto a committee to judge Christmas displays—a job that leads him to a suspiciously ostentatious ex-con… and then a miracle!
Beautifully showcasing the late Vonnegut’s storytelling genius while it was still in its formative stage, this wonderful collection of stories is a poignant reflection of our world that’s not to be missed.


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Eisenhower


The White House Years
Jim Newton
Publisher: Doubleday Broadway Pub/Div Rh, September 13, 2011
Review: During Dwight D. Eisenhower’s eight years as president, the country experienced peace and, for a time, prosperity. Yet the head of state received little credit for this much-welcomed period. After suffering a heart attack in 1955 and being hospitalized for ileitis in 1956, Eisenhower was widely perceived as ineffectual, ailing and aloof. Many viewed him as an incompetent figurehead who played golf and bridge while cunning and powerful cabinet members carried out the nation’s work.
Echoing public sentiment, influential Washington reporter Marquis Childs declared “Eisenhower…must be put down as a weak president.” His contemptuous 1958 biography of the president portrayed Eisenhower as indecisive, lazy and limited by his military upbringing. Over the years, this opinion has held fast. In Eisenhower, Jim Newton presents an entirely different view of the 34th president. Newton, a veteran journalist and author of Justice for All, draws from newly declassified documents and interviews with those who knew Eisenhower, including his son, John.
The Ike in this impressive reassessment of the president is an engaged, progressive leader, a master politician and a perceptive, sentimental, occasionally tempestuous individual. He mourned the death of his first son and doted on his grandchildren but could “peel the varnish off a desk” with his temper. Far from a pushover, Eisenhower was a man who stood his ground even when his stance made him unpopular. Ironically, the military man was criticized for being too soft on defense.
Eisenhower refused to allot more funding for nuclear arms and was baited for allowing a “missile gap.” As the Soviet Union gained nuclear strength, fears about nuclear war grew. Eisenhower’s top aides argued that rather than relying on the threat of massive retaliation to keep the Soviets in check, the U.S. should develop a tactical nuclear capacity to fight limited wars. The president steadfastly refused to alter the defense policy, pointing out that such a plan would transform weapons of deterrence into weapons of war. Bequeathed an atomic bomb, Eisenhower was the first American president not to use it.
Ike also stimulated the economy to lift it from recession, built an interstate highway system, and was the last president until Bill Clinton to leave his country in the black. It was Eisenhower who appointed Chief Justice Earl Warren and who enforced desegregation in the schools. “Far from the caricature presented by Childs and others, Eisenhower was certain, resolute, and though respectful of his advisers, commandingly their boss,” contends Newton.
Eisenhower is a fitting, long-overdue biography of the unfairly maligned, often underestimated president.


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Critical Care


Mercy Hospital #1
Candace Calvert
Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers, June 01, 2009
Review: In Candace Calvert’s Critical Care, nurse Claire Avery can’t face going back to the ER after her brother’s tragic death in a trauma room. She’s determined to make a fresh start with a new career in nursing education.
But Claire’s plans fall apart when she’s asked to counsel medical staff after a heartbreaking day care center explosion. Worse, she’s forced back to the ER, where she battles painful memories…and Logan Caldwell, a handsome and surly doctor who thrives on chaos and demands that his staff be as tough as he is. When hospital administration sends the beautiful but pushy Claire to offer counseling, he’ll have none of it.
Yet the doctor finds himself drawn to this nurse who just might teach him the true meaning of healing.


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Afraid of the Dark



James Grippando
Publisher: Harper Collins Publishers, March 22, 2011
Review: James Grippando’s Afraid of the Dark begins three years in the past, when Sergeant Vince Paulo held his best friend Chuck Mays’ daughter, McKenna, as she uttered the name of her ex-boyfriend and murderer: Jamal. Now, Miami criminal defense lawyer Jack Swyteck is trying to save Jamal from the death penalty. Despite warnings to stay away from the case from his fiancee, FBI agent Andie Henning, Jack is sympathetic to Jamal’s alibi that he was abducted and held captive in Prague at the time of McKenna’s death. But when bodies begin piling up, and ominous phone calls arrive from a faceless man known only as “the Dark,” Jack realizes he’s facing a deadly danger that goes beyond McKenna’s death—straight into the heart of evil.


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Heroes and Exiles


Gay Icons Through the Ages
Tom Ambrose
Publisher: New Holland Publishers (UK) Ltd., January 25, 2009
Review: During the Middle Ages, homosexuals became the scapegoats of society, constantly facing exile or death. In Heroes and Exiles, Tom Ambrose takes stock of the human cost of this long exile, focusing on artists, such as Benvenuto Cellini and Edward Lear, poets including Thomas Gray and W.H. Auden and novelists like Henry James and Oscar Wilde.
Often treated with suspicion, homosexuals were targets for the totalitarian dictatorships of the 20th century, consigned to exile in Siberia or Nazi death camps. While the tolerance of ancient Greece has somewhat returned to most Western societies, Ambrose asks if we’ve finally realized sexual orientation is irrelevant to character and achievement, and wonders if the long exile has finally ended.


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Nothing-To-Do Puppy



Cyndy Szekeres
Publisher: Sterling Publishing Co., Inc., October 01, 1986
Review: A bored little pup with nothing to do wears himself out finding plenty to do in this cuter than cute story from Cyndy Szekeres, the club-favorite author of such classics as Puppy Too Small. (Ages 2-4)


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Quicksilver



Amanda Quick
Publisher: Putnam Berkley Pub. Group, April 19, 2011
Review: Amanda Quick, aka Jayne Ann Krentz, continues her “supremely addictive” (Booklist) Arcane Society series with the second novel in the Looking Glass trilogy. Needless to say, the powers and passions in Quicksilver are out of this world….
At the toll of midnight, Virginia Dean awakens to an all-too-real nightmare. She’s in bed beside a dead body, holding a bloody knife—and she has no idea what happened. What’s more, the dark energy emanating from the mirrors on the walls is overpowering her senses. Is there no way out?
Owen Sweetwater is heir to his family’s strange talent for discerning monsters who use their psychic powers to prey on the innocent. The recent deaths of two London glass readers have led him to keep an eye on Virginia, a woman considered by many in the high-minded Arcane Society to be nothing more than an illusionist. Owen knows better. Not only are Virginia’s powers real, they might be the key to his investigation, which is one of the reasons he happened to be on hand to rescue her. The other is that Owen is powerfully drawn to Virginia. And though he doesn’t like to dwell on it, she may be the only one who can save him from the madness that is the dark side of his legacy.


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Sociedades secretas


y como afectan nuestras vidas en la actualidad
Sylvia Browne
Publisher: Hay House, April 01, 2009
Review: En este libro que abarca desde los misteriosos Caballeros Templarios de la Edad Media hasta poderosas organizaciones modernas entre cuyos miembros se cuentan celebridades, acaudalados hombres de negocios y lideres politicos mundiales (incluyendo un ex presidente estadounidense), Sylvia Browne abre ante nosotros el clandestino mundo de las sociedades secretas. Sus investigaciones, complementadas con el extraordinario intercambio que mantiene con su guia espiritual, revelan conspiraciones, encubrimientos, informacion malintencionada y manipulacion del poder por parte de estos grupos. Ademas, dejan entrever como ellos han afectado la historia de la religion y la politica y como podrian continuar haciendolo.


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The Bricklayer



Noah Boyd
Publisher: William Morrow & Co, Inc., January 26, 2010
Review: The FBI is under attack. A group called the Rubaco Pentad is extorting millions from the Bureau, and it isn’t shy about following through on its death threats. Worse, it seems to have an intimate knowledge of FBI tactics, and all attempts to catch it have gone horribly wrong.
Enter Steve Vail, an ex-agent and master manhunter who now works as a bricklayer. Fired for insubordination but too valuable to forget, he’s the perfect weapon against the Pentad, so when the feds try to recruit him, he agrees. His only request—he does things his way, off the books, with no questions asked….
Written by Noah Boyd, an FBI agent of 20 years, The Bricklayer is an explosive—and startlingly authentic—thriller that starts with a bang and never lets up.


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Are You There, Vodka? It's Me, Chelsea



Chelsea Handler
Publisher: Simon And Schuster, Inc., April 22, 2008
Review: Meet the New York Times bestseller most likely to have a one-night stand.
Are You There, Vodka? It's Me, Chelsea is the hilarious, bestselling book from Chelsea Handler, the busty, boozy, no-holds-barred blonde host of E!’s hit late-night talk show Chelsea Lately. And as you might have guessed from the title, when Chelsea starts dishing on sex, celebrity and Russia’s finest export, nothing’s sacred.
In this collection of outrageous anecdotes and off-kilter observations, you’ll thrill to Chelsea’s cockeyed quest to find the lusty, rum-soaked little person of her dreams. You'll watch her try to convince her third-grade classmates she's landed a plum movie role playing Goldie Hawn’s daughter. You’ll meet Chelsea’s equally wise-acred father, who scored first class airline tickets on a trip with his daughter by telling the airline they were on their honeymoon. And you’ll double over with laughter and/or recoil in disgust as Chelsea recounts the night her boyfriend was seduced by an over-amorous, and apparently gay, Peekapoo. Woof!
If you’re looking for a raunchy, rollicking and utterly irresistible read, Are You There, Vodka? It's Me, Chelsea is the answer to your prayers.


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Reader's Digest® Discounts, Deals & Steals


For Those Over 50 Who Don't Want to Pay to Play
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Publisher: Reader's Digest, January 06, 2011
Review: Age has its privileges, and now seniors won’t miss out on the perks with over 1,900 money-saving tips for every aspect of life, from national stores to restaurants, museums, concerts and classes. You’ll be surprised at who’s offering senior discounts: plumbers, hairdressers, veterinarians, car dealerships…the list goes on! But you can’t take advantage of these discounts, deals and steals unless you know they’re out there. That's why Reader's Digest® did the research for you so you can enjoy big savings on car maintenance, household heating and electrical costs, health and fitness, clothing, food, recreation, travel and more. The best news is that you don’t have to be retired to take advantage of these super savings, either!


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God's Battalions


The Case for the Crusades
Rodney Stark
Publisher: Harper Collins Publishers, October 13, 2009
Review: In his famous speech at Claremont on October 27, 1095, Pope Urban II graphically detailed the torture, rape and murder of Christian pilgrims to the Holy Land and the defilement of churches and holy places committed by the Turks. He then asked followers of Christ to become “soldiers of the living God” and go to war; the next year a Christian army set out for Jerusalem and the First Crusade was underway. Yet according to Rodney Stark, most scholars now seem to regard the Crusades as nothing more than the case of an expansionist, imperialistic Christendom brutalizing, looting and colonizing a tolerant and peaceful Islam. Stark takes issue with virtually every aspect of what he calls this “prevailing wisdom” in God’s Battalions.
Stark begins his history of the Crusades not with the pope’s speech at Claremont, but with the rise of Islam and the onset of the Muslim invasions of Christendom in the seventh century, when Islamic armies swept over the larger portion of what was then Christian territory, including the Middle East, Egypt and all of North Africa, Spain, southern Italy and numerous Mediterranean islands including Sicily, Corsica, Cyprus, Rhodes, Crete, Malta and Sardinia. And having thus ruthlessly conquered, Stark maintains that the Muslims were also brutal and intolerant rulers. Christian retaliation was inevitable.
Having thus set the stage, Stark gives a detailed history of the First Crusade, following the Christian army though the sieges of Nicaea and Antioch in 1097 to the siege and conquest of Jerusalem in 1099. He tells the history of the Crusaders’ kingdoms subsequently established by the First Crusade and the history of the four Crusades that followed. And he describes the founding of the two knightly religious orders of military monks—the Templars and the Hospitallers—dedicated to defending the Holy Land.
Throughout God’s Battalions, Stark attempts to debunk claims of Muslim technological and cultural superiority to Christendom. He also rejects the notion that the Dark Ages in Europe were in fact dark, arguing that during that time Europe actually began the technological leap forward that would put it far ahead of the rest of the world. Little wonder, Stark argues, that the Crusaders were able to march more than twenty-five hundred miles, defeat an enemy that vastly outnumbered them and continue to do so as long as Europe was prepared to support the fight.
Ultimately this provocative reassessment of the Crusades asserts that the Crusades were precipitated—perhaps even justified—by centuries of Islamic aggression and atrocities, and that the Crusaders themselves were not barbarians who victimized cultivated Muslims in search of land, loot and converts, but men of faith who “sincerely believed they served in God’s battalions.


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Where Women Cook: Celebrate!


Extraordinary Women and Their Signature Recipes
Jo Packham & the Pubs of Somerset Studio
Publisher: Sterling Publishing Co., Inc., October 01, 2011
Review: Artist Susan Branch invites you to her 19th century home on Martha's Vineyard for a “kitchen table tea” complete with Lemon Pepper Tea Biscuits and Apricot Jam. Ree Drummond welcomes you to a Fourth of July party at her ranch, where she spices up the festivities with her Jalapeno Poppers and Firecracker Shrimp. Bakerella throws you a Cake Pop Party. And that’s just three of the 28 extraordinary women you'll meet in Jo Packham's Where Women Cook: Celebrate!. These women really know how to host a good time and here they show you how it’s done with their signature recipes and entertaining secrets for making any get-together special, whether it’s a casual backyard picnic or an intimate New Year’s Eve soiree. Color photos.


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Night Road



Kristin Hannah
Publisher: St. Martins Press, Llc, March 22, 2011
Review: Jude Farraday is a happily married stay-at-home mom whose twins, Mia and Zach, are the center of her universe. In the mind of foster child Lexi Baill, Mia’s best friend, there is no better mother—although when top student Zach falls in love with Lexi and announces his intention to attend community college with her, Jude is far from pleased. But the night Lexi reluctantly drives the more intoxicated twins home from a senior class party, the only emotion Jude registers is complete and utter devastation….
In Night Road Kristin Hannah shines a light on wrenching issues for parents, particularly the often impossible task of keeping their children safe. When Jude leads her community in a call for justice, it takes but a heartbeat for Lexi’s future to turn down a dark road where no one, especially the boy she loves, can follow. Six years later, she returns far wiser than her years, only to discover Jude has grown more embittered. Will Lexi’s presence force the once-loving mother to reconsider the woman she has become? And what of Zach? Is he beyond Lexi’s reach? This breathtaking drama raises profound questions about the nature of love, loss…and forgiveness.


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The Titan's Curse: Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Book Three



Rick Riordan
Publisher: Hyperion Books for Children, May 01, 2007
Review: If you’ve checked out our online review lately, you might have noticed how much Club members love the bestselling Percy Jackson & The Olympians series. In fact, Club member Tara reports that she bought the first book in this series for her nephew who hated to read, with the “bribe” that if he didn’t like it she would give him $5. She says, “I never had to pay up! He loved this book and because he enjoyed it so much, I read it just so I could keep up with his excited chatter.…It’s a great book to share with the kids.” In book three, The Titan’s Curse, Rick Riordan pits Percy and his powerful demigod allies against the Titan lord, Kronos. It’s an adventure fans of The Lightning Thief and The Sea of Monsters can’t miss! (Ages 9-12)


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Keeper of My Soul



Keshia Dawn
Publisher: Kensington Books, January 01, 2011
Review: Keithe and his wife of fifteen years, Michelle, have not had a good marriage by any stretch of the imagination. It’s bad enough that she neglects him, but she’s stepped out on him, bringing home STDs. At forty-one, the handsome Houston attorney needs some real love in his life, and he starts to seek it out. Except Michelle knows all too well what he’s up to—and even knows things about his potential prospects he doesn’t. And now all of a sudden she doesn’t want to let go of him, and will smash anyone who tries to come between her and her man. But Michelle is soon left to realize that her own betrayals are much deeper than she would care to believe in this powerful story of righting wrongs and finding peace in the soul.


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Countdown to Valkyrie


The July Plot to Assassinate Hitler
Nigel Jones
Publisher: Frontline Books, February 01, 2009
Review: By the time the anti-Hitler conspirators carried out their final attempt to eliminate the Fuhrer on July 20th, 1944, it was already too late to save Germany. A few weeks prior to the assassination attempt, the Allies had landed on the beaches of Normandy. In the East, Stalin’s Red Army pursued its unstoppable onslaught on Hitler’s Reich. And fleets of American and British bombers relentlessly pounded Germany’s cities day and night. Yet, the plotters—chief among them, Claus Schenk, Graf con Stauffenberg—were determined to make one last effort to rid their country of the megalomaniacal dictator who was responsible for its downfall.
In Countdown to Valkyrie, Nigel Jones offers a taut account of what transpired on July 20th, 1944, but his story begins long before that fateful day. While focusing on the military conspiracy concealed under the codeword “Valkyrie”—the simultaneous assassination of Hitler and a takeover by a mixed civilian-military government—Jones shows us how the plot was the culmination of years of failed attempts to kill Hitler. Although Count von Stauffenberg entered the conspiracy later than others, Jones uses this central figure as the pivot for the entire story.
In a tautly constructed chronological narrative, Jones takes us from Stauffenberg’s youth to the Nazis’ rise to power to the road to war, and shows us how the first stirrings of discontent among Hitler’s minions led to numerous plots against the Fuhrer by the Abwehr, the Army and various civilians. Most movingly, he chronicles the struggle of loyal Nazis who—however loyal to the Fuhrer they might have been—eventually turned against him when their consciences could no longer allow them to sit idly by as millions of innocent lives were consumed by the Nazi death machine. Beyond the pull of conscience, Jones also details the impossible choices these men faced as they contemplated bringing down the full vengeance of the Nazis—indeed, of the entire German nation—upon them. Facing arrest, imprisonment, torture and certain execution, the plotters nonetheless went ahead with their plan. Jones’ treatment of the events of July 20th, 1944, form the core of the narrative, and his pulse-pounding account of that day—from Stauffenberg’s arrival at Hitler’s Field Headquarters in northern Poland, armed with a briefcase containing two small bombs, to the detonation that failed to kill the Fuhrer—is truly gripping.
In the end, Countdown to Valkyrie is much more than an engrossing narrative of a key episode in World War II history. It is a testament to the courage of a few genuine heroes who, in the author’s words, “may have failed to kill Hitler, but in the mere fact of making the attempt these brave men snatched the soul of their tortured country from the pit—and saved it.


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Devoured


A Mystery
D.E. Meredith
Publisher: St. Martin's Press, Llc, October 26, 2010
Review: Not since The Alienist has there been a debut mystery as rich in Victorian detail and sinister intrigue as Devoured by D.E. Meredith.
It’s 1856, and the glamorous Lady Bessingham has just been found murdered in her bedroom, surrounded by her vast collection of fossils—one of which was the murder weapon. Prof. Adolphus Hatton and his assistant, Albert Roumande, are called to the scene since they are practitioners of the new and suspect science of forensics.
Though Lady Bessingham was a woman of letters, Hatton sees no sign of this. In fact, all her correspondence seems to be missing—as is her maid, Flora. Their search for the purloined letters will lead Hatton and Roumande on a bloody chase through the netherworld of London society.


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Carte Blanche



Jeffery Deaver
Publisher: Simon And Schuster, Inc., June 14, 2011
Review: A new James Bond novel is cause for celebration, but when Jeffery Deaver writes it, let the fireworks begin!
A lifelong Ian Fleming fan, Deaver felt the British author’s influence early on—his own first fiction, at age 11, featured a hero based on 007! The winner of the 2004 Ian Fleming Steel Dagger Award for Garden of Beasts, Deaver was blown away by the honor when Fleming’s estate approached him last year to write the next Bond novel.
Now it’s here. The series’ 37th novel updates the agent’s backstory for the 21st century while maintaining Bond’s famous persona and Fleming’s unique tone. And surprises abound. On his latest assignment, the jet-setting spy sweeps through exotic, glamorous—and dangerous—places around the globe, stopping off for a few thrilling hours in the dazzling city of Dubai. A place never before used in any Bond novel, this burgeoning metropolis provides an exciting backdrop for heart-stopping action, as 007’s search for a very disturbing villain pushes the hero to new extremes. But in matters of international security, are there lines even James Bond should not cross?
Get ready for the blockbuster read of the summer, as Jeffery Deaver gives James Bond…Carte Blanche.


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Panini



Dominique & Cindy Duby
Publisher: Whitecap Books, November 01, 2010
Review: It's easy to imagine the crunch of toasty bread followed by the rich taste of melted cheese and grilled meat or warm chocolate and fruit, since each recipes comes with a taste-tempting full-page photo, but that’s not what makes this cookbook unique. Whatever your preference, Dominique and Cindy Duby have crafted a panini to bring you complete satisfaction. With the Dubys' all-in-one panini-making method, you’ll be able to make your own bread dough, cook it at the same time as the filling, and enjoy a fresh bread taste with a thin crispy crust. Of course, if you’re pressed for time, many of the recipes use ready-made bread so you can satisfy your every craving for combos savory or sweet in no time flat. Color photos.


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War Stories: A Graphic History



Mike Conroy
Publisher: Harper Collins Publishers, May 01, 2009
Review: A fascinating look at the history of global conflict through the filter of sequential art, Mike Conroy’s War Stories: A Graphic History, covers everything from EC Comics’ depictions of the American Civil War to Joe Sacco’s reportage of the War on Terror.
War Stories takes us from the rise of the xenophobic cartoon during WWI to the ’60s underground comix movement that lambasted not the North Vietnamese but the U.S. government’s policies. It also looks at British comics, sub-genres like horror/supernatural and reportage, and examines the most current comics being published globally.
Crammed full of exquisite art and interviews with artists, editors and publishers, War Stories looks at armed conflict through a wholly unique lens.


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The House at Sugar Beach


In Search of a Lost African Childhood
Helene Cooper
Publisher: Simon & Schuster, Inc., September 02, 2008
Review: Born into a wealthy Liberian family, Helene Cooper was “Congo,” a descendent of two elite dynasties who traced their lineage back the founding of Monrovia and the first ship that carried freed slaves from New York back to Africa in 1920. She grew up at Sugar Beach, a 22-room mansion by the sea with ample room for her parents to adopt a foster child named Eunice.
But on April 12, 1980, Helene’s childhood was cut short by a bloody military coup. In that moment, the bliss of her early years was upended by vicious brutality against the Congo class, leaving all the country’s rulers dead and countless others hunted, tortured, raped and murdered. The violence forced her family to flee Liberia for America—leaving their foster daughter, Eunice, behind.
Years later and a world away, Helene became a respected journalist, reporting from every part of the globe except Africa, but a near-death experience in Iraq in 2003 convinced her that Liberia—and Eunice—could wait no longer.
At once a deeply personal memoir and an uncompromising examination of a country torn by violence, at its heart, The House at Sugar Beach is the story of Helene Cooper’s long voyage home.


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Frankenstein: Lost Souls



Dean Koontz
Publisher: Bantam Dell Pub Gp/Div Random House, June 15, 2010
Review: In Lost Souls, #1 New York Times bestselling author Dean Koontz brings his unparalleled storytelling abilities to one of the most timeless—and terrifying—creations in all of fiction: the legend of Frankenstein.
Victor Frankenstein had once envisioned a world of superhumans—a perfect blend of man and machine. His creations have now come to life and they are about to bring on a horrific reality. The survival of humanity now rests in the hands of five people who know that the madness must be stopped once and for all.
Detectives Carson O’Connor and Michael Maddison; Victor’s engineered wife, Erika 5, and her companion Jocko; and Victor’s first creation, the tormented Deucalion, have all arrived at a small Montana town where their alliance will be tested by forces from within and without, and where the dangers they face will eclipse any they have yet encountered. Yet in the midst of their peril, love will blossom, and they will discover sources of strength they could not have imagined.
They will need all these resources, and more. For a monumental battle is about to commence that will require all their ingenuity and courage, as it defines what we are to be…and if we are to be at all.


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A Blue Sea of Blood



Donald M. Kehn, Jr.
Publisher: Motorbooks International Publishers, January 02, 2009
Review: On the morning of March 1, 1942, the destroyer USS Edsall—under orders to deliver Army Air Force fighter crews to the beleaguered island of Java—split off from her sister ship, the USS Whipple and the tanker USS Pecos, never to be seen again by Allied forces. Donald M. Kehn’s A Blue Sea of Blood explores the mystery of the Edsall’s disappearance, and the discovery of her crew’s remains on the Indonesian island of Celebes—an area known for numerous alleged Japanese war crimes. By telling the story of the Edsall, from her wide-ranging pre-war career to the curious uses to which her story was put, A Blue Sea of Blood redresses six decades of official indifference to uncover a significant chapter missing from the history of World War II.


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Odd and the Frost Giants



Neil Gaiman
Publisher: Harper Collins Childrens Bks., September 22, 2009
Review: You never know where Neil Gaiman will take us in his magical books, but it’s always fun getting there! He captured our imaginations—and the 2009 Newbery Medal—with The Graveyard Book and took us to a world both wonderful and menacing with Coraline. Now he teams up with award-winning artist Brett Helquist (of Lemony Snicket A Series of Unfortunate Events fame) to whisk us to ancient Norway on an exciting adventure with Odd and the frost giants. Now, Odd has had some very bad luck: His father perished in a Viking expedition, a tree shattered his leg and his fellow villagers are dangerously grumpy. Will his luck change when he encounters three creatures with a strange story to tell—and a near-impossible task to complete? (Ages 9-12)


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The Hypnotist



Lars Kepler
Publisher: FSG, May 03, 2011
Review: A triple homicide has Sweden on edge, and with the killer still at large, Detective Inspector Joona Linna’s only lead is one of the intended victims—the boy who saw his family killed before his eyes. But severely wounded and in a state of shock, he’s in no condition to be questioned.
Desperate for information, Linna enlists Dr. Erik Maria Bark to hypnotize the boy, hoping for some insight on the killer. It’s the sort of work that Bark had sworn he would never do again—ethically dubious and psychically scarring—and when he breaks his vow and hypnotizes the boy, a terrifying chain of events begins to unfurl….
An international bestseller, Lars Kepler’s The Hypnotist is a revelation, filled with twists that you’ll never see coming.


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Generation A



Douglas Coupland
Publisher: Scribner/Simon & Schuster, November 01, 2009
Review: Set in the near future, in a world where bees are extinct, Douglas Coupland’s Generation A tells the riveting story of five unconnected people from across the globe—the US, Canada, France, New Zealand and Sri Lanka—who are inexplicably stung. This shared experience unites them in ways they could have never imagined.
A funhouse mirror version of Coupland’s classic debut, Generation X, the novel explores brave new ways to tell a story in this increasingly digital world. Like the majority of his work, his latest opus brilliantly straddles that peculiar hinterland between optimism and nihilistic paranoia. Grandiose, ambitious and fantastically entertaining, this could just be Coupland’s crowning achievement.


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Explosive Eighteen (Large Print)



Janet Evanovich
Publisher: Bantam Books, Inc./ Div Random House, November 22, 2011
Review: Where there’s smoke, there’s fire—and where Stephanie Plum goes, explosions aren’t too far behind! So is it any wonder that Steph’s creator, Janet Evanovich, is chasing Smokin’ Seventeen with Explosive Eighteen, an action-packed new page-turner that packs some pretty heavy punches. We can’t tell you what—yet—but we can tell you that Joyce Barnhardt—Stephanie’s life-long pain in the patootie—has Failed to Appear in court…and that Stephanie becomes an unwilling participant in an international fracas. (But that’s nothing compared to what went down in Hawaii!)
Whatever the crime, whatever the crisis, you can believe Steph’s dynamite new adventure will be fun, fast and furious—like Stephanie Plum herself!


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Against the Law



Kat Martin
Publisher: Mira/Harlequin Enterprises"Don'T U, February 22, 2011
Review: In Against the Law, the last chapter in Kat Martin’s Raines Brothers Trilogy, we finally get the story of the youngest—and wildest—of the bunch.
At 32, Dev is “mostly retired” from Raines Investigations, but if he has one weakness, it’s his inability to say no to a beautiful woman. Enter Lark Delaney. Determined to track down the baby daughter her sister gave up for adoption, she needs his help, and one look at her and Dev is ready and willing.
What Dev doesn’t know is that this isn’t just a missing person’s case. He’s about to go up against a shady adoption ring, kidnappers and killers. Now, with both his and Lark’s lives on the line, can he find a way to keep them safe, or will their growing attraction end up being his downfall?


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War Dances



Sherman Alexie
Publisher: Grove Press, Inc., October 06, 2009
Review: On the heels of winning the National Book Award, Sherman Alexie releases a collection of short stories that’s hilarious and heartbreaking in equal measure. War Dances explores that balance between self-preservation and external responsibilities in art, family and the world at large. Each tale centers around ordinary men teetering on making extraordinary changes in their lives.
These men include a vintage-clothing-store owner with a crumbling marriage; a politician whose career suffers after his son perpetrates a hate crime and, in the titular story, a writer who nurses his father, dying a “natural Indian death” from alcohol and diabetes. Brazen and beautiful, this work shows Alexie at the peak of his powers.


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The Black Prism



Brent Weeks
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, August 25, 2010
Review: You helped set Brent Weeks securely in the fantasy firmament with your enthusiasm for his Night Angel Trilogy. Now get ready for The Black Prism—Book One of The Lightbringer Trilogy—as Weeks flexes his world-building chops in an astonishingly original universe.
In the Seven Satrapies, each color in the spectrum has its own magical attributes. Mages mostly specialize in one color of light, though some can manipulate two, three or even more. Gavin Guile is one of the rare few known to history who can work all colors at once. As such, he has become the Prism—the most powerful mage in the world, whose power, wit and charm are all that preserves a tenuous peace with rival kingdom Tyrea.
But Prisms break under the strain of their magic, and Guile knows exactly how long he has left to live: five years to achieve five impossible goals. Then Guile discovers he has a son, born in Tyrea after the war that put him in power. It is a secret that could tear his world apart...a secret even more imperiled when he and the son he has never known are thrust into the middle of a burgeoning civil war.
Weeks has honed his craft and it shows; The Black Prism is a tour de force in post-LOTR fantasy storytelling.


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Days of Gold



Jude Deveraux
Publisher: Atria Books, December 29, 2009
Review: Days of Gold, the second book in Jude Deveraux’s multigenerational Edilean series, is a dazzling tale that unfolds in 1776 Scotland. There we meet Angus McTern, the only man in his town, it seems, not besotted by the newly arrived niece of Neville Lawler, the despised Englishman who stole his family estate. That’s not to say the ruggedly handsome laird doesn’t find feisty young Edilean Talbot extremely desirable. When Angus learns of a plot by Edilean’s odious uncle to steal her inheritance, he doesn’t hesitate to come to her rescue, only to discover that in helping her escape, he is now wanted for kidnapping and theft.
Deveraux’s return to the sweeping historical romance beloved by her fans couldn’t be more breathtaking or exciting. Upon discovering Edilean’s family treasure has secretly been stowed onboard a ship bound for America, and knowing Angus, suddenly a fugitive, cannot return home, what choice do either of them have but to set sail for a new country? But while the journey is fraught with one seemingly insurmountable obstacle after another, once there, Angus and Edilean will soon discover a love as wild and free as the land itself.


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Long Time Coming



Vanessa Miller
Publisher: Abingdon Press, November 01, 2010
Review: What would you do when there’s nothing left to do? Popular Christian inspiration author Vanessa Miller poses this question with two women who couldn’t be more different—except in how they’ve been chosen by God to help each other.... Career-minded Deidre Clark-Morris has a loving husband and beautiful home, but no children. Kenisha Smalls has lived in poverty her entire life and has three children by three different men—and has just learned she has inoperable cervical cancer. God-fearing Deidre guides Kenisha on the path to eternal life, as Kenisha teaches Deidre to stand strong as the relationship between them strengthens their faith in God and brings them unexpected hope, redemption and healing. It’s Vanessa Miller at her finest!


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An Unquenchable Thirst


Following Mother Teresa in Search of Love, Service, and an Authentic Life
Mary Johnson
Publisher: Random House Inc., August 16, 2011
Review: It’s impossible to read this autobiography without being profoundly moved…and shocked. Mary Johnson was a 17-year-old innocent when a photo of Mother Teresa inspired her to enter a convent in the South Bronx, a far cry from her Texas roots. Not without difficulty did the newly named Sister Donata adapt to a life of sacrifice. She continually grappled with a faith that oftentimes was at odds with her heart, which led her into an illicit passion for a priest—just one of the eye-opening controversies in Mary’s memoir. Another is her complicated relationship with Mother Teresa, a woman who earned both her love and disappointment. An Unquenchable Thirst is a story of self-discovery as Mary struggled to choose her own path—and find love.


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West Hollywood Stories



Stephen Soucy
Publisher: Modernist Press, September 10, 2008
Review: Next stop, drama. The glamour and sex appeal of zip code 90069 is the focus of this anthology, as 14 gay writers—including Timothy State, Joe Symon, Patricia Nell Warren, John Morgan Wilson, and Jameson Currier—illuminate the strange magic of Los Angeles’ beloved gay-borhood.
A collection of witty (and occasionally bitchy) fare from newcomers and established writers alike, the 14 tales of West Hollywood Stories perfectly encapsulate all the random hook-ups, one-night-stands, break-ups, boyfriends and nighttime theatrics that make West Hollywood one of L.A.’s most charismatic and unique stomping grounds. Each of these tales is sure to resonate, whether you’ve lived in WeHo for years or just visited in your mind.


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The Intellectual Devotional Biographies


Revive Your Mind, Complete Your Education, and Acquaint Yourself With the World's Greatest Personalities
David S. Kidder
Publisher: Rodale Press, Inc., May 11, 2010
Review: David S. Kidder and Noah D. Oppenheim are back with the fifth installment of the popular The Intellectual Devotional Biographies, offering up a variety of unbelievable facts about major figures like Atilla the Hun and Desmond Tutu. This edition, like the others, is divided into seven categories, one for every day of the week, and shares the histories of 365 people who changed the world.
In this edition, you’ll learn about timeless authors (including Homer, Oscar Wilde and Virginia Woolf); leaders (Queen Elizabeth I, Abraham Lincoln, Susan B. Anthony, Napoleon Bonaparte); innovators (Isaac Newton, Werner Heisenberg); philosophers (Socrates, Friedrich Nietzsche); villains (Ivan the Terrible, Jack the Ripper) and many, many more!


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Look at the Birdie


Unpublished Short Fiction
Kurt Vonnegut
Publisher: Delacorte Press/Div. of Random House, October 27, 2009
Review: Bringing together 14 previously unpublished short stories by the late Kurt Vonnegut, Look at the Birdie is an unparalleled look into the early mind of the man who would go on to change the literary landscape forever.
Written just as the Slaughterhouse-Five author was starting to find his comic voice, these long-buried feasts feature tales both cautionary and hopeful, from a family that foolishly confides its deepest secrets into a magical invention to a quack psychiatrist who concocts a novel new outlet for his paranoid patients. These are the works of a master coming into his own, and the world he creates—manic, menacing, absurd, yet inarguably humanistic—could come from no one else but Vonnegut.
These tales are penetrating snapshots of post-World War II America, a landscape defined by rapidly developing technology, unexpected affluence and a murky moral ambiguity. An unexpected gift for readers who thought Vonnegut’s unique voice had been stilled forever, this beautiful volume features an illuminating foreword by author and longtime Vonnegut sidekick Sidney Offit, and even comes illustrated with a number of the author’s characteristically insouciant line drawings.


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Devil's Food Cake Murder


A Hannah Swensen Mystery With Recipes
Joanne Fluke
Publisher: Kensington Books, February 22, 2011
Review: These days, everyone in Lake Eden, Minnesota, is buzzing with activity, and Hannah Swensen is no exception. Things are going pretty well for her in the romance department, and her bakery’s heavenly creations are selling almost as fast as she can bake them. Even her good friend Claire is on cloud nine with her new husband, Reverend Bob Knudson.
When Bob’s childhood friend, Matthew Walters, comes to town, it seems like divine intervention. Matthew, like Bob, is a Lutheran minister with a stubborn sweet tooth. Since he’s on sabbatical, Matthew is happy to fill in for Bob while he and Claire take that long-awaited honeymoon. It sounds like the perfect plan—until Hannah finds Matthew in the rectory, facedown in one of Hannah's confections, a single bullet in his head.
In Devil’s Food Cake Murder, Joanne Fluke mixes all the ingredients for a delectable mystery, as Hannah sets out to find Matthew’s killer. It isn't long before she discovers that the good Reverend wasn’t quite the saint he appeared to be. Is his murder tied to the gold coins in the collection plate or a jewel heist in Minneapolis? As Hannah gets cooking, she finds that even a half-baked criminal plot can be oh-so-deadly…. Recipes.


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The Ugly Duckling



Rachel Isadora
Publisher: Penguin Group (USA), May 01, 2009
Review: Caldecott Honor winner Rachel Isadora’s artwork alone is reason enough to fall for this captivating retelling of one of Hans Christian Andersen’s much-loved fairy tales. The color-saturated collages in her version of The Ugly Duckling capture the beauty in everything from the shimmering sunsets and the starry night skies, to the exotic wild animals that are all part of the African landscape where this story takes place. As the frightened and unhappy duckling searches for a place where he can finally fit in, he faces many obstacles until he meets a friendly farmer and his children, who watch over the duckling and shower him with love and kindness until he’s able to see himself for who he really is. (Ages 4-6)


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The Words of Martin Luther King, Jr.



Coretta Scott King
Publisher: Newmarket Press, October 28, 2008
Review: Martin Luther King, Jr., communicated vision, passion and inspiration throughout his life, and led millions in a nonviolent movement that shattered the system of segregation in the South. This timeless volume, authorized by the estate of Martin Luther King, Jr., includes highlights from the legendary civil rights leader’s speeches, sermons and writings. Selected by his wife Coretta Scott King, the stirring quotations herein focus on seven areas of concern: The Community of Man, Racism, Civil Rights, Justice and Freedom, Faith and Religion, Nonviolence and Peace. Featuring a detailed chronology of Dr. King’s life and his involvement in the Civil Rights Movement, this perennial classic belongs in every home, school and library.


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Independence


The Struggle to Set America Free
John Ferling
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Inc, June 28, 2011
Review: Review by Lucas A. Powe, Jr.
The Revolutionary War, initiated at the battles of Concord and Lexington, had been going on for 15 months before the Continental Congress declared independence. For most of that period the colonists were not fighting for independence; they were fighting to be reunited with Great Britain on American terms (a return to the pre-1763 policy of benign neglect). If there had been a vote on independence in January 1776, eight of the colonies would likely have voted no—which probably matched the desires of their residents. Independence: The Struggle to Set America Free, John Ferling’s superb new book, offers the best description of how American independence came to be under circumstances where neither the mother country nor (at least in 1775) a majority of the colonists wished that outcome. It is a story of contingency, patience, shrewdness, ambitions and blunders.
The guts of Ferling’s story cover a period of less than three years. His starting point is the Boston Tea Party (although he briefly notes events from the Stamp Act to the Declaratory Act to the Townsend Duties) and the end is the Declaration of Independence (although, again, he briefly extends the narrative). Among the wonderful assets of the book are the very short (a couple of paragraphs) biographies of the protagonists. They are both incisive and illuminating.
There is a split focus between London and North America. On the British side the dominant position, fully supported by George III, was that Britain could not be indecisive and that the Empire could only be preserved by bringing the colonists to heel. Edmund Burke, Charles James Fox and others argued, unsuccessfully to the contrary, that a sincere offer of imperial reform could have prevented (it surely would have delayed) American independence. Burke famously asserted that the policies of Lord North’s ministry “drove them into the declaration of independency; not as a matter of choice, but necessity.
On the American side a majority wished to reconcile with Great Britain and their beloved king but only on American terms. Had those who wanted “Independence Now” pushed too hard or too early they likely would have failed. From 1774 to the spring of 1776 “all the great critical questions” decided by the Continental Congress were done by the narrowest of margins. Those who wanted independence, especially the Massachusetts delegates, successfully walked a tightrope of pushing but neither too hard nor too far—until it was time.
As Sandy Levinson and I have noted in reviews over the past two years, we are going through an explosion of terrific books on America in the last half of the 18th century. John Ferling’s Independence: The Struggle to Set America Free ranks with the best of them.


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The Love Revolution


Change Your World...Refuse to Do Nothing
Joyce Meyer
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, September 22, 2009
Review: This book is dangerous. It will change everything you’ve ever thought about love. Joyce Meyer’s The Love Revolution is not a call to action; it’s a call to being…being the person who helps a friend in need…the person who helps a stranger in need…the person who practices bold acts of kindness. We know it as the Golden Rule. Jesus called it the Greatest Commandment: “You shall love your neighbor as yourself...do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
The personal stories and insights into The Love Revolution from Joyce and contributors—Darlene Zschech, Martin Smith, Pastors Paul Scanlon, Tommy Barnett and John Maxwell—will ignite you with a passion to change your life and your world.
The Love Revolution is an exciting guide on how to bring to life Christ’s basic message. Joyce examines what will happen if we each decide that we will refuse to live only for ourselves and take on the challenges of others. Taking a global view, she addresses such issues as domestic violence and hunger and provides actions we can take to participate in the solutions to these world-wide crises.
Join The Love Revolution—you’ll be walking closer with Jesus than ever before.


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The Hot Spot



Niobia Bryant
Publisher: Kensington Books, August 02, 2011
Review: Some 20 years of marriage didn’t stop Zaria Ali’s husband from leaving her for a younger woman—so there’s no reason she too can’t explore greener pastures! When Zaria married her high- school sweetheart, she jumped straight into adulthood. But 21 years later, he’s out of the picture, her kids are in college and Zaria is looking to make up for lost time. Who says she can't be living la vida loca in her 40s? A 26-year-old Kaleb Strong may be young, but he’s mature and Zaria lightens up his serious side—and turns him on like no one ever has. But is there more between them than just explosive chemistry? The only way to find out is to follow his heart, and show Zaria that when it comes to love, age is nothing but a number!


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Dimensional Bead Embroidery


A Reference Guide to Techniques
Jamie Cloud Eakin
Publisher: Sterling Publishing Co., Inc., October 04, 2011
Review: A master class in bead embroidery if there ever was one, Dimensional Bead Embroidery is an amazing resource for anyone who's wanted to try it or advance their skills. The techniques section alone is well worth the price of this book: It's huge! Ample diagrams, photos and instructions cover the supplies you'll need, the stitches you'll need to know and so much more. As you'll see in inspirational photos throughout, the sky's the limit for the luxurious bead-encrusted jewelry, bags and belts you'll be able to make. Artist Jamie Cloud Eakin gets you well on your way to becoming an expert beadweaver with eight projects, including earrings, bracelets, a purse, a brooch and, yes, the stunning necklace on the book's cover.


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Peace from Broken Pieces



Iyanla Vanzant
Publisher: Hay House, September 15, 2010
Review: Self-help guru and New York Times bestselling author Iyanla Vanzant recounts the last decade of her life and the spiritual lessons she’s learned in this inspirational memoir of getting though the toughest times. Iyanla found that fame came with a high price during her rise as a TV celebrity on Oprah and hosting her own shows, Iyanla and the reality show Starting Over. Her marriage dissolved, but she hit the bottom of her emotional well as her daughter suffered fifteen months of illness and passed away on Christmas day. Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, Iyanla shares the strength and wisdom she has gained by supporting others in their journeys to make sense out of the puzzle pieces of their lives and shows you how you can too.


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Jimmy Carter


The American Presidents Series
Julian E. Zelizer
Publisher: Times Books  Div Random House Inc, September 14, 2010
Review: Jimmy Carter rose to national power through mastering the strategy of the maverick politician. But running as an outsider was easier than governing as one, as historian Julian E. Zelizer shows in this examination of Carter’s presidency.
Once in power, Carter faced challenges sustaining a strong political coalition—and by 1980, he stood alone in the Oval Office as he confronted a battered economy, soaring oil prices, American hostages in Iran and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
Carter’s unpopularity enabled Ronald Reagan to achieve a landslide victory, but during Carter’s post-presidential career, he has emerged as an important voice for international diplomacy and negotiation, remaking his image as a statesman for our time.


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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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Soap Maker's Workshop


The Art and Craft of Natural Handmade Soap
Robert S. and Katherine J. McDaniel
Publisher: F&W Media, Inc., July 07, 2010
Review: Oatmeal Facial Bar Soap, Menthol Mint Shaving Soap, Lavender Shampoo & Conditional Bar Soap, Masque de Limone, Royal Castile Soap and all the products you’ll be able to make with Soap Maker’s Workshop smell divine, keep skin glowing and healthy, and best of all—they’re all-natural. With Soap Maker’s Workshop and its companion 30-minute DVD tutorial, Robert and Katherine McDaniel demystify the art of making melt-and-pour soaps, re-batched soaps, cold- and hot-process soaps. Discover how satisfying it is to make soap the natural way with their advice on working with essential oils, color and healing ingredients to create 30 luxurious handmade liquid soaps, bar soaps, shampoos (including two types of pet shampoos!) and mousses.


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Insects & Spiders: 3D Viewers




Publisher: Cowley Robinson Publishing, August 01, 2008
Review: Cozy up to nine of the coolest creepy crawlies you’ll ever see, such as the South American bird-eating tarantula, with the incredible 3D viewer that’s built right into the cover of this book. (Ages 6-9)


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Star Wars®: Death Troopers



Joe Schreiber
Publisher: Del Rey, October 13, 2009
Review: Prepare yourself to venture someplace very new and very scary in a galaxy far, far away, with the release of Star Wars®: Death Troopers by Joe Schreiber—the first-ever Star Wars horror novel, featuring a special cover with a full-color poster printed on the reverse side!
From the first appearance of Darth Vader in the groundbreaking movie Star Wars: Episode IV: A New Hope, Star Wars fans have known what terror feels like—and we loved it. But never before has Star Wars ventured into the unknown territory of true horror...until now.
When the Imperial prison barge Purge breaks down in a distant, uninhabited part of space, its only hope seems to lie with a Star Destroyer found drifting, derelict and seemingly abandoned. But when a boarding party is sent to scavenge for parts, only half of them come back—bringing with them a horrific disease so lethal that within hours, nearly all aboard the Purge will die. And death is only the beginning.
Nothing can prepare them for what awaits them aboard the Star Destroyer, amid its vast creaking emptiness that isn’t really empty at all. For the dead are rising, soulless, unstoppable and unspeakably hungry.


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The Gamble


General Petraeus and the American Military Adventure in Iraq, 2006-2008
Thomas E. Ricks
Publisher: Penguin Group USA, February 10, 2009
Review: With his New York Times bestseller, Fiasco, Thomas E. Ricks transformed the political dialogue about the war in Iraq. With The Gamble, Ricks draws on exclusive interviews with top officers in Iraq and extraordinary on-the-ground reportage to document the inside story of the war since late 2005, as the military was forced to reckon with itself, the surge was launched and a very different war began.
As Ricks shows us, many top U.S. officials now in Iraq actually opposed the 2003 invasion, and almost all are severely critical of how the war was fought from then through 2006. At the core of the story is General David Petraeus, many of whose closest advisers doubted that the surge would have any effect. Petraeus’ own boss was so skeptical that he dispatched an admiral to Baghdad to come up with a new strategy altogether.
Ultimately, for Petraeus, victory in Iraq means extending the war—a war, Ricks contends, likely to last another five to ten years. Most startlingly, Ricks concludes that the events for which the Iraq War will be remembered have not yet even happened.
Frank, unvarnished and full of insider details, The Gamble is a bold assessment of a war seemingly without end.


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Cleo: The Cat Who Mended a Family



Helen Brown
Publisher: Citadel Press, August 31, 2010
Review: Helen Brown had no intention of adopting a pet when she brought her sons Sam and Rob to visit a friend’s new kittens. But how could she say no to the adorable runt of the litter?
Sadly, when Cleo was delivered, her new family was reeling from the sudden loss of Sam in an accident. Helen was sure she couldn’t keep her—until she saw something she thought had vanished forever: her younger son’s smile. The rambunctious kitten stayed.
Through happiness and heartbreak, changes and new beginnings, Cleo turned out to be the unlikely glue that affectionately held Helen’s family together. Rich in wisdom, wit and heart, Cleo: The Cat Who Mended a Family is the story of a pet with a gift for knowing just where she was needed most.


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El arte del cuchiplancheo



Penelope Menchaca
Publisher: Santillana Usa Publishing Company, August 01, 2009
Review: CON TODO MI CARINO
Me decidi a escribir este libro no solo para las jovencitas, sino para todas las mujeres que quieren aprender mas, explorar y disfrutar su sexualidad; para las senoras que tienen que hacer hasta lo imposible para recuperar su seguridad y permitirse de nuevo “esas ganas”; para las que son madres y, como a mi, se les caen las pechugas, se les queda aguada la panza y, entre muchas otras cosas, les da una verguenza horrible ponerse un disfraz
Este es un libro con jueguitos increibles para sorprender a tu pareja, con humor, anecdotas, dudas y tips por si algun dia tienes antojo de puros besos o caricias, y con esas recomendaciones, tengas nuevas ideas para probar.
Todo esta escrito para que lo puedas leer por cachitos a manera de “acordeon”. No te cuento mas… empieza a hojearlo y descubre la maravillosa experiencia del cuchiplancheo.
Penelope Menchaca


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Creative Picture Framing


A Practical Guide to Making and Decorating Beautiful Frames Shown Step by Step in Over 300 Photographs
RIAN KANDUTH
Publisher: Anness Publishing, October 28, 2010
Review: Isn't it exciting all the ways crafters use pencils, paints, needles, hooks, cameras and myriad creative mediums to create so many wonderful objects? Shouldn’t the things you make—not to mention cherished photos, family heirlooms and favorite thrift store finds—be displayed in an equally impressive frame? With advice from expert frame-maker Rian Kanduth, plus 300 photos to guide you every step of the way, you'll be able to make 40 creative picture framing projects that cost a fraction of what you’d pay to have them made. Learn beginner basics (such as how to cut and joint a simple frame), then advance to more complex techniques, plus an array of fabulous finishes, including verdigris, marbling, craquelure and much more.


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Proofiness


The Dark Arts of Mathematical Deception
Charles Seife
Publisher: Viking Penguin, September 23, 2010
Review: According to MSNBC, you lose IQ points upon the birth of your first child. Good Morning America states that natural blondes will be extinct within 200 years. Political pundits report that a Tea Party rally attracted a million people despite the fact that roughly 60,000 attended. False claims like these show that numbers can be a powerful weapon. As Charles Seife teaches in Proofiness, phony data, invalid statistics and bad math can make even the most outrageous falsehoods appear to be true.
Proofiness, which Seife defines as “the art of using bogus mathematical arguments to prove something that you know in your heart to be true, even when it’s not,” pervades our society, and this delightful book showcases a myriad of categories.
For example, there are the fabricated statistics Seife dubs Potemkin numbers, such as the claim that a mascara gives eyelashes “twelve times more impact.” There is disestimation, the act of taking a number too literally, understating or ignoring the uncertainties that surround it. One example occurred in October 1999, when UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan identified a young Bosnian boy as “the six billionth person on Earth.” A third variety of proofiness is cherry-picking, choosing data that support the argument you wish to make while ignoring the rest. According to Seife, Vice President Al Gore did this in his movie An Inconvenient Truth by sketching a scenario based on the very worst estimates of sea-level rise.
Elsewhere in this study, Seife shows how everything from scientific research studies published in top journals to national political elections can be distorted by proofiness.
Proofiness vividly demonstrates the extent to which numbers can fool people into believing anything.


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