Cool Thing


The Best New Gay Fiction From Young American Writers

Publisher: Running Press (Imp. Of Perseus), November 01, 2008
Review: When it comes to discovering a new, stunningly talented young gay writer, there are few things in this life that give us greater pleasure. (Admittedly, we can think of a few things…but only a few!) The thrill of stumbling across the next David Sedaris or John Rechy, a future Truman Capote or Christopher Isherwood, is the kind of thing a booklover lives for.
Blair Mastbaum was one such discovery. The Lambda Award-winning author of Clay's Way—called “a gay Catcher in the Rye” by Rechy himself—and Us Ones In Between is one of the most exciting gay writers to arrive in recent memory. Now, he and his co-editor, talented critic and poet Will Fabro, have joined forces to unleash a slew of their most blazingly gifted brethren.
Cool Thing: The Best New Gay Fiction from Young American Writers is precisely what it says—a top-notch anthology of riveting writing from our most promising young authors. The emerging voices Mastbaum and Fabro have captured in this collection are edgy, impassioned, diverse and vibrant, just as our community has always been. Featuring Fabro, Mastbaum, Mark Edmund Doten, Michael Tyrell, Sam J. Miller, Eddie Beverage and many more, it’s fiction at its freshest.


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Marie Osmond's Heartfelt Giving



Marie Osmond
Publisher: Martingale & Company, May 01, 2010
Review: You know her, you love her, it's Marie Osmond! The beloved singer, entertainer and Dancing With the Stars contestant is also famous in the world of doll, fabric and handbag design—and now you can make her designs for your family, friends and even pets! Show your loved ones they’re special with 25 quilted and sewn projects, such as a family tree pillow, a Scriptures cover, a diaper bag with matching changing mat, a hanging accessory bag with coordinating jewelry satchel and so much more. Add to the mix the “Paper Roses” quilt inspired by Marie’s debut album of the same name, plus many of her favorite childhood photos, and Marie Osmond’s Heartfelt Giving is a little bit country, a little bit rock ’n’ roll and a whole lotta fun!


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Anatomy of a Murder



Robert Traver
Publisher: St. Martins Press, Llc, July 30, 2011
Review: A gripping tale of deceit, murder and a sensational trial, Anatomy of a Murder by Robert Traver is widely considered a classic, and for good reason. First published in 1958 and eventually adapted into the acclaimed Otto Preminger film, this tale about a small-town lawyer who takes on the case of an army officer charged with murder remains unmatched in the authenticity of its settings, events and characters, and in the way it brings to vivid life the machinations and methods used by both the prosecutor and the defense.
Now featuring a new introduction by the author, this special anniversary edition is a delight—a rare opportunity to read the bestselling classic and rediscover why it set the standard for all courtroom dramas to come.


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Think Twice



Lisa Scottoline
Publisher: St. Martin's Press, Llc, March 16, 2010
Review: In Think Twice, Lisa Scottoline returns Philadelphia attorney Bennie Rosato to center stage with a nail-biting story of betrayal and stolen identity!
Bennie doesn’t know that her identical twin, Alice, is on the run from drug-dealing confederates who want to kill her. What she does know is that a visit with her sister has gone terribly wrong—Bennie has been drugged and left for dead, buried alive in a remote field!
As Alice slips easily into Bennie’s life—doing her job, interacting with her friends, seducing her boyfriend—she doesn’t realize that Bennie is tougher than she seems, and that, against all odds, she will escape. But for Bennie, escaping is only the first challenge.
Alice’s plot to usurp Bennie’s life has all angles covered. She even warns the police that her evil twin is out to get her. And her plan works perfectly: Her lies are so believable, everyone is convinced that she is Bennie. And when Bennie emerges to fight back, everyone thinks she’s her deranged sister, Alice—including the police.
Now Bennie is fighting for her life—on all levels. For, as Alice gets closer to her ultimate goal, Bennie must face the truth that she may be more like her sister than she ever imagined.


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Starlight Goes to Town



Harry Allard
Publisher: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, September 01, 2008
Review: Harry Allard (the author who brought us the ever-popular Miss Nelson series) and George Booth (celebrated cartoonist for The New Yorker) have teamed up to bring us a tale that’s sure to crack up even the most hard-boiled readers!
Starlight LaPoule’s real name is Ethel Fae Klucksworth, but Starlight suits her so much better! This adorable, albeit slightly neurotic high-heel-wearing chicken plans to make it big in Paris, Milan and New York City as a high-fashion model. But the other hens in Farmer Brown’s henhouse think that Starlight LaPoule is short a few feathers. Starlight doesn’t mind, though. With the help of her very own chicken fairy godmother, her bird-brained dream may just come true! Ages 3-6.


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David Gets in Trouble



David Shannon
Publisher: Scholastic Inc, September 01, 2002
Review: David has every excuse in the book for why he’s skateboarding in the house or pulling the cat’s tail, but he soon learns that taking responsibility and saying he’s sorry is the way to go. (Ages 2-4)


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Cryoburn


A Miles Vorkosigan Novel
Lois McMaster Bujold
Publisher: Baen Books, November 02, 2010
Review: From Lois McMaster Bujold, one of the most honored writers in SF&F, comes Cryoburn, a stunning and timely new adventure that pits her most popular character—the physically challenged yet fearless Miles Vorkosigan—against a tangle of death and resurrection, corporate corruption and political conspiracy.
Kibou-daini is a planet obsessed with cheating death. Miles understands—he’s been cheating death his whole life. But when a Kibou-daini cryocorp—a company whose job it is to shepherd its frozen patrons into an unknown future—attempts to expand its franchise into the Barrayaran Empire, Emperor Gregor dispatches his top troubleshooter Miles to check it out.
On Kibou-daini, Miles discovers that a generational conflict over money and resources is heating up, even as refugees displaced in time completely skew the meaning of “generation.” Here he finds a young runaway living in a mothballed cryogenics facility, a Snow White trapped in an icy coffin who may possess a dangerous secret and a mysterious crone who is the very embodiment of the warning “Don’t mess with the secretary.” Bribery, kidnapping and cold-blooded murder—something is rotten on Kibou-daini…and it’s up to Miles to clean it up!


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Powering the Future


How We Will (Eventually) Solve the Energy Crisis and Fuel the Civilization of Tomorrow
Robert B. Laughlin
Publisher: Basic Books Inc., September 27, 2011
Review: In Powering the Future, Nobel laureate Robert B. Laughlin transports us two centuries into the future, when we’ve ceased to use coal or oil—either because carbon burning has been banned or because these fuels have simply run out. What will our world be like once they are gone?
Boldly, Laughlin predicts an abundance of viable energy—obtained not by discovering a magic bullet to slay our current energy problems, but through a slew of fascinating technologies. For example, fusion, the power source of the sun and a key player in the largest nuclear weapons, will very likely have been tamed for peaceful purposes by the time the coal runs out. Also, microbe-generated fuel from livestock manure is likely to become important: “If collected, dried in the sun, and burned,” Laughlin writes, “the world’s agricultural manure would supply about one-third as much energy as all the coal presently consumed.
Solar power has a promising future, says Laughlin. The solar energy falling onto the Sahara alone is three million billion watts, or 200 times greater than the present energy needs of civilization. Even if we reduce this by a factor of 30 to account for the efficiency of the most cost-effective solar plants, we still have six times the energy needed to power the world. Additionally, the ocean is likely to become increasingly important for the energy sector over the next two centuries. The ocean floor along tectonic plate-spreading boundaries is a source of geothermal heat, whose global total is equivalent to slightly less than civilization’s current energy consumption.
Powering the Future is an optimistic tour through alternative fuel sources, set in a world that has burned every last drop of petroleum and every last shovelful of coal.


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Twisted Head


An Italian American Memoir
Carl Capotorto
Publisher: Broadway Books/Div. of Random House, October 10, 2008
Review: What’s in a name? Plenty, if you had the fortune of being born into the Capotorto family in the Italian-American neighborhoods of the Bronx in the ’60s and ’70s. In Italiano, that mouthful of a surname means “Twisted Head”—and that’s exactly what being part of this crazy clan gave young Carl Capotorto.
Nowadays he’s best known as “Little Paulie” on The Sopranos, or as an acclaimed playwright, but back then Carl was just the confused kid of domineering father Vito Capotorto, tyrannical proprietor of Cappi’s Pizza and Sangweech Shoppe. (Their motto, “We Don't Spel Good, Just Cook Nice.”) Even as he learned the true legacy of the Italian-American experience—not crime, but hard work and love of family—from his sprawling clan and hardscrabble upbringing, he struggled with the knowledge that to become who he truly was, he’d have to leave the world he knew behind.
Somewhere between Martin Scorsese and David Sedaris you’ll find Twisted Head, Carl Capotorto’s bittersweet memoir of growing up—and coming out—Italian. Keenly observant, frequently moving and almost always hilarious, it’s an unforgettable saga of fathers and sons, community and identity, served up fresh!


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In the Company of Others (Large Print)



Jan Karon
Publisher: Viking Penguin/Div Of Penguin Putna, October 19, 2010
Review: Of all her bestselling novels, Jan Karon says In the Company of Others, this “dark-haired child,” is her favorite—a sentiment readers everywhere are certain to share.
The lovable Father Tim and his wife, Cynthia, arrive in Ireland, intent on researching his Kavanagh ancestry from the comfort of a charming fishing lodge. The charm, however, is broken when Cynthia startles a burglar and sprains her already-injured ankle. Then a cherished and valuable painting is stolen from the lodge owners and Cynthia’s pain pales in comparison to the wound at the center of this bitterly estranged Irish family.
In the Company of Others is a moving testament to the desperate struggle to hide the truth at any cost and our powerful need to confess.


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Twilight


Book 1
Stephenie Meyer
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, September 06, 2006
Review: All hail the new Vampire Queen! Stephenie Meyer had her legions of fans thirsting for more long before this dangerously romantic vampire thriller knocked the Harry Potter series right off its coveted spot as the #1 series for children’s books on the New York Times bestseller list! So why all the hype? Twilight is the first book in the heart-pounding saga about an ordinary girl named Bella Swan whose life takes an extraordinary and terrifying turn when she meets Edward Cullen, an impossibly handsome vampire. When he falls in love with her nobody is safe, especially Bella. Now, as the lovers find themselves balanced precariously on the point of a knife—between desire and danger—can Bella survive their love?


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Awakening Joy


10 Steps That Will Put You on the Road to Real Happiness
James Baraz & Shoshana Alexander
Publisher: Bantam Books, Inc./ Div. Random House, January 12, 2010
Review: James Baraz’ Awakening Joy, based on his popular online course, reveals a path to the happiness that’s right in front of you. It offers a program that will reorient your mind away from dissatisfaction toward the delight that’s abundantly available in your daily life.
For years, James’ online “Awakening Joy” course has offered participants the benefits of a profound proposition: You can decide to be happy! Now readers everywhere can follow the same 10 steps James teaches in his online program.
Grounded in simple Buddhist principles, yet accessible to people of all faiths—or no faith at all—this life-changing concept puts you on a transformational path toward a richer life. You’ll make happiness a habit by inclining your mind toward states that lead to well-being; find joy in difficult times; cultivate effective practices for reclaiming your natural sense of wonder and finding joy in everyday experiences. Each chapter consists of one step in a 10-step program that includes exercises and advice to make happiness your natural default setting.
Awakening Joy offers a powerful message—joy already exists inside us. We only need to embrace and nurture it to allow it to grow to its full potential.


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War



Sebastian Junger
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, May 11, 2010
Review: They were collectively known as “The Rock.” For one year, in 2007–2008, Sebastian Junger accompanied 30 men—a single platoon—from the storied 2nd battalion of the U.S. Army as they fought their way through a remote valley in eastern Afghanistan. Over the course of five trips, Junger was in more firefights than he could count, as men he knew were killed or wounded and he himself was almost killed. His relationship with these soldiers grew so close that they considered him part of the platoon, and he enjoyed an access and a candidness that few, if any, journalists ever attain.
War is a narrative about combat: the fear of dying, the trauma of killing and the intense bonds that form among platoon-mates—in short, the full range of neurological, psychological and social elements of combat. This is not a book about Afghanistan or the “War on Terror”; it is a book about all men, in all wars. Junger set out to answer what he thought of as the “hand-grenade question”: Why would a man throw himself on a hand grenade to save other men he has known for probably only a few months? The answer is elusive but profound, going to the heart of what it means not just to be a soldier, but to be human.


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Who Dat Whodunnit


A Scotty Bradley Mystery
Greg Herren
Publisher: Bella Books, Inc., May 17, 2011
Review: It’s a glorious day when the Saints win the Super Bowl on the heels of Carnival season, and it feels as though absolutely everyone in New Orleans is floating on Cloud Nine—everyone, that is, except intrepid detective Scotty Bradley. For him, the Carnival season is looking particularly grim. It seems his estranged cousin—who just so happens to play for the Saints—is the number-one suspect in the brutal murder of his girlfriend, the beautiful and dethroned former Miss Louisiana, Tara Bourgeouis.
In Greg Herren’s Who Dat Whodunnit, Scotty’s not wholly convinced his shifty-eyed cousin is innocent, but when he starts digging around the homophobic beauty queen’s past, he finds no shortage of people who wanted her dead. With the help of his friends and family, he quickly unearths a variety of clues, red herrings and dirty laundry in his pursuit of the crazed psychopath responsible.
As he plunges deeper into Tara’s bizarre, twisted world of grainy sex tapes and power-hungry fascists, he finds more and more horrifically warped secrets—secrets that someone was willing to kill to keep. This murder mystery is a macabre joy, and a camp confectionary treat!


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Empires and Barbarians


The Fall of Rome and the Birth of Europe
Peter Heather
Publisher: Oxford University Press, January 01, 2010
Review: Review by Thomas R. Martin
Peter Heather is justly respected for his erudite but accessible scholarship on “barbarians” and the history of late Roman and early medieval Europe. This large and detailed volume outstrips his previous books in its dazzling scope, but reflects them in the clarity of its argument and the vividness of its narrative. Briefly put, Heather rejects the revisionist trend among modern scholars that has written human migration out of the story of the fall of the Roman Empire and the formation of medieval Europe. Relying on a massively detailed analysis of the ancient evidence and a deep knowledge of modern historical and archaeological scholarship, he convincingly shows that large-scale movements of people were central to the process of transformation that forever changed the social and political makeup of the European world over the course of the first millennium A.D.
In the early centuries of that period, the Roman Empire promoted the strengthening of non-Roman groups living along the fringes of its frontiers, attempting to create a buffer zone to protect Roman territory against external threats. Over time, these groups, as well as others beyond them, became strong enough to reject their ties with Rome and take hostile action against the empire because they were attracted to its greater wealth and were now able to raid and plunder their richer neighbors. In other words, the disparity of economic development and riches between center and periphery led to the weakening of the center through predatory attacks from the frontiers. Migrations of people, of a complex and mixed kind, became a significant part of this process, though certainly not the whole story. The Roman Empire suffered weakness also from its own misgovernment, as well as from the contingent appearance of new and even stronger enemies from far away, above all the Huns in the fifth century A.D., followed by the Arab armies that began to be so successful in the seventh century A.D. In the end, migrations ceased because, by around A.D. 1000, a much more balanced and interconnected economic state of affairs had come into existence broadly across the landscape of Europe.
To make his case, Heather presents the evidence for migrations by a stunningly diverse set of groups, from Goths to Franks to Huns to Slavs. The amount of information on them that he provides is immense, but what he makes of that evidence is easy to follow, presented in a readable style that is appealingly colloquial at times. This book is an impressive piece of historical interpretation that will surely provoke controversy among professional historians, while also providing many profitable hours of reading for anyone interested in how Europe came to be Europe.


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My World-2 My Family/ My Senses


Lift-The-Flap

Publisher: The Five Mile Presspty Ltd., June 01, 2008
Review: Peek under the lift-the-flaps in each of these two board books to learn about eyes, noses, mouths and ears as well as family ties, including mom, dad, siblings and grandparents. (Ages 2 and under)


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The Emperor's Tomb



Steve Berry
Publisher: Ballantine/Fawcett Books, November 16, 2010
Review: It’s high-speed action and intrigue in Steve Berry’s The Emperor’s Tomb, as he brings former government agent Cotton Malone roaring back, this time to save a very close friend….
The tension builds from the moment Malone gets an anonymous note sending him to a web address that reveals a shocking video: Cassiopeia Vitt being tortured by a brutal man who fervently entreats Malone to bring him the object she asked him to safeguard. Well, that’s not going to happen. Rescuing Cassiopeia is Malone’s only concern. But doing so will soon land him right in the middle of a harrowing race to unravel the mystery of an emperor’s tomb, and a battle between two ruthless men whose plans to rule China—and the world—are as insane as they are deadly.


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The Inn at Angel Island: Angel Island #1



Thomas Kinkade
Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd., April 06, 2010
Review: The Inn at Angel Island begins an inspiring new series, Angel Island, by Thomas Kinkade and Katherine Spencer. And there’s plenty of room at this very special Inn—for new life and love.
It’s said that angels dwell on Angel’s Island who help guide the lost…sometimes right back to where they started. Liza Martin arrives to quickly sell the inn she and her brother inherited from their aunt, so she can rush back to her busy life in Boston. Selling it to the highest bidder is an easy decision, but the rest of her life is not so clear. A broken marriage and an unstable career as an advertising executive await her back home.
When Liza finds herself enjoying the quiet company of Claire North, her aunt’s long-time housekeeper, she begins second-guessing herself. Her doubts grow even more when she stumbles upon her aunt’s beautiful paintings, a passion Liza used to share years before. And then there’s Daniel Merritt, the handyman whose wit and charm intrigue her.
Liza can’t deny that the people of Angel’s Island have caused her to notice that her life is flying by…and going nowhere. There’s much to resolve before her departure—and it’s going to take a band of angels to redirect her aching heart.


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Tough Customer



Sandra Brown
Publisher: Simon & Schuster, August 10, 2010
Review: If you think it’s impossible for Sandra Brown to deliver a mind-blowing, action-packed white-knuckle thriller better than anything she’s done before—you’re wrong. In Tough Customer, she’s raised her own bar…and it’s way up there.
Hard-living detective-turned-P.I., Dodge Hanley tries not to dwell on the past. But when he gets a call from Caroline King, “the one” who got away, there’s no time for looking back; their daughter is in trouble.
Caroline has told Berry that Dodge is an old friend they can rely on to prove she didn’t shoot her ex-lover, even though she’s already told the cops she saw the real culprit. It was Oren Starks, Berry insists, a former co-worker fired for stalking her. Dodge believes his daughter…and he’s pretty sure Deputy Ski Nyland does, too, considering how hard he’s working to find Starks. Berry’s told them he’s depraved, and from what they learn, she’s got him pegged. But nut jobs play by their own crazy rules. The only thing clear to Dodge is that Starks is obsessed with having Berry…or killing her, and neither is acceptable to a man who’s determined to right some old wrongs, even if he has to risk his life—not to mention his heart—to do it.


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The Best of Zane Grey


3 Classic Western Novels Complete and Unabridged
Zane Grey
Publisher: Carlton Books Ltd, June 01, 2009
Review: This collection of three Zane Grey novels is a celebration of the master storyteller’s imagination, and an excellent introduction to his blend of violence, action, sentimentalism and sex.
Riders of the Purple Sage involves the prototypical man in black, a gunslinger who moves in on a small Utah town to save a damsel in distress. Rangers of the Lone Star tells the story of a Deputy Marshall on special assignment from the Texas Rangers: to end the rustling in Pecos County. The Trail Driver revolves around a hardened gang driving 4,000 cattle out of Texas, and includes troublemaking Native-American tribes, bloodthirsty outlaws and a heroine disguised as a boy. These are good old-fashioned Westerns at their most satisfying!


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Mutiny


A Novel of the Bounty
John Boyne
Publisher: St. Martin's Press, Llc, January 29, 2009
Review: From John Boyne, the author of the bestselling The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, comes Mutiny, a thrilling novel about one of the most infamous events in naval history—the ill-fated journey of HMS Bounty. Told from the point of view of Captain Bligh’s cabin boy—a young street urchin on his first sea voyage—this vivid retelling does a pitch-perfect job of re-creating the sights, sounds and realities of 18th-century sea life as the Bounty ships out from Portsmouth, attempts to round Cape Horn, reaches Tahiti and sails into history.
Packed with humor, action and historical detail—with an infinitely more balanced portrait of Captain Bligh and Mr. Christian than previous accounts—it’s a spellbinding tale of life…and death…at sea.


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Healthy Bread in Five Minutes a Day


100 New Recipes Featuring Whole Grains, Fruits, Vegetables, and Gluten-Free Ingredients
Jeff Hertzberg
Publisher: St Martin's Press, October 22, 2009
Review: Last year, Jeff Hertzberg and Zoe Francois’ debut book on easy artisan baking was the bestselling alternate selection here at the Club. For all of you who’ve enjoyed this phenomenon, here’s your chance to bake for good health. For anyone who’s been on the sidelines of this revolution, you’re in for a treat. The no-knead master recipe that made time-pressed bakers fall in love, Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day, is here, along with 100 new recipes featuring whole grains, fruits, vegetables and gluten-free ingredients. Enjoy healthy bread in five minutes a day, every day with recipes like Pesto Pizza with Grilled Chicken, Hamburger (or Hot Dog) Buns, Seed-Encrusted Pita, even Indian Spiced Doughnuts. B&w photos and color insert.


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Heidi Murkoff
Publisher: Workman Publishing Company, January 01, 2010
Review: ?Es arriesgado tener un bebe despues de los 35 anos? ?Que es seguro en la actividad sexual durante el embarazo? ?Como se pueden reconocer los verdaderos dolores del parto? ?Volvera su cuerpo a ser el mismo tras dar a luz? ?Cual es la dieta ideal cuando se esta lactando? Perfecto para toda mama —y papa— este “clasico de la salud” (revista Self) responde de manera sencilla y fiable todas las preguntas e inquietudes de los futuros padres, desde la etapa de planificacion hasta esas primeras semanas maravillosas con el bebe. El libro tambien incluye lo mas moderno en examenes prenatales y terapias alternativas y lo mejor en opciones para el alumbramiento. Con indice y paginas rayadas para tomar notas. 676 paginas


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Married on Mondays



Honey B.
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, March 24, 2010
Review: HoneyB. sweetens the pot with a yummy erotic treat featuring three dutiful wives who handle their husbands’ law firm by day—and raise the roof by night!
The partners of the law firm Brown, Cooper, and Dawson have no worries about the way their business operates with their wives, Valerie, Deja and Foxy, in charge. So if the ladies want to have a side business by night, what’s the harm? Even if that means heading up the upscale swingers club Creame, the hottest sex club around. Catering to a bevy of high-profile clients, including judges, lawyers and politicians, these lusty ladies know what it takes to make their business boom, and still keep their priorities straight while they’re at it. But in this carnally charged atmosphere, temptations are beginning to flare. Foxy’s already cheating on her cheating husband, and Deja thinks Foxy should end her immoral affair (because of course there’s nothing “immoral” about Deja’s delight in her own dominatrix duties at the club...). Victoria ’s got a whole different kind of trouble brewing, one that’s making her reevaluate everything she thought she ever wanted in a lover… But can these women keep their cool while keeping their club H-O-T?


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Starlight Goes to Town



Harry Allard
Publisher: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, September 01, 2008
Review: Harry Allard (the author who brought us the ever-popular Miss Nelson series) and George Booth (celebrated cartoonist for The New Yorker) have teamed up to bring us a tale that’s sure to crack up even the most hard-boiled readers!
Starlight LaPoule’s real name is Ethel Fae Klucksworth, but Starlight suits her so much better! This adorable, albeit slightly neurotic high-heel-wearing chicken plans to make it big in Paris, Milan and New York City as a high-fashion model. But the other hens in Farmer Brown’s henhouse think that Starlight LaPoule is short a few feathers. Starlight doesn’t mind, though. With the help of her very own chicken fairy godmother, her bird-brained dream may just come true! Ages 3-6.


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Stash Happy: Felt


30 Fun Projects For Felt (and Fabric) Lovers
Amanda Carestio
Publisher: Sterling Publishing Co., Inc., October 01, 2011
Review: Looking for cute? You've found it! From Amanda Carestio, author of the club smash Fa La La La Felt comes 30 adorable ways to have fun with felt. There is no shortage of cuteness here, but many of the Stash Happy: Felt projects, such as Christmas stockings, vintage-inspired doily trivets, toasty warm mittens and the owl applique lunch bag, are also quite useful. All the projects come together fast and many of them, including the fox brooch and the woodland bear, can be stitched by hand, making them ideal for crafting on the go or when you just don't want to be tied to your sewing machine. A sewing basics section provides everything felt and fabric lovers need to know to complete every project in this book. Templates included.


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Trucktown Garage Tales



Jon Scieszka
Publisher: Simon&Schuster Books For Young Chil, September 14, 2010
Review: Ready, set, brace yourself for rip-roaring, tire-squealing adventure as three best-selling Ready to Roll stories come together in one rollicking Trucktown reader. Totally awesome illustrations, action to the max, plus the kind of rhythm and rhyme that makes learning to read fun are just a few of the elements that will have the preschool and kindergarten sets racing to read David Shannon, Loren Long, David Gordon and Jon Scieszka’s Trucktown Garage Tales over and over again. First, it’s time to celebrate, so Jack Truck and Gabriella Garbage Truck hit the road in Pete’s Party. Then, it’s the Trucktown gang to the rescue in Uh-Oh Max! Finally, Izzy Ice Cream Truck zips himself into a dizzy tizzy in Dizzy Izzy! (Ages 4-6)


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Better Homes and Gardens® Beautiful Bedrooms



the Better Homes & Gardens Editors
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., July 27, 2009
Review: Go to your room!” was Mom and Dad’s punishment for many of us. Now that you’re the adult, there’s sweet revenge in making your bedroom a luxurious retreat.
Whether a space is small or large, details make a room. They give the eye a place to land and linger—to ooh and aah,” says Nancy Taylor Lynch. She designed the luxurious bedroom suite that appears on the first few pages of Better Homes and Gardens® Beautiful Bedrooms and it’s the epitome of sumptuousness with a stately bed as its anchor and fine antiques and celery green accents to complete the look. It is this attention to detail, this careful choice of accessories and colors that make all of the bedrooms in this lavishly illustrated book so desirable.
With every turn of the page, feast your eyes on some of the prettiest and plushest bedrooms ever: master bedrooms with a touch of Hollywood glamour or coastal charm, vintage-inspired guest bedrooms, even charming children’s bedrooms decorated to stand the test of time. Whatever your taste, a wealth of photos and information on bedding, furnishings, wall and window treatments and other high-end accessories, will help you make the bedroom of your dreams a reality! Color photos.


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Heartwishes



Jude Deveraux
Publisher: Atria Books, August 30, 2011
Review: Jude Deveraux’s legions of fans will be thrilled with Heartwishes, the charming new dazzler in the New York Times bestselling author’s popular Edilean series.
Working on her Ph.D. in history, Gemma Ranford is euphoric at landing a job cataloging documents belonging to the wealthy Fraziers of Edilean—especially since it will mean working closely with their eldest son, Colin. She’s already told the handsome, independent sheriff of references she’s found to an ancient, magical rock said to grant wishes to all descendents of the Frazier clan. And since Gemma has begun her research, she’s found strong evidence to suggest the Heartwishes Stone isn’t just a legend! How else to explain when, at her behest, each of the Fraziers makes a small wish that actually comes true? But Gemma’s delight is overshadowed by fears that should the stone fall into the wrong hands members of the family—particularly Colin—would be in grave danger. Indeed, as Gemma and Colin explore their deepest desires, a cunning thief with international ties is already in their midst. And if the couple doesn’t find the fabled talisman first, no one named Frazier will ever again be safe.


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Merry, Merry Ghost


A Mystery
Carolyn Hart
Publisher: Morrow, October 27, 2009
Review: Club members adored Ghost at Work, the debut of Carolyn Hart’s buoyant new series starring the irrepressible ghost, Bailey Ruth Raeburn. Now, Merry, Merry Ghost spreads the Christmas spirit—literally—as the holiday-loving haunt sets out to foil a murderer.
Christmas is a time of family and giving, and a wealthy woman in Adelaide, Oklahoma, is about to embrace both. Discovering that she has a young grandson, the dowager decides to change her will, but a Scrooge of an heir makes sure she never signs the new document, and Heaven’s Department of Good Intentions assigns Bailey Ruth to protect the little boy. There’s just one hitch: Can she figure out which family member was desperate enough to kill when everyone has a motive?


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In the Graveyard of Empires


America's War in Afghanistan
Seth Jones
Publisher: W.W. Norton & Co. Inc., July 06, 2009
Review: Longtime Afghanistan expert and RAND analyst Seth G. Jones watched as American optimism evaporated after the defeat of the Taliban in 2001 and, just four years later, a new “war of a thousand cuts” had brought Afghanistan to its knees. With In the Graveyard of Empires, Jones harnesses important new historical research on insurgencies and integrates thousands of declassified government documents to offer a penetrating and definitive account of the American experience in Afghanistan, from the rise of the Taliban to the depths of the insurgency.
As Jones shows, the siphoning of resources to the Iraq war left U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan ineffectual and without support. Through interviews with prominent figures, including ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad and commander Karl Eikenberry, Jones explains how a growing sanctuary for insurgents in Pakistan and a collapsing government in Kabul catalyzed the Taliban resurgence. Examining what has worked thus far—and what hasn’t—Jones argues that we must take a radically new approach to the war if the United States is to avoid the disastrous fate that has befallen every world power to enter the region, from Alexander the Great to the Soviet Union.


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The Herbal Alchemist's Handbook


A Grimoire of Philtres, Elixirs, Oils, Incense, and Formulas for Ritual Use
Karen Harrison
Publisher: Redwheel/Weiser, June 15, 2011
Review: Master herbalist Karen Harrison’s The Herbal Alchemist’s Handbook combines the healing and energizing powers of roots, leaves, flowers, resins and oils with the astrological movement of the stars and planets, and the cycles of the seasons.
You’ll learn about the best herbs to improve your health, enhance your psychic powers and more, based on their planetary energies. With over 150 herbs and lots of recipes for incense, oils, bath salts and herbal amulets, you’ll discover how to blend fluid condensers and use them in meditation, ritual, energy and dream work, to improve your life.
The Herbal Alchemist’s Handbook provides all the information you need for your personal transformation, using readily available herbal ingredients.


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Jessie


Big Sky Dreams #3
Lori Wick
Publisher: Harvest House Publishers Inc, August 01, 2008
Review: Lori Wick is one of our most popular authors of Christian fiction, ranging from tales of life in today’s ever-challenging world to the western frontier in the 1800s—each with a message on living our faith as Christ would have us live it. Jessie is no exception.
Jessie Wheeler, whose husband, Seth, abandoned her before their second child was born, is a single mother and the sole proprietor of Token Creek’s general store. Jessie lives each day with her hands full— raising her children and keeping the general store going, not to mention keeping her family’s spirits up and their faith in God strong. But secretly, her heart is broken.
When Seth suddenly returns to Token Creek claiming he’s a man who’s found God and changed by faith, Jessie is reluctant to trust him—or God—with her family’s future. But Seth is determined to win Jessie back and sets out to prove his commitment and his steadfast love. With the hand of God at work in their lives, will they build a life together again?
Jessie is a timeless story of the transforming power of God’s everlasting love and forgiveness—and the strength of a woman who refused to be defeated, no matter how unfair life’s challenges seemed to be.


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Dick Francis's Gamble (Large Print)



Felix Francis
Publisher: Putnam Pub Group/Mbr of Penguin Putnam, July 26, 2011
Review: Felix Francis continues his father’s New York Times bestselling legacy with Dick Francis’s Gamble.
Nicholas “Foxy” Foxton, a former jockey who suffered a career-ending injury, is out for a day at the Grand National races when his friend and coworker, Herb Novak, is murdered execution-style right in front of him—and 60,000 other potential witnesses. Foxton and Novak were both independent financial advisers at Lyall & Black, a firm specializing in extreme-risk investments.
As he struggles to come to terms with Novak’s seemingly inexplicable death, Foxton begins to question everything, from how well he knew his friend to how much he understands about his employer. Was this a case of mistaken identity or something more sinister?


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Must Love Kilts



Allie Mackay
Publisher: Signet, January 04, 2011
Review: Margo has always wanted to visit Scotland, so when she unexpectedly wins a free trip to the land of her dreams, it’s a fantasy come true…but in more ways than one. All she wanted was to experience the Scotland of warriors like Magnus MacBride, she never expected to suddenly find herself transported back in time…and dumped in the middle of a battle between the Scots and Vikings!
Magnus MacBride has seen many things while fighting the Viking hordes, but when the soaking wet, naked woman appears out of the surf, even he is taken aback. Is she a witch? Did she spell the Vikings away? And why does she look so strangely familiar?
Written by Allie Mackay, Must Love Kilts is a delightful blend of mayhem, misadventure and Highland hijinks.


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The Four Purposes of Life


Finding Meaning and Direction in a Changing World
Dan Millman
Publisher: New World Library, April 14, 2011
Review: In The Four Purposes of Life, Dan Millman’s first work of new teachings in 12 years, the beloved author of Way of the Peaceful Warrior faces life's fundamental questions: Why am I here? What am I meant to do?
In his wonderfully straightforward and down-to-earth way, Dan shares fresh techniques anyone can use to find and fulfill their fourfold life purpose: life lessons; calling; determining your birth number, the key to your life path; making each moment count. Writing with special consideration for those in transition or at a crossroads, Dan beautifully addresses everything from intuition to sexuality, making money to predestination.
The result is an extraordinarily perceptive guide to nothing less than life—and how to live it.


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Goddesses for Every Day


Exploring the Wisdom and Power of the Divine Feminine Around the World
JULIE LOAR
Publisher: New World Library, December 15, 2010
Review: Throughout time, people have turned to goddesses as symbols of what they seek—from abundance to healing. Julie Loar’s Goddesses for Every Day presents 366 goddesses, with powerful suggestions for putting their attributes to practical use.
In a daily-reflection format, Julie gracefully matches the goddesses to the wheel of the year, using the eight-fold architecture of equinoxes, solstices, cross quarters and the underlying cycles of women’s lives, arranged by the seasons and the signs of the zodiac. If you are struggling to attain a goal, for instance, call on the Nepalese goddess Chomolungma. Or, for good luck, invoke the Roman goddess Fortuna.
Whatever your aspiration or need, you’ll find a deity to call upon.


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A Kingdom Strange


The Brief and Tragic History of the Lost Colony of Roanoke
James Horn
Publisher: Basic Books Inc., April 01, 2010
Review: On August 18, 1587, Virginia Dare was born on Roanoke Island, off the coast of present-day North Carolina. The first English person born on American soil, she was, fittingly, the granddaughter of John White, a friend of Sir Walter Raleigh and the man who had led the colonists to the New World. When White set sail back to England in 1590, it was the last he would ever see of his granddaughter—or any of the colonists. The disappearance of the colony remains one of history’s greatest mysteries.
White, an artist, had been to Roanoke three years before. In 1584, tasked with visually documenting the area and its inhabitants, he had joined England’s first expedition to colonize what was referred to as Virginia—named after the “virgin queen” Elizabeth I. The operation was eventually cut short, and the force returned to England, leaving behind a garrison of 15 men. White’s mission in 1587 was to pick up the soldiers and sail north with the colonists—117 men, women and children—to found the “City of Raleigh” on the Chesapeake Bay area. Strategically speaking, the mission was a critical part of Sir Walter Raleigh’s plan to establish a powerful presence in the New World, enabling England to raid Spanish ships in the Caribbean and prevent King Philip from building a Catholic empire in America.
Landing at Roanoke in July 1587, White found the garrison destroyed and the bleached skeleton of a British soldier—the only sign of life, deer feeding on an overgrown patch of melons. Despite this foreboding scene, White decided to settle temporarily at Roanoke and move up the Chesapeake at a later date. The colonists set to work building homes and planting seeds.
Six days later, the body of a colonist named George Howe was discovered in a creek two miles from the settlement, his body bristled with 16 arrows. The scene set the tone for the weeks to come. With supplies quickly diminishing and a native population getting more and more aggressive, the colonists began losing their nerve. White returned to England to organize a rescue operation. The plan was delayed for various reasons, and White and the rescue party didn’t return until August 1590—his granddaughter's third birthday. Everyone was gone.
With A Kingdom Strange, James Horn, a professional researcher and the author of A Land as God Made It: Jamestown and the Birth of America, provides a comprehensive but highly engaging volume about the Roanoke mystery. He places the story in historical context, examining the expedition’s political and social origins, while conveying the human experience from the colonists’ arduous journey across the ocean to the fear and uncertainty they experienced during their brief but intense stay on the island.
Using new archival material, Horn tells the complete story of what happened to the Roanoke colonists and their descendants. Riveting, detailed and current, A Kingdom Strange is essential reading for anyone interested in our national origins.


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The Highly Effective Detective Plays the Fool


A Mystery
Richard Yancey
Publisher: Minotaur, March 02, 2010
Review: Spring has sprung in Knoxville, Tennesse, but Teddy Ruzak feels like he’s getting nipped in the bud. He has a new company name on his office door, but no detective’s license on his wall. He has an ungrateful mutt in his apartment, but no girlfriend on his arm. He has Katrina Bates, a leggy client with a womanizing husband, but no evidence of the man’s infidelity.
Now the P.I. Commission is threatening Teddy with arrest, his apartment complex warns him to ditch the dog or face eviction and a big detective firm offers him 20 grand to hand over the Bates file. But none of this flaps the unflappable Teddy. Until the beautiful Mrs. Bates goes bye-bye, and the Highly Effective Detective, smelling foul play in the air, springs into action.


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The Walking Dead: Rise of the Governor


Book 1 of the Governor Trilogy
Robert Kirkman
Publisher: Tor Books, October 11, 2011
Review: As if flesh-chomping zombies weren’t bad enough, The Walking Dead universe is rife with roving bands of survivors, all seeking safe haven. Some are led by villains of the roughest kind. But there is no greater villain than the despot who runs the walled-off town of Woodbury—The Governor.
Brutal and malevolent, the Governor has his own sick sense of justice: whether it’s forcing prisoners to battle zombies in the arena for the townspeople’s amusement, or chopping off the appendages of those who cross him.
The year he debuted, the Governor was voted “Villain of the Year” by Wizard magazine, and his story line was the most controversial in the history of The Walking Dead comic book series. Now, for the first time, fans will discover how The Governor became the man he is, and what drove him to such extremes.
Written by Robert Kirkman, co-creator of the New York Times bestselling comic books and executive producer and writer on the record-breaking Walking Dead television show, and acclaimed horror novelist Jay Bonansinga, The Walking Dead: Rise of the Governor is the debut novel in an original three-book story arc—a splatter-punk tale of pure horror, as zombie fiction was meant to be.


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Paper Angels: A Novel



Billy Coffey
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, November 09, 2011
Review: In Billy Coffey’s Paper Angels, a wounded man’s personal angel leads him to a life-defining truth.
Andy Sommerville’s angel, “Old Man,” has been appearing to him since he was a boy, cautioning and advising him. His first instruction was for Andy to fill an old wooden box with objects from 12 people with whom he crosses paths. When a brutal attack leaves Andy burned and the boy he loved as a son dead, “Old Man” tells Andy he’s leaving, but he won’t be alone. There’s Elizabeth, whom Andy thinks is a counselor. With her guidance, he goes through the objects in the box—and the critical moments of his life.
Along the way, Andy discovers the purpose for which his seemingly ordinary life has prepared him—it’s a wondrous lesson for us all.


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Canciones de siempre


antologia espanola y latinoamericana
Francisco Vasquez
Publisher: Ediciones Robinbook, January 01, 2003
Review: No es facil realizar una antologia como esta, ya que el acervo musical en espanol no solo es rico en calidad sino tambien en cantidad. Sin embargo, el autor ha logrado aqui juntar 213 de los mejores y mas populares temas de los mas conocidos compositores e interpretes, sin olvidar ningun estilo ni epoca. Ademas, este cancionero incluye los acordes para guitarra y organo electrico, asi como la notacion musical correspondiente a las letras. Con el, usted podra interpretar sus canciones favoritas desde el principio y pasar animadas reuniones con familiares y amigos.


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Electronics for Dummies®, 2nd Edition



Cathleen Shameih
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., September 29, 2009
Review: You’ll be shocked at how easy it is to learn electronics with the user-friendly lessons in Electronics for Dummies®, Second Edition. Cathleen Shamieh and Gordon McComb explain what electronics is, which tools you need to build circuits, what you can make with them and how to do it all safely.
The book begins with the fundamentals of circuitry and introduces voltage, current and sources of electrical energy. We then dive into the heart of components including resistors, capacitors, inductors, transformers, diodes and transistors. The book introduces us to integrated circuits and explains a bit about digital logic and how various popular ICs function.
In the second section, we get our hands dirty by constructing real circuits and probing them. You’ll discover how to set up an electronics workbench; which electronic components, tools and other supplies you need in order to build circuits; how to interpret circuit diagrams (known as schematics) so that you know how to connect components; how to solder; and how to use three of electronics’s most important testing tools: the multimeter, logic probe and oscilloscope.
With all of that information at your fingertips, are you ready to set out on your own? The book’s third part depicts some elementary circuits you can build, and presents a set of projects buildable in 30 minutes or less. You can create unique light blinkers and flashers, see with an infrared sensor, build a portable electronic compass, sound off with your own amplifier and more! The last part of the book includes a list of 10 great electronics parts sources.
Curious about electronics but not sure you’re up to getting familiar with it? Electronics for Dummies®, Second Edition will overcome your resistance.


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Lost in Shangri-La


The Epic True Story of a Plane Crash Into the Stone Age
Mitchell Zuckoff
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers, May 01, 2011
Review: It was May 13, 1945, when 24 American servicemen and WACs stepped onboard a transport plane for a sightseeing trip over “Shangri-La,” a beautiful valley deep within the jungle-covered mountains of Dutch New Guinea. In Lost in Shangri-La, Mitchell Zuckoff reports the true story of what became an unforgettable battle for survival after the plane crashed.
Caught between man-eating headhunters and enemy Japanese, the wounded passengers endured a journey into the unknown that would lead them straight into a primitive tribe of superstitious natives who had never seen a white man… or woman. A spellbinding work of narrative nonfiction, Zuckoff’s book recounts an odyssey by turns terrifying, enlightening and strangely comic.


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Think No Evil


Inside the Story of the Amish Schoolhouse Shooting..and Beyond
Jonas Beiler
Publisher: Simon & Schuster Inc., September 01, 2009
Review: In 2006, truck driver Charles Roberts entered an Amish schoolhouse where he shot 10 young girls before committing suicide. Five of the children died; five survived in critical condition—and a peace-loving people for whom faith is everything were left to pick up the pieces. Anyone seeking to understand the true meaning of forgiveness need look no further than the pages of Shawn Smucker’s Think No Evil.
After Amish-raised counselor Jonas Beiler was summoned to offer his spiritual support, he wrote his first-person account of the events, as well as the account of those closest to the scene, including the surviving children. Most affecting is the Amish community’s determination to move forward by living out their faith in peace.


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One Night With You



Francis Ray
Publisher: St Martins Press LLC, November 03, 2009
Review: Francis Ray delights with two irresistible characters in an unpredictable romance! Rancher Duncan McBride has faced cougars, brush fires, snow storms, you name it. But when the stunning Raven La Blanc, a skilled archeologist who his mother hired, steps foot on his property, his attraction to her throws him for a loop. But what would this brainy beauty want in this small Montana town once her job is done? Raven believes this job is her ticket to the tenured position she’s worked so hard for back in Santa Fe. But there’s no denying the sexual electricity that crackles between her and Duncan. Maybe just one night, she can put her work aside, explore her heart, and really find know what love is once and for all!


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The Search For WondLa



Tony DiTerilizzi
Publisher: Simon&Schuster Books For Young Chil, October 01, 2010
Review: A gorgeously illustrated tale that’s every bit as enchanting as the beloved classic that took us on an extraordinary adventure down the yellow brick road, but with a twist. The maps in The Search for WondLa can be viewed on the computer in three dimensions, with audio, through augmented reality. Even better, it’s the first in a spectacular new series from Tony DiTerlizzi of The Spiderwick Chronicles fame!
Eva Nine was raised by robots in an underground compound. She’s never been outside and she’s never seen another human. Everything changes when a huntsman destroys her home and sends her fleeing for her life. So begins her quest to find a home and a family on an alien planet teeming with strange and wondrous creatures. (Ages 9-12)


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Paradise Valley


Daughters of Caleb Bender Series #1
Dale Cramer
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers, January 01, 2011
Review: Dale Cramer’s Paradise Valley is a compelling tale of love, danger and redeeming faith.
Rachel Bender will grow into a strong young woman with powerful gifts—but in a faraway country, without her beloved Jake. It’s 1921, and Ohio’s new law forces Caleb Bender’s Amish family to seek sanctuary in Mexico, where the government won’t interfere with their way of life or take away their children. In an unfamiliar land where no one knows their ways, the Benders establish a homestead in exile. Sisters Emma, Rachel and Miriam find strengths unimagined, gifts unexpected and yearning beyond their deepest dreams.
Even steadfast Caleb is compelled to wrestle with the demands of faith, only to discover that love has its own demands.


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Everything In Between



Crystal Hubbard
Publisher: Genesis Press, December 01, 2011
Review: Widowed college professor Zae’s children are college-bound themselves, leaving Zae plenty of time to pine for her late, beloved husband. When tall, blond, studly martial-arts instructor Chip—an ex-Marine who lost a leg in battle and a player who’s left a trail of broken hearts behind him—sets eyes on Zae, he realizes that love has caught up with him at last, in the form of a sexy, spunky, self-assured African-American woman who’s seven years older and wiser than he. At first their lovemaking is just a bit of no-strings fun, but when they both feel the stirrings of something more, their May - December romance faces resistance from their friends, their families…and, above all, the burdens of their own pasts.


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Your Flying Car Awaits


Robot Butlers, Lunar Vacations, and Other Dead-Wrong Predictions of the Twentieth Century
Paul Milo
Publisher: Harper Collins Publishers, December 08, 2009
Review: For centuries people have been making predictions about the future—and most of them have been flat-out wrong. Paul Milo’s Your Flying Car Awaits looks at the scientists, novelists and social commentators who, throughout the 20th century, have made a host of terrible, inaccurate, overzealous predictions about what the future would bring. From underwater cities to talking dolphins to 200-year life spans, Your Flying Car Awaits covers them all. Examining the most outrageous predictions from the last 100 years in entertaining, bite-sized descriptions, the book is organized by type (e.g., transportation, the human body).
Space tourism by the year 2000? Man-made oceans covering the entire planet? Flying cars? We don’t think so.


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Murder Melts in Your Mouth



Nancy Martin
Publisher: Nal Signet/Div of Penguin Putnam, March 04, 2008
Review: A blistering heat wave has everyone in Philadelphia trying to stay cool. But things are just starting to heat up for Nora Blackbird. While dating the son of a mobster, Nora is also looking after the children of her sister Libby, who’s recuperating after being struck by a Rolls-Royce driven by a mysterious, seductive man. Her other sister, Emma, is making a family spectacle by bathing in hot cocoa at Philly’s popular Chocolate Festival—a little too soon after the death of her famous football-star husband. Then, Nora’s friend Lexie is accused of murder!
Can Nora’s life get any more complicated? Of course. When her grifter parents reappear in high society with a brand-new scheme—for which Nora is bound to take the heat!


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Dean Koontz's Frankenstein


The First 3 Novels
Dean Koontz
Publisher: Bantam Doubleday Dell Bks/Div Random, April 21, 2010
Review: In retelling the classic myth of Frankenstein, Dean Koontz brings to life creatures that have their own ideas about how the world should operate. In other words, you only think you know the story….
In Prodigal Son we meet Deucalion, a tattooed “man” who’s carried for centuries a terrifying secret. But when he arrives in New Orleans and learns of a serial killer who, it seems, carefully selects his victims, Deucalion offers to help Detective Carson O’Connor and her partner, Michael Maddison, find the one he knows is responsible: the deranged near-immortal Victor Helios—once known as Frankenstein.
City of Night opens on a city losing hope that Victor Helios’ engineered killers can be stopped. They are stronger, heal better and think faster than any human. And as one-time monster Deucalion and his human partners discover, they’ve infiltrated every level of New Orleans society.
In Dead and Alive, as a devastating hurricane heads for New Orleans, Helios’ soulless creations are spinning out of control. As a damned creature himself, Deucalion knows justice demands he face his mad creator. But first they must both confront a malignant entity with powers and a purpose beyond even their imagining.


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Das Reich Division at Kursk


11 July 1943
David Porter
Publisher: Amber Books, June 01, 2011
Review: Following the German defeat at Stalingrad, Hitler attempted to turn the tide on the Eastern Front. On July 5th, 1943, the Wehrmacht launched Operation Citadel—and what followed was the largest tank battle the world had ever seen. On July 11th, three II SS Panzer Corps divisions—Totenkopf, Das Reich and Leibstandarte—attempted to break through the Soviet lines, but were stopped by the Red Army.
In Das Reich at Kursk, David Porter offers a profile of one of the three German divisions, from its formation through its combat at Kursk. Filled with battle photos, organizational and troop strength charts, information on commanders and weapons, maps, and authoritative text, it is a unique look at one of Germany’s elite fighting units.


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Bungalow Kitchens



Jane Powell
Publisher: Gibbs Smith Publishers, April 01, 2011
Review: Today, the kitchen really is the heart of the home. But that wasn’t the case way back when, when family life centered in the living room. With Bungalow Kitchens, Jane Powell and Linda Svendsen help you to breathe new life into your old kitchen with ideas for making it functional, beautiful, warm and welcoming. Photos of beautiful Arts and Crafts-style kitchens are sure to delight anyone who loves vintage homes. Chapters covering topics such as layout and design, appliances and dealing with professionals, plus a resource list, make this an ideal reference for homeowners who want to restore their bungalow-era kitchen to its former glory while outfitting it with all the conveniences of the 21st century. Color photos.


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Make Your Own Angel Blessing Scrolls


Inspiration for Gifts of Healing, Hope and Joy
Claire Nahmad
Publisher: Duncan Baird, September 07, 2010
Review: Claire Nahmad’s Make Your Own Angel Blessing Scrolls introduces a beautiful way to marry the act of blessing with the healing power of angels.
First used by the ancient Celts, angel scrolls helped connect the physical and spirit realms. Here, you’ll find projects that bestow angelic protection and healing, complete with beautiful photographs and simple instructions. This practical guide provides wording, describes how to invoke the blessing of the appropriate angel, and provides advice on infusing the scrolls with aromatic oils or herbs, embellishing them with crystals and calligraphy.
As you unite your own gift for blessing with that of the angels, you’ll release a gentle yet powerful force that works magic in your life.


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Calvin Coolidge


The American Presidents Series
David Greenberg
Publisher: Times Books, January 01, 2007
Review: Greenberg, the author of Nixon’s Shadow: The History of an Image, once again provides an incisive portrait of a misunderstood American leader. "Silent Cal," he argues, was an early master of the media.


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The Vampire Diaries: The Fury and Dark Reunion



L.J. Smith
Publisher: Harper Collins, December 26, 2007
Review: L.J. Smith’s riveting Vampire Diaries continues with two books that are nothing short of spectacular! It begins with The Fury, where Stefan mourns losing Elena who is tricked by Damon into a life-altering exchange of blood. Now she, too, is a vampire driven to near frenzy by her own wild cravings. But Stefan knows that if he is to save her, he must first find a way to end his feud with Damon. In Dark Reunion, Elena, the fallen golden girl, rises from the dead and summons Stefan to fight the most terrifying evil he’s ever faced. But to do so, he must re-create their powerful vampire trio and join with Damon, his reviled brother, whose strength, cunning and deadly charm may be their only chance to defeat the encroaching horror.


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The Valcourt Heiress (Large Print)



Catherine Coulter
Publisher: Putnam Pub Group/Mbr of Penguin Putnam, October 05, 2010
Review: Harken back to medieval England in The Valcourt Heiress, a witty romp from bestselling author Catherine Coulter.
After years in service to the king, Garron of Kersey is eager to claim his title as Baron Wareham. But in his absence a man known only as the Black Demon sacked Wareham Castle in search of gold rumored to belong to Garron’s profligate brother, Arthur.
Merry, the bastard daughter of the castle’s priest, helps Garron restore his home to its former splendor, although he wonders how the girl, cultured beyond her station, could be a servant. Indeed, many questions remain to be answered. Does Arthur’s gold exist? Where is the Black Demon? But of most importance: Who is the lovely “servant” who has stolen his heart?


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Star Wars®: The Old Republic: Revan



Drew Karpyshyn
Publisher: Del Rey/ Bantam, October 18, 2011
Review: There’s something out there: A massive force of evil bearing down to crush the Republic—unless one lone Jedi, shunned and reviled, can stop it.
Revan: hero, traitor, conqueror, villain, savior. A Jedi who left Coruscant to defeat Mandalorians…and returned a disciple of the dark side, bent on destroying the Republic. The Jedi Council gave Revan his life back, but the price of redemption was high. His memories have been erased. All that’s left are nightmares—and deep, abiding fear.
What exactly happened beyond the Outer Rim? Revan can’t quite remember, yet can’t entirely forget. Somehow he stumbled across a terrible secret that threatens the very existence of the Republic. With no idea what it is, or how to stop it, Revan may very well fail, for he’s never faced a more powerful and diabolical enemy. But only death can stop him from trying.
Fans of the Knights of the Old Republic video games have waited a long time to learn the fate of this legendary hero. Now, in anticipation of the MMORPG by BioWare and LucasArts, Star Wars®: The Old Republic: Revan by Drew Karpyshyn (Principal Writer for BioWare and dialogue and scenario writer for KotOR) answers the questions you’ve been dying to know!


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One Rough Man



Brad Taylor
Publisher: Dutton/Div Of Penguin Usa Inc, February 17, 2011
Review: Written by former Delta Force commander Brad Taylor, One Rough Man is the first in a pulse-pounding new international thriller series.
They call it the Taskforce. Their existence is as essential as it is illegal. Commissioned at the highest level of the U.S. government. Protected from the prying eyes of Congress and the media. Built around top operators from across the clandestine, intelligence and special forces landscape. Designed to operate outside the bounds of law. Trained to exist on the edge of human capability.
Pike Logan was the most successful operator on the Taskforce, his instincts and talents unrivaled—until personal tragedy permanently altered his outlook on the world. Pike knows what the rest of the country might not want to admit: The real threat isn't from any nation, government or terrorist group. The real threat is one or two men, controlled by ideology, operating independently, in possession of a powerful weapon.
Buried in a stack of intercepted chatter is evidence of two such men. The transcripts are scheduled for analysis in three months. The attack is mere days away. It is their bad luck that they're about to cross paths with Pike Logan—a man with nothing left to lose.


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