Ghost at Work


A Bailey Ruth Mystery
Carolyn Hart
Publisher: William Morrow, October 21, 2008
Review: Award-winning author Carolyn Hart debuts a delightful new mystery series that gives the term “ghost buster” a novel slant!
Bailey Ruth Raeburn has always been great at solving mysteries…so why should a little thing like her death change anything? In fact, being a ghost gives her a better opportunity to snoop unnoticed! Some people might consider it meddling, but Bailey Ruth likes to think of it as lending needy mortals a helping hand.
Right now, there’s no one who needs her more than the pastor’s wife, Kathleen. There’s a dead man on her porch, and once the body is discovered, suspicion is sure to fall upon the pastor. Luckily, the spectral sleuth is there to help Kathleen solve the crime before her life is ruined beyond repair.


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Man Enough For Me



Rhonda Bowen
Publisher: Kensington Books, March 01, 2011
Review: Feisty and fabulous PR maven Jules Jackson has everything under control, which essentially means juggling two jobs, a difficult mother and all the drama of her crazy friends. But there’s one area where she’s sorely lacking: her love life. It feels like every time she’s had a chance at romance, it’s just been a test for her of how much she’s willing to put up with. So she’s just about given up on men when she meets Germaine Williams. Straight-up, God-fearing and oh-so-fine, Germaine’s ready and willing to prove his worth to Jules. Finally, she falls, hard, and almost too late learns that Germaine’s keeping at least one big secret. Now Jules can either turn to her faith and open her heart to love—or risk getting it broken....


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Jacques Cousteau: The Sea King



Brad Matsen
Publisher: Pantheon Books Inc./Random House, October 20, 2009
Review: Explorer, ecologist and award-winning filmmaker, the late Jacques Cousteau is the most celebrated name in the world of undersea exploration, and rightly so, but there’s a lot more to him than his many documentaries and TV shows. Did you know he won the Croix de Guerre in World War II for spying on the Italian army? How about the fact that he trained as a fighter pilot? Were you aware Cousteau helped make scuba diving possible by co-developing the Aqua-Lung (and almost died while testing it)? The ultimate nature lover and a genuine visionary, Cousteau would ultimately become a legendary catalyst of the worldwide environmental movement.
With the cooperation of many of Cousteau's friends, family members and collaborators, Brad Matsen gives us a well-rounded, highly informed portrait of this eccentric genius and pioneer, who starred in hundreds of documentaries and published over 50 books. In Jacques Cousteau, he chronicles not only Cousteau’s incredible adventures and accomplishments, but also his various defeats and failures. Elegantly written, this book gives us an exceptionally complete picture of the man who almost single-handedly changed the way we view—and treat—our planet.


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Fang


A Maximum Ride Novel
James Patterson
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, March 15, 2010
Review: Fang, James Patterson’s new adventure featuring high-flying teenager Maximum Ride, takes a dark turn when she hears a terrifying prophesy.
It’s never been easy for Max, always trying to stay one wingspan ahead of evil forces challenging her destiny to save the world. But soon her own world is shaken by a prophetic message declaring the imminent death of Fang. How can that be? Max and Fang have always led their flock of friends side-by-side—and heart-by-heart. Max’s attempt to protect Fang brings them closer than ever, even as Dylan, a handsome stranger, falls from the sky to deliver yet another shocking proclamation. Raised in a lab like Max and her companions, Dylan was created for one reason: to be Max’s one-and-only other half!


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A Jane Austen Education


How Six Novels Taught Me About Love, Friendship, and The Things That Really Matter
William Deresiewicz
Publisher: Penguin Group (USA), May 02, 2011
Review: This eloquent memoir is a testament to the transformative power of literature. In A Jane Austen Education, scholar William Deresiewicz turns to the author’s novels to reveal the life lessons hidden within. Progressing from his days as an immature student to a happily married man, he reveals his initial reservations about Austen, and then his subsequent conversion to a full-fledged fanatic.
Austen’s devotion to the everyday riled something in Deresiewicz. He began viewing the world through Austen’s eyes and treating those around him as generously as Austen treated her characters. Soon enough, his life began to hold the same fascination as a novel. This book revels in the relevance of Austen’s message, and the triumph of her vision.


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Then Again



Diane Keaton
Publisher: Random House Inc., November 15, 2011
Review: Reading Diane Keaton’s memoir is like sitting down with a special friend. The down-to-earth actress—who became a mother at 50—writes with candor about her move to New York to study acting, her Best-Actress-OSCAR®-winning role in Annie Hall, her bout with bulimia and, of course, her relationships with legends Woody Allen, Warren Beatty and Al Pacino.
Then Again is also a tribute to Keaton’s adored mother, Dorothy. A woman who always encouraged her four children to think and whose journals brought to life a fascinating family history spanning nearly 100 years, Dorothy raised a very American family with very American dreams. This memoir will remind you to celebrate your blessings and cherish those you love most. Photos.


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Wicked Appetite



Janet Evanovich
Publisher: St. Martin's Press, Llc, September 14, 2010
Review: What does Diesel get up to when he’s not hanging out with Stephanie Plum? Bestselling author Janet Evanovich gives us a hint with Wicked Appetite, book one of a magical new series!
Welcome to Marblehead, Massachusetts, where Elizabeth “Lizzy” Tucker, master cupcake baker and descendant of witches, lives in the 18th-century saltbox she inherited from her mysterious Great Aunt Ophelia. Life is pleasantly predictable for Lizzy…up early to bake the cupcakes, home early to test new recipes. Until two men show up in quick succession—tall, black-haired, ghostly pale Wulf and tall, blond, beach-tanned Diesel—each wanting what Lizzy has: knowledge. Seems that Lizzy unknowingly possesses the ability to find “empowered objects.” And a collection of stones representing the seven deadly sins needs finding. These stones, if brought together, have the power to unleash hell on earth. Wulf wants them, Diesel wants to stop him and Lizzy is the key to it all.
With two sexy, scary men, a possibly psychic one-eyed cat and a bad-mannered monkey named Carl to contend with—not to mention spells gone awry, cupcakes to bake and sudden wickedly powerful desires to fight—Lizzy’s life threatens to spin out of control!


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Dragon Keeper


Volume One of the Rain Wilds Chronicles
Robin Hobb
Publisher: HarperCollins, February 01, 2010
Review: Return to the world of the Liveships and the Bingtown Traders in the glorious first book of Robin Hobb’s Rain Wilds Chronicles duology.
For the first time within memory, dragons have hatched outside the city of Cassarick. However, the emerging creatures are weak and deformed, and many die. Tending these creatures has left the people weary, and the Traders Council fears that if they stop providing for them, the dragons will destroy Cassarick. The only solution is to move them to a better location upriver.
As seen through the eyes of two very different women, Dragon Keeper tells the story of this disparate band of humans and dragons as they make their way along the inhospitable Rain Wild River in search of the fabled city—Kelsingra.


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Orbs


Their Mission and Messages of Hope
Klaus Heinemann, Ph.D & Gundi Heinemann
Publisher: Hay House, Inc., September 01, 2010
Review: People are fascinated by orbs—the opaque circular features that appear unexpectedly in photographs—but what does their appearance mean?
Orbs shows that these circles of light aren’t just interesting phenomena—they’re here to bring us messages of hope. Written by orb expert and physicist Klaus Heinemann and his wife, Gundi Heinemann, a healing arts practitioner, Orbs is a grounded presentation of facts and experiences in orb photography, where you’ll find convincing new results to convert the skeptic, including reports of orb experiences from people all over the world.
This book delves deeply into the exciting world of orbs—how and when they appear to us, and exploring what these emanations from spirit are trying to communicate.


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The Great Leader



Jim Harrison
Publisher: Grove Press, Inc., October 04, 2011
Review: Jim Harrison, the acclaimed author of more than 30 books including Legends of the Fall, delivers his most original, witty and enthralling book to date—the story of one man’s hunt for a cult leader known as “The Great Leader.
At first, the case seems simple enough: investigate a hedonistic cult in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and look into its oddball leader. As Detective Sunderson digs deeper, he realizes that the man is more sinister than he first thought. Now, the hunt is on. But the case isn’t Sunderson’s only problem. On the verge of retirement, divorced and frequently pickled in alcohol, he has his own demons to fight, and even as he closes in on his quarry, he’ll have to come to grips with his own dark nature.


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The Art of Andreas Raufeisen



Andreas Raufeisen
Publisher: SQP Publishing Inc., August 01, 2004
Review: Long legs, naughty poses and a wicked smile—that’s what the women in Andreas Raufeisen’s world use to get what they want! Statuesque sirens of desire, they’re dressed for sexcess—whether in straps and spikes, leather, spandex or a latex nurse’s uniform! A fan of the kink in all of us, Andreas melds flesh with fantasy into a steamy mix of uncomfortable taboos, so don’t be surprised if some of his paintings are a bit...surreal. His technique is impeccable, his composition precise and his use of some very familiar faces will ignite your imagination! The artist—who calls himself a “freelance hobby artist”—undoubtedly has fun painting sexy, kinky pin-ups...and, with step-by-step instruction, you will, too, with The Art of Andreas Raufeisen!


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Love Finds You in Sisters, Oregon



Melody Carlson
Publisher: Ellie Claire Gift & Paper Corp., July 15, 2009
Review: Our bestselling Love Finds You series continues with Melody Carlson’s Love Finds You in Sisters, Oregon.
Hope Bartolli has avoided Sisters for years—both her hometown of Sisters, Oregon and her two sisters who live there. But when the 32-year-old corporate lawyer returns home for her beloved grandmother’s funeral, she’s surprised to learn that she has inherited grandmother Nona’s old house, Andy—the little dog she loved—and an unexpected friendship with Nona’s handsome attorney. If she had any hopes of burying the hatchet with her sisters, these “gifts” from Nona aren’t going to help at all.
Hope wants more out of life—but she has to be willing to take risks—even if she can’t trust her family to stand by her side.


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The Centurion's Wife


Acts of Faith Series #1
Davis Bunn
Publisher: Bethany House Pub, January 01, 2009
Review: Janette Oke and Davis Bunn team up to create The Centurion’s Wife, a sweeping saga of the dramatic events surrounding the birth of Christianity…and the very personal story of Leah, a young Jewess of mixed heritage trapped in a vortex of competing political agendas and private trauma.
Caught up in the maelstrom following the death of an obscure rabbi in the Roman backwater of first-century Palestine, Leah finds herself facing the prospect of an arranged marriage to Alban, a Roman soldier who seems to care for nothing but his own ambitions. Head of the garrison near Galilee, he has been assigned by Palestine’s governor to ferret out the truth behind rumors of a political execution gone awry.
Leah’s mistress, the governor’s wife, also secretly assigns Leah to discover what really has become of this man whose death—and missing body—is causing such furor.
This epic drama is threaded with the tale of unlikely romance, dangers and betrayals from unexpected sources. At its core, The Centurion’s Wife unfolds the testing of loyalties between two young people whose inner longings they cannot express, and ultimately, between their humanity and the Divine forces they yearn to encounter.


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Prince of Ravenscar



Catherine Coulter
Publisher: Putnam Pub Group/Mbr of Penguin, November 01, 2011
Review: Fans of Catherine Coulter will be swept away by the breathless suspense and witty repartee in Prince of Ravenscar, her most dazzling historical romance yet.
After three years at sea, notorious smuggler Julian Monroe has returned to England where his doting mother, the dowager Duchess of Brabante, is intent upon finding him a perfect match. To that end she has brought Julian, known to all as “Prince,” to London where the season is underway…and her dear friend’s daughter is making her debut. But while Julian, three years a widower, is indeed captivated by the bewitching young Sophie Colette Wilkie, he still must contend with vile accusations that he was responsible for the death of his wife, Lily. In fact, Julian’s former brother-in-law is obsessed with proving it so.
As Julian’s acquaintance with Sophie and her aunt, Roxanne—a quick-witted beauty whose temperament some consider a better complement to his—grows more intimate, a false assumption is made that puts one of the women in danger. And to further inflame Julian’s ire, he learns of a secret legacy denied him by those whose sole purpose is to see the Prince of Ravenscar dethroned forever….


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Padre Pio


Miracles and Politics in a Secular Age
Sergio Luzzatto
Publisher: Metropolitan Books, November 09, 2010
Review: Italian Capuchin priest Padre Pio is one of the world’s most beloved holy figures. His tomb is the most visited Catholic shrine anywhere, drawing more devotees than Lourdes. Apparently, he had the ability to fly. In fact, it’s been said that an apparition of Padre Pio in midair prevented Allied warplanes from dropping bombs on his hometown during World War II. It’s also been said he could be present in two places at once, but most notable were his stigmata, hailed by millions as God-given.
Sergio Luzzatto’s investigation of this remarkable man offers a nuanced examination of modern-day mysticism, a striking analysis of the links between Catholicism and politics and an exploration of what it means to be a saint in our time.


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Auto Repair For Dummies®, 2nd Edition



Deanna Sclar
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., November 01, 2008
Review: Save money on car repairs and maintenance with this extensively updated edition of the top-selling auto repair guide in America. Perfect for new or would-be DIY mechanics, Auto Repair For Dummies®, 2nd Edition, by Deanna Sclar gives you the confidence and know-how to keep your vehicle in tip-top shape. All the essential systems are covered in turn, from the fuel system and the electrical system to the brakes, the steering and the suspension—with clear illustrations that take the guesswork out of the equation. Problem with a leak in the cooling system? Need to replace your headlights? Confused about how to check your transmission fluid? Does your car have trouble starting up? With this book, the answers are only a page away.


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Slant



Timothy Wang
Publisher: Lethe Press, June 12, 2011
Review: Timothy Wang’s Slant is a coming-of-age story about an Asian college student named James who’s just discovered he’s gay. Fond of video games and romantic comedies, he has an intensely logical and linear MIT mind, able to identify all the parts of himself he believes are offensive to others—and is willing to change them one by one.
In the pursuit of a complete physical transformation, James loses all sense of the person he once was. Along the way, he betrays himself for love, lust and money—engaging in drug use to please his boyfriend Stan, and manipulating his admirer, Michael, to pay for plastic surgery on his Asian eyes. When Stan dumps him, things become even more dire, as James decides he’ll do anything to get him back….


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Diabetes Cookbook For Dummies®, 3rd Edition



Alan Rubin
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., January 01, 2010
Review: Want to create healthy meals that are diabetic-friendly? This book will help. Written by Alan L. Rubin, M.D., and Cait James, MS, Diabetes Cookbook For Dummies®, 3rd Edition, begins with clear guidance on how to plan your meals so that you can eat what you like while still managing your (or your loved one’s) condition. You’ll also find the latest information on diabetes monitoring, ideas for adding veggies to your meals and strategies for eating smart in restaurants. The heart of the book, of course, is its more than 100 recipes for soups, fish, poultry, meats and even desserts, and the selection is both delicious and inspired. Complete with strategies for encouraging a Type 1 diabetic child to eat properly, it could change your life.


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Santa Fe Edge (Large Print)



Stuart Woods
Publisher: Putnam Pub Group/Mbr Of Penguin Put, September 21, 2010
Review: Santa Fe attorney Ed Eagle thought his troubles were over when his nefarious ex-wife, Barbara, was sent to a Mexican prison. But Barbara isn’t out of his life yet: She has escaped from jail with a wad of cash and the aid of a good friend—who's directing the film Ed’s wife, Susannah, is starring in. Ed thinks Jimmy Long was just as duped by the cunning Barbara as he was. And he knows Barbara will come to Santa Fe to kill him. What he doesn't know is that if anyone can do the deed, it’s her longtime friend, Jimmy Long.
In Santa Fe Edge, Stuart Woods dovetails Ed's page-turning tale with that of agent Holly Barker and the CIA's search for fugitive Teddy Fay, who wants to settle in Ed's territory…and won’t let anyone stand in his way.


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Bi-Curious



NATALIE WEBER
Publisher: Kensington Books, February 01, 2011
Review: Young, sexually curious Serenity has always desired both men and women, so when she heads to college in Washington, D.C., she’s excited to explore her own carnal limits when she hooks up with Sadie Smith. But soon her life will change forever. Brand new is this dangerous and exciting underworld Sadie initiates Serenity into, with all its sex and secrets, and Serenity can’t help but become further entangled in Sadie’s seductive web. But eventually, Sadie’s obsession begins to fully envelop Serenity…and it looks like she’ll never find a way to escape her lover’s clutches. Well, there might be one way out. And as Serenity gets further pulled into Sadie’s world of deceit, lies and danger, it may just be her only way out....


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An Irreverent Curiosity


In Search of the Church's Strangest Relic in Italy's Oddest Town
David Farely
Publisher: Gotham Books, Penguin Putnam Inc, July 09, 2009
Review: In December 1983, a priest in the Italian hill of Calcata was shocked and horrified to find that the pride of their town, the foreskin of Jesus, had been stolen. Accusations flew wildly. Many blamed Satanists. Others thought that the priest himself was to blame. Some even pointed fingers at the Vatican.
In 2006, travel writer David Farley moved to Calcata in search of the missing foreskin, and the result is An Irreverent Curiosity. Farley recounts the relic’s storied past, from Charlemagne to the papacy to a marauding 16th-century German soldier to its home in Calcata, and the book interweaves this strange history with his own travels. The result is perhaps the oddest story in all of Christian lore.


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Adan en Eden



Carlos Fuentes
Publisher: Santillana Usa Publishing Company, December 01, 2009
Review: Adan Gorozpe es un oportunista. Su boda con la heredera de un poderoso empresario es el lance que lo lleva de pobreton a influyente abogado aun mas destacado que su suegro. Como sabe que la dicha conyugal jamas llegara, establece una tajante frontera: de un lado quedan el tedio matrimonial y del otro su esfera de poder y encuentros eroticos con su amante. Adan Gongora, de baja estatura pero gran malicia, es ministro a cargo de la seguridad nacional. Se alia con criminales y encierra o manda matar a los menos aptos asi como a los inocentes, pero se gana la opinion publica como garante de la justicia. Un dia, Gongora le propone a Gorozpe aliarse para elevar su juego al mas alto nivel… ?Sera posible detener el remolino que arrastra al pais hacia la cloaca?


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All the Pretty Hearses


A Bed-and-Breakfast Mystery
Mary Daheim
Publisher: Morrow, August 09, 2011
Review: All the Pretty Hearses, 26th in Mary Daheim’s beloved Bed-and-Breakfast Mystery series, finds Judith McMonigle Flynn handling a case more tangled than guest room sheets!
It all starts when she donates an overnight stay at Hillside Manor to the parish school’s annual auction—and the winning bid goes to the persnickety Paines family. Dinner is included, if she can sort through the endless allergies and aversions listed by the unbearable Paines. Judith can’t help but dread the whole affair, since her P.I. husband, Joe, isn’t there to help.
Joe was doing surveillance on an insurance fraud suspect when a .38 Smith & Wesson blew the man away. Unfortunately, the gun belongs to Joe, who now finds himself in jail!
These aren’t Judith’s only problems. She also has to deal with her cantankerous mother, Gertrude; a horse the Paines have stabled in her garage; cousin Renie, who’s trying to force her loathsome Shrimp Dump recipe into the parish cookbook; and neighbor Arlene Rankers, who wants to know why some school kids, including her grandson, are sick after the weekly hamburger lunch.
With all this on her plate, Judith wonders what else can go wrong. Maybe the question should be, can anything go right?


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The Cambridge Companion to Thomas Jefferson




Publisher: Cambridge University Press, January 31, 2009
Review: Thomas Jefferson lived a distinguished—and very busy—life. A lawyer, legislator, writer and politician, he was, at his core, a life-long learner, whose passions included education, science, philosophy, religion and architecture. The Cambridge Companion to Thomas Jefferson is an in-depth exploration of perhaps the most well-rounded of all the Founding Fathers.
Readers will come away with a deeper understanding of Jefferson’s ideas, ideals and accomplishments, as well as his uniquely open and “modern” mindset. For instance, he is famous for establishing the University of Virginia, but lesser known is the fact that he also (unsuccessfully) negotiated for the transfer of the entire faculty of the University of Geneva (threatened at the time by the progress of the French Revolution) from Europe to the United States—a truly “global” way of thinking in a time when a voyage across the Atlantic took weeks or even months.
And Jefferson, we know, vociferously stressed the importance of separation of church and state. But what was behind this strong belief? He believed that reason and science were integral parts of religion and saw Jesus as a great historical figure, writing, “the doctrines of Jesus are simple, and tend all to the happiness of man.” Jefferson’s conclusions about religion shaped his policy and political beliefs, especially that all men are created equal. But he also saw human agenda and flaws in the original stories contained in the Bible. In fact, parts of the good book so distressed him that he wrote his own version of the gospels, Jefferson Bible.
Written by 15 distinguished Jefferson scholars, the essays in The Cambridge Companion to Thomas Jefferson examine the gamut of Jefferson’s writing, from the Declaration of Independence to private letters written to friends—as well as foes. Many address the scholarly disagreements surrounding Jefferson’s public and private positions on issues like Native Americans and slavery, bringing to light a depth of character and a personal philosophy far ahead of its time. Other chapters address the many ways in which Jefferson’s opinions and works shaped the young nation he helped create and which still influence the many issues America and the world face today.
A true product of the Age of Enlightenment, Jefferson stood out among a group of truly remarkable individuals for his unswerving tolerance of others’ belief systems (as long as it did not trample on individual liberties); openness to and curiosity of new ideas; and untiring dedication to learning and, in many cases, practicing the latest in scientific advancement. The Cambridge Companion to Thomas Jefferson is an ideal tool for anyone who wishes to delve even deeper into the mind of one of our most influential figures.


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A Suitable Job for a Woman


A Mystery Guild® Lost Classics Omnibus
P.D. James
Publisher: Touchstone/Imp Simon & Schuster, January 01, 2008
Review: Get three by “the greatest living mystery writer” (People) in one exciting volume!
In Cover Her Face, a beautiful, headstrong young housemaid is found murdered, and coolly brilliant detective Adam Dalgliesh is on the case to find the killer among a house full of her enemies.
In A Mind to Murder, Adam returns to track down which of the clients or staff of the head of a psychiatric hospital would have planted a chisel into her icy heart.
And in An Unsuitable Job for a Woman, meet courageous yet vulnerable young detective Cordelia Gray, who's hired to disprove the suspicious “suicide” of a handsome Cambridge graduate.
The reigning mistress of murder” (TIME) is sure to keep you up all night—and watching your own back!


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Heaven Is for Real



Todd Burpo
Publisher: Thomas Nelson Inc., March 18, 2011
Review: Todd Burpo’s Heaven Is for Real is the true story of Colton, a pastor’s 4-year-old son, who slips from consciousness during surgery and enters heaven.
Colton survives and tells about looking down and seeing the doctor operating and his dad praying in the waiting room. Soon, it was clear that what he was telling his parents was true. Colton said he met his miscarried sister, about whom no one had told him, his great-grandfather who died 30 years before Colton was born, how the Holy Spirit “shoots down power” from heaven to help us and more.
This wonderful book offers hope for those grieving the death of a loved one, with a special message for families that suffer miscarriage. Includes photos and a family Q & A.


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Victory of Eagles


Temeraire, Book 5
Naomi Novik
Publisher: Del Rey, July 08, 2008
Review: Temeraire fans, rejoice! Acclaimed filmmaker Peter Jackson has snagged the film rights for this outstanding historical fantasy series. But while you’re eagerly awaiting the movie, indulge in the thrilling fifth novel by Campbell Award-winning author Naomi Novik.
Captain Will Laurence had only done what he knew was right—seek and deliver the cure for the deadly disease ravaging the world’s dragon population. Now Napoleon has planted the eagle standard on British soil, and while London burns, neither Laurence, in jail for treason, nor his dragon, Temeraire, can respond.
But just when all seems lost, Laurence’s prison ship is sunk by Napoleon’s fleet, and he is taken ashore near Dover, where he is released by order of Admiral Jane Roland. He must rendezvous with his dragon at the breeding grounds in Wales and resume service to Britain in its hour of need.
Meanwhile, Temeraire rallies a motley band of dragons and militiamen into a resistance force to strike at the French as they press northward in pursuit of the royal family. Now the fugitive Laurence, his faithful winged companions, and an unproven fighting squad are England’s last, best hope to defy her conquerors and keep the empire free.


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Bear Flies High



Michael Rosen
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Inc, October 01, 2009
Review: The bear who lives on the beach and sings all day returns to take his friends on a swoop swoopity swoop adventure! This time around Bear wants to know what it’s like to fly like a bird. Problem is, he doesn’t have wings. But this doesn’t stop Bear and his friends from flying through the air with the greatest of ease. From Michael Rosen’s thrilling play-by-play account of an exciting roller coaster ride to illustrator Adrian Reynolds’ dreamy artwork that offers all sorts of unique perspectives (such as a bird’s eye view of Bear and his friends as they’re laying on the ground contemplating birds in flight), Bear Flies High pits readers smack dab in the center of the whooshy whooshy whoosh action! (Ages 2-4)


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V is for Vengeance (Large Print)



Sue Grafton
Publisher: Putnam Pub Group/ Mbr of Penguin Putnam, November 14, 2011
Review: In V is for Vengeance, P.I. Kinsey Millhone sets out to right a host of wrongs, one being her busted nose. But that comes later....
The action takes off when a female shoplifter gets caught, and after making bail, leaps off a bridge. Kinsey was the one to alert authorities to the theft, and she feels some guilt over Audrey Vance’s demise. Only when Audrey’s fiance asks her to look into the death, does Kinsey start thinking murder.
From a dying old man lovingly cared for by the son he abused; a rich, cheating husband; a gorgeous woman whose life is coming apart and a brutal gangster to the spider at the center of this nefarious web—an elegant but ruthless businessman—Sue Grafton’s V is for Vengeance is an A plus, plus, plus!


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Me and My Animal Friends



Ralph Covert
Publisher: Henry Holt & Company, Inc., August 18, 2009
Review: When indie-rock superstar Ralph Covert’s not rocking out for sold out audiences with Ralph’s World (the kids’ band parents love too!), making CDs and music videos for Playhouse Disney, being nominated for Grammys®, and penning award-winning plays, he’s writing totally fun picture books. This time around he teams up with Laurie Keller (the bestselling author/illustrator of club favorite The Scrambled States of America Talent Show) to take readers on a zany adventure across the land, through the air and under the sea in an ode to animals of all kinds. With awesome bright and bold illustrations featuring a hidden surprise on every page and plenty of catchy sing-along verse, Me and My Animal Friends ROCKS! (Ages 2-4)


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Bad Blood (Large Print)



John Sandford
Publisher: Putnam Pub Group/Mbr of Penguin Putnam, September 21, 2010
Review: It wasn’t an easy way to die, Sheriff Lee Coakley explains to agent Virgil Flowers in John Sandford’s new thriller, Bad Blood. According to the kid who called in the “accident,” local sports hero Bobby Tripp, the victim fell into the grain bin. But when evidence revealed the dead farmer had been struck first, Bobby was arrested…and later found hanging in his cell. Coakley’s dilemma is this: Bobby, it appears, was murdered, too. And she’s pretty sure it was by her deputy in charge....
Virgil has rarely found the need to walk away from a case. But a multi-family conspiracy leads him to crimes so monstrous even he, who’s seen it all, is stunned. And now he’s got to end the madness before becoming the next victim.


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Life, on the Line


A Chef's Story of Chasing Greatness, Facing Death, and Redefining the Way We Eat
Grant Achatz
Publisher: Gotham Books, Penguin Putnam Inc., March 03, 2011
Review: In 2007, chef Grant Achatz really seemed to have it all. He and Nick Kokonas opened the conceptually radical restaurant Alinea in 2005, which was subsequently named Best Restaurant in America by Gourmet magazine. The eatery was a smash and Achatz was placed squarely in the world’s culinary spotlight—only to then be diagnosed with stage IV squamous cell carcinoma—tongue cancer. The prognosis was grim.
Absolutely determined to preserve his quality of life, Grant undertook a treatment of aggressive therapy and radiation, but the choice came at a cost: alarmingly, he lost his sense of taste. Tapping into the discipline and focus of being a chef, Grant rarely missed a day of work, and trained his chefs to mimic his palate, slowly learning to cook using his other senses.
The food, as it turns out, was never better. Five months later, Grant was declared cancer-free, and won the James Beard Foundation Outstanding Chef in America Award a few months later. His memoir, Life, on the Line, tells the gripping story of the culinary giant’s undying love affair with cooking, but it’s also an inspirational tale of survival, friendship and nurturing creativity.


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The Elephant Keeper



Christopher Nicholson
Publisher: William Morrow & Co, Inc/Imp of Har., August 04, 2009
Review: Set in 18th-century England, Christopher Nicholson’s The Elephant Keeper is a captivating tale about two baby elephants and the young man who accidentally becomes their keeper.
More dead than alive after their voyage from the East Indies, the two elephants bought by Tom’s employer could barely raise their trunks when they were freed from their crates, but for Tom, it’s love at first sight. Assigned to their care, he soon nurses them back to health, developing an uncanny rapport with the magnificent beasts that amazes all who see it. But when his employer is forced to sell them to different owners, Tom faces a terrible decision. Should he go with the willful Timothy or the more timid Jenny? His choice changes all their lives forever.


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Love, Lust & Faking It


The Naked Truth About Sex, Lies, and True Romance
Jenny McCarthy
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers LLC, September 28, 2010
Review: Here’s the thing about Jenny McCarthy: she tells the truth. And in Love, Lust & Faking It, the sex symbol, mother, TV star and comedienne doesn’t hide a thing! Find out what Playboy’s former Miss October really thinks about love, heartbreak, passion and, of course, sex. “Love” is the first of the three parts, with chapters on Getting Dumped, Why Do We Love Who We Love and The Power of a Loving “No.” In “Lust,” you’ll explore such topics as Fantasies: Our Secret Life, Threesomes and What Happens in Vegas. And then there’s “Faking It.” Chapters include: The Facade: Love the Fake Me, Lights Off in the Bedroom, When Botox Goes Bad and much more, all imparted with Jenny’s honesty, and the outrageous humor that fans know and love.


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15 Minutes



L. Douglas Keeney
Publisher: St. Martins Press, Llc, February 01, 2011
Review: Review by Dennis Showalter
During the Cold War’s first half, America’s nuclear deterrent was essentially based on an airborne capacity sufficient to annihilate the Soviet Union even as a second-strike option. Freelance historian Keeney describes the Strategic Air Command (SAC) of General Curtis LeMay as shaped by three events: the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, the destruction of Hiroshima by a single bomb and the fact—still a point of quiet pride in the contemporary USAF—that no bombing mission launched in World War II had ever turned back.
Keeney combines archival research in recently declassified sources and extensive interviews with former SAC members to describe a culture that developed with “its own tempo, its own timing, and its own sense of how things were done.” He presents the increasing tempo of SAC missions as the Cold War intensified, the policy of giving particular crews specific Soviet targets, and the intensifying debate within SAC on the virtues of preemptive strike, as opposed to retaliation.
The cycle of readiness and reaction grew steadily tighter. By the mid-1950s a B-52 had only 15 minutes to take off in the face of a Soviet nuclear attack. That led to a policy of keeping nukes in the air at all times, accepting the risk of accidents and the necessity of explanations. The increasing size of nuclear bombs and the increasing pace of nuclear testing led to the creation of anodyne vocabularies designed to make atomic detonations routine, harmless, business as usual. But by 1959 Congress was informed that the U.S. had enough nuclear weapons to annihilate the USSR ten times over.
Accidents kept happening. A 1954 test off Eniwetok contaminated nearby islands and a Japanese fishing boat. A B-47 with two plutonium capsules disappeared over the Atlantic. Two bombs jettisoned into the same ocean by a C-124 with engine trouble have never been found. There were others—many others, some concealed and some bagatellized. From the early 1960s, however, the manned bomber began to take second place to the ICBM.
In part the missiles were a response to exponentially decreasing reaction times. In part as well missiles seemed less susceptible to human and mechanical shortcomings. As the Vietnam War developed, SAC’s bomber fleet was increasingly diverted to supporting the ground war in Southeast Asia. In January 1968, SAC removed nuclear weapons from its alert bombers. An age of missile-driven Mutual Assured Destruction shaped the remaining years of Cold War confrontation.
Keeney is fully—and legitimately—convinced a full-scale nuclear exchange would have meant “We are struck; we strike back. There it would end...machines firing the last salvos against machines.” Yet he gives Curtis LeMay and SAC a share of the credit for the first nuclear age ending with an anticlimax. Neither Washington nor Moscow ever doubted SAC would do what it said it could do. That “inextinguishable war machine” was the cause of the mutual caution that made mutual deterrence effective. In the new century nothing has yet replaced it.


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A Kiss of Shadows



Laurell K. Hamilton
Publisher: Del Rey Books, November 01, 2000
Review: A pulse-pounding new series from the best-selling author of the Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter, novels
"Everyone wants to grow up to be a faerie princess. Trust me. It's overrated."
L.A. is a place where people come to hide. Princess Meredith NicEssus came to hide, and she succeeded. Three years ago, she fled the high court of Faerie, running as far as the Pacific Shore, stopped only by the fact that if she used her passport, the Board of Human-Fey Affairs would notify her relatives. And her relatives would kill her.
Now, as Merry Gentry, she's a private investigator for the Grey Detective Agency: Supernatural Problems, Magical Solutions. Her magical skills, scorned at the courts of Faerie, are valued in the human world. Nothing flashy; flashy attracts too much attention. She dare not even whisper her real name after dark for fear it'll reach the ear of her aunt, the Queen of Air and Darkness, who wants her dead. Why, Merry doesn't know.
Ironic, isn't it? Rumor has it that she is dead; sightings of the Princess Meredith are now more popular than sightings of Elvis. But Merry knows that, sooner or later, the Queen's Guard will track her down and take her home. And that's when the running will stop and the fighting begin.... Warning: Explicit sex and violence. (435 pp.)


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My Pretty Pink Bible Purse



Lara Ede
Publisher: Make Believe Ideas Ltd., March 08, 2011
Review: Presents favorite stories from the Bible (including Adam and Eve, Noah and his Ark, the Nativity, the miracle of the loaves and fishes, the Crucifixion and more) in a way little ones can understand. (Ages 2-4 / 4-6)


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Abigail


A Novel (The Wives of King David), Book 2
Jill Eileen Smith
Publisher: Baker Books - Subrights Mgr, February 01, 2010
Review: Abigail is the second insightful novel in Jill Eileen Smith’s popular series, The Wives of King David.
Abigail’s hopes and dreams are wrapped up in handsome Nabal, so when her drunken groom behaves shamefully, she tries to honor and respect her husband despite his abusive behavior. Meanwhile, Abigail’s family has joined David’s wandering tribe to avoid the dangerous Saul. When Nabal suddenly dies, Abigail is free to move on with her life, and, thanks to her brother, her new life includes a new husband—David.
The dangers of life on the run are severe, but there are other dangers in Abigail’s mind. Can David lead his people effectively when he goes against God—and will she be able to share David’s love with his people?


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Fearless


Imagine Your Life Without Fear
Max Lucado
Publisher: Thomas Nelson Inc., September 08, 2009
Review: Envision a time when you could trust more and fear less. New York Times bestselling author Max Lucado helps you make that a reality, teaching you to respond to the threats of our unsettled world with faith—not fear.
Each sunrise seems to bring fresh reasons for more fear to intrude itself into our lives—layoffs at work, slowdowns in the economy, flare-ups in the Middle East, downturns in the housing market and upswings in global warming. The plague of our day, terrorism, begins with the word terror. Fear, it seems, has taken up a long-term lease on the building next door and set up shop.
Oversized and rude, fear herds us into a prison of unlocked doors. Wouldn’t it be great to walk out? Imagine your life untouched by anxiety, with faith as your consistent reaction to threats? The good news is, you can walk out of your prison of fear. Max Lucado points the way.
As you read chapters like “Fear of Overwhelming Challenges,” “Fear of Not Protecting My Kids” and “Fear of Global Calamity,” it will seem as if you’ve passed a magnet over your heart, extracting every last shaving of dread and insecurity. You’ll come to know, beyond all doubt, that a loving Father is always by your side.


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Living as a River


Finding Fearlessness in the Face of Change
Bodhipaksa
Publisher: Sounds True Inc., September 28, 2010
Review: To face reality is to embrace change. To resist change is to suffer. This is the liberating insight that Bodhipaksa unfolds with Living as a River. A masterful investigation of the nature of self, this eloquent blend of science and spiritual insight will help free you from the fear of impermanence in a world defined by change.
The primary vehicle for the journey is Buddhism's traditional Six Element Practice, a process of deep reflection to help you let go of the belief in a separate, static self—the root of unhappiness. This systematic yet poetic analysis of the self is an empowering guide and a meditative practice you’ll turn to again and again to overcome fear of change, and joyfully align with the natural unfolding of creation.


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Twain's Feast


Searching for America's Lost Foods in the Footsteps of Samuel Clemens
Andrew Beahrs
Publisher: Penguin Group (USA), June 24, 2010
Review: During a tour of Europe in 1879, a homesick Mark Twain composed a fantasy menu of the American dishes he missed the most. A love letter to American cuisine, his menu consisted of some 80 regional dishes, including San Francisco mussels, lake trout from Tahoe, canvasback-duck from Baltimore, Virginia bacon and black bass from Mississippi.
Intrigued by the menu, food writer Andrew Beahrs set out to discover whether eight of these forgotten regional specialties can still be found on American tables. Weaving together passages from Twain’s books and Beahrs’ own adventures, Twain’s Feast takes readers on a journey into America’s past, to a time when foods taken fresh from grasslands, woods and waters were at the heart of our cooking.


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Let's Help The Earth: 123 Sesame Street®


A Pop-Up Book
Jodie Shepherd
Publisher: Reader's Digest, October 01, 2008
Review: As Elmo says, “Elmo thinks that Elmo’s Earth is quite a special place!” He also thinks that it’s never too soon for little ones to learn about all the little things that they can do to help take care of our planet. In this delightful picture book, Elmo, his parents, and the rest of the Sesame Street® characters team up to teach us all a thing or two about recycling, conserving water and more. (It’s amazing how much water you can save if you don’t let the water run while you brush your teeth!) Lots of pop-ups, wheels to turn and flaps to lift show even the youngest tree hugger simple ways to keep the earth beautiful for generations to come, not to mention all the plants, animals and insects who live here, too. (Ages 4-6)


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FDR v. The Constitution


The Court-Packing Fight and the Triumph of Democracy
Burt Solomon
Publisher: Walker & Company, January 01, 2009
Review: Review by Lucas A. Powe, Jr.
Three months after his landslide 1936 reelection victory, President Franklin D. Roosevelt proposed expanding the number of Supreme Court justices from nine to fifteen. The Court-packing plan was a direct response to a conservative majority on the Court that had invalidated ten major New Deal statutes, including its industrial and agricultural centerpieces, in the previous two years and seemed poised to finish off the rest of the New Deal in the next year or so. There was no ground swell of support for the plan, but Roosevelt’s coattails had resulted in 3-1 Democratic majorities in both the House and the Senate and thus Court-packing should have passed. But it didn’t, and Burt Solomon’s FDR v. the Constitution: The Court-Packing Fight and the Triumph of American Democracy is a brisk and full retelling of the story of its defeat. Indeed, this is the first full-scale retelling since the contemporaneous The 168 Days by two reporters.
A cartoon shows FDR rehearsing his six new smiling justices. He instructs: “Great! Now, once more, all together.” The six exclaim “Yes!” in unison. The Constitution and the Scales of Justice are partially visible in a trash barrel. That, indeed, is how many perceived FDR’s plan.
Republicans were aghast at the plan, but too few to matter. What mattered was opposition by a number of progressive Senators, especially Montana’s Burton Wheeler. The Chief Justice, Charles Evans Hughes (one of the most distinguished men ever to grace the Court), turned out to be a superior politician than he had been while losing the presidency to Woodrow Wilson in 1916. He was instrumental in helping Wheeler oppose FDR. Most importantly, Justice Owen Roberts switched his votes from 1935 and 1936, and voted with Hughes and three liberals to sustain a state minimum wage for women, the National Labor Relations Act, and the unemployment compensation provisions of the Social Security Act. To his dismay, Roberts would be forever known as “the switch in time that saved nine.
FDR v. the Constitution notwithstanding, FDR did not oppose the Constitution. He opposed the Court’s highly restrictive interpretations of the Constitution. As he told an aide right after the second inaugural, “when the Chief Justice read me the oath and came to the words ‘support the Constitution of the United States’ I felt like saying: ‘Yes, but it’s the Constitution as I understand it, flexible enough to meet any new problem of democracy—not the kind of Constitution your Court has raised up as a barrier to progress and democracy.’” FDR got that Constitution while Hughes kept his nine-member Court. Burt Solomon has authored a highly readable book about a signal event in American constitutional history. Anyone interested in either the New Deal or Constitutional Law should read FDR v. The Constitution—and, with Solomon (and the afore-mentioned cartoon), celebrate its outcome.


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The Path of Druidry


Walking the Ancient Green Way
Penny Billington
Publisher: Llewellyn Publications, July 01, 2011
Review: Embark on the magical path of Druidry and enrich your life with its ancient wisdom in British Druid Penny Billington’s The Path of Druidry.
From joining a druidic community to beginning a solitary path, you’ll have all you need to know about practicing Druidry today. Penny offers a clear and structured course of study that highlights the mysteries, magic and modern practice of this nature-based tradition. Each chapter begins with a captivating Welsh mythic tale that introduces lessons and key concepts, while practical exercises will help you internalize these truths.
As you nurture a spiritual awareness rooted in nature and connect to the multi-dimensional world, you’ll gain a druidic worldview to guide you in everyday life.


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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 Darkest Lie



Gena Showalter
Publisher: Harlequin Books, June 29, 2010
Review: The Lords of the Underworld series continues with The Darkest Lie as bestselling author Gena Showalter gives us the story of Gideon, keeper of the Demon of Lies, as he fights to uncover the truth about his past.
Forced to his knees in agony whenever he speaks the truth, Gideon can recognize any lie, so when his captive, Scarlet—Keeper of Nightmares—claims to be his long-lost wife, he’s shocked to discover that she’s telling the truth. But try as he might, he doesn’t recall ever meeting her, much less wedding and bedding her. To get her to open up, Gideon decides to take her away from her prison and try to win her trust. The risk is high, but the reward is greater. But how do you gain someone’s trust when everything you say is a lie?


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NICKELODEON™ Learning Workbooks-5 VOLS.




Publisher: Bendon Publishers International, May 01, 2011
Review: Dora the Explorer, Diego and SpongeBob SquarePants make learning an adventure with five Nickelodeon™ Learning Workbooks designed to help children develop the skills they need to succeed in school. Kids will have such a blast solving puzzles, answering questions and coloring, that they might not realize that they’re also learning how to recognize shapes and colors, count from one to 20, recite the alphabet, master basic math skills, develop healthy habits and more. The perfect size to take wherever you go, Dora the Explorer™: Colors & Shapes, Dora the Explorer™: 123s, Go Diego™ Go!: ABCs, SpongeBob SquarePants™: Addition & Subtraction and SpongeBob SquarePants™: Healthy Habits will provide hours of educational entertainment! (Ages 4-6)


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The Darwin Awards Countdown to Extinction



Wendy Northcutt
Publisher: Dutton, Div of Penguin Putnam, October 28, 2010
Review: With five previous entries and over 1.5 million copies sold, The Darwin Awards has become a major pop-culture phenomenon—and no wonder. Honoring those misguided souls who improve the species by removing themselves from it, the countdown to human extinction is well underway, and we won’t leave this mortal coil without one last laugh.
In this edition, readers will find all-new horror stories chronicling the exits of those humans who are clearly the lowest rung on the evolutionary ladder, including nine things not to do with power tools, eight ways to incinerate yourself, seven safety warnings best heeded to and six romance tips for “safe” sex. With illustrations and terrific essays, this book illuminates how uncommon common sense is.


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The Magicians and Mrs. Quent



Galen Beckett
Publisher: Bantam Dell Pub Group, July 29, 2008
Review: An enjoyable Austen homage, with touches of Bronte and Lovecraft added for good measure, The Magicians and Mrs. Quent weaves a dazzling spell of adventure and suspense, evoking a world of high magick and genteel society, where one young woman discovers that her modest life is far more extraordinary than she ever imagined.
Of the three Lockwell sisters—romantic Lily, prophetic Rose and studious Ivy—it’s the eldest, book-loving Ivy, who has held the family together since their father’s descent into madness. They all know he had been doing magick when he lost his mind, but only Ivy believes that magick can bring it back. Mr. Lockwell had been a respected doctor, a man of science, and from her girlhood, he had taught Ivy that any problem might be solved by applying sound logic and diligent investigation.
So, while caring for her family and maintaining their dwindling fortunes, Ivy seeks the dark reason behind her father’s illness. She has no time for romance. Yet fate has greater plans, and when Ivy takes a job with the reclusive Alasdare Quent, she discovers that her quest is linked to a secret society of highwaymen, revolutionaries, illusionists and spies…and the future of her island nation.


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The Steel Remains



Richard K. Morgan
Publisher: Ballantine/Delrey Books, February 01, 2008
Review: Ringil, hero of Gallows Gap, is known to some as a legendary swordsman...and to others as a degenerate corruptor of youth. Archeth, engineer, warrior, lover of women, is the last of her kind and a valuable advisor to the most powerful man in the Empire. Egar, steppe nomad, womanizer and dragon-slayer, is master of his clan...until he becomes enmeshed in a feud among gods.
All three are veterans of the Empire’s war with the lizard folk ten years ago. Now they are about to be called on again: Ringil, into the depths of the slave trade, Archeth, to investigate a demonic incursion and Egar, into the hazardous world beyond the steppes—where beings beyond their mortal ken have returned to Earth...and this time, don’t intend to leave.


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The Complete Chester Gould's Dick Tracy® Dailies & Sundays 1931-1933 Volume One



Chester Gould
Publisher: Idea And Design Works, Llc, November 01, 2006
Review: Years before W.R. Burnett wrote about cops, decades before Jack Webb and Ed McBain became the respective masters of TV and prose police procedurals, one granite-jawed cop reigned supreme among newspaper comic strips—Dick Tracy. The brainchild of a young artist named Chester Gould, Dick Tracy’s tough detectives, hard-boiled action and relentless melodrama made it one of the most popular, influential comics of the 20th century. Art Spiegelman, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Maus, calls it “one of America's singular artistic achievements.
Now you can revisit the full glory of Dick Tracy’s early career with The Complete Chester Gould’s Dick Tracy®, Volume One. In this deluxe hardcover edition, you’ll find nearly 600 comic strips—all the Dailies and Sundays from 1931 to 1933—kicked off by the five sample strips Gould used to sell his groundbreaking series. Among them are the first appearance of many long-time Dick Tracy characters, such as Tess Truehart, Junior and Chief Brandon. Featuring an introduction from writer Max Allan Collins and a never-before-published interview between Collins and Chester Gould, this special edition is must-have for Tracy aficionados and comic strip fans alike.


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A Thread So Thin (Large Print)



Marie Bostwick
Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corp., April 27, 2010
Review: Quilt shop owner Evelyn fears her son Garrett has become too serious, too fast with his girlfriend. What if Liza, who is just finishing art school, decides to spread her wings and choose her career over marriage?


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All I Could Bare



Craig Seymour
Publisher: Atria Books, June 01, 2008
Review: He “took the road less clothed”—and that made all the difference
Craig Seymour was a grad student when he decided to drop the books—and his pants—and moonlight as a stripper in the infamously anything-goes gay strip clubs of 1990s Washington, D.C. Soon he was g-string-deep in a world of gay-for-pay dancers, divorces with double lives and customers nicknamed Mr. Tickles. But it wasn't all wild times, hot guys and easy money: He still had to hide from his parents, maintain a relationship and deal with prostitution, porn—and his Ph.D.
Now a respected English professor and journalist, Seymour bares all once again in All I Could Bare—an explicit, entertaining and insightful memoir about losing your inhibitions and finding yourself.


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The Eternal Engagement



Mary B. Morrison
Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corp, July 26, 2011
Review: New York Times bestselling author Mary B. Morrison opens a whole new world for readers to experience and enjoy, presenting a moving, unforgettable story of lives at a crossroads, love lost and found and the price of secrets....
Mona Lisa Cunningham never thought she’d find romance again. It took everything to escape a life of fear and abuse and to remake herself as an independent, confident woman. Now she has a successful career, a new life and a devoted fiance, William. But Mona’s fresh start is plagued by an overwhelming deception. To keep William safe, Mona refuses to set a wedding date, finding every excuse but the truth. Frustrated and confused, William begins to think about Katherine, the high school sweetheart he always regretted losing. When Katherine contacts him out of the blue, it reignites a passion neither can resist. Now Mona must act—and fast—if she’s going to keep her claim on the happiness she knows can be hers, even if the only way she can hope to hold on to William is to lay it on the line—and risk losing him. When her attempt to make things right goes heartbreakingly wrong, all will face the consequences, and they’ll need plenty of courage, strength and faith to get by.


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Manifesting Change


It Couldn't Be Easier
Mike Dooley
Publisher: Atria Books, November 16, 2010
Review: In Manifesting Change, Mike Dooley takes us behind the curtains of time and space, revealing how we got here and who we are, showing how to move beyond the law of attraction to the next level—manifestation.
In his most powerful work yet, Mike explains the mechanics behind every dream, how you fit into the equation of "Reality Creation," and the steps to take that lead to the desired results without worrying about the details. With easy-to-understand exercises, stories and analogies, he reveals the “Matrix”—the unique concept that shows the flow of events that will, or will not, trigger changes in your life based upon your thoughts, words and actions.
Manifesting Change is the master’s guide to creating the life of your dreams.


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Fast and Fun First Quilts


18 Projects for Instant Gratification
Sara Diepersloot
Publisher: Martingale & Company, December 01, 2011
Review: Quilting is the most popular craft in the United States. If you've always wanted to try it, Fast and Fun First Quilts, by Sara Diepersloot, is the perfect book for you. You won't find fussy techniques here, just fun beginner-friendly quilt projects that really make the most of your time and your favorite fabrics. All the quilts come together in a jiffy using large pieces, strip piecing and simple techniques. And they're pretty enough for seasoned quilters—especially those who prefer working with fanciful novelty prints—to love, too. Crystal-clear instructions with ample full-color diagrams make it easy to get started, while lots of photos of super-colorful quilts make it easy to see how cheery and bright your quilts can be.


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The Hitler I Knew


Memoirs of the Third Reich's Press Chief
Otto Dietrich
Publisher: Skyhorse Publishing, May 01, 2010
Review: Journalist Otto Dietrich entered Adolf Hitler’s circle of confidants in 1931, through an introduction by Rudolf Hess. Two years later, Hitler was appointed chancellor of Germany, and Dietrich served as Hitler’s press chief until 1945—he was dismissed only days before the ignominious deaths of Hitler and Eva Braun.
At the end of the war, imprisoned and disillusioned, Otto Dietrich wrote down what he had seen and heard in 12 years of close association with Hitler, to be published after his death. The remarkable result is The Hitler I Knew. The first half of the book recounts the rise and fall of Hitler as politician, ruler and military strategist—ground well trodden, but this time with the dictator’s confidant as our guide. The second half probes the personality of the enigmatic Fuhrer, “out of a thousand details of Hitler’s public and private life.
The author traces the beginning of Hitler’s despotic tendencies to the June 30, 1934, purge of the armed forces. Subsequently, protestations of peace were replaced by preparations for war, as Hitler’s “Anglophobia” increased and as he commenced his program of state-sponsored anti-Semitism (Dietrich exonerates his countrymen for the events of Kristallnacht, attributing them entirely to Hitler and claiming that “the overwhelming majority of the German people considered [the attacks] disgusting and shameful”). This is an example of a theme running throughout the book, as the author asserts that every one of Hitler’s decisions was unilateral, without input or counsel from advisers. Clearly emerging is the portrait of a leader who, years before attaining power, had such confidence that he would command the nation that he had already drawn up detailed policy statements and massive construction plans.
Ultimately, Dietrich characterizes the Fuhrer as “a demonic personality obsessed by racial delusions” and a singular lust for power that trumped any desire for riches or personal comforts. In Dietrich’s judgment, such delusions blinded Hitler to the evil of his actions.
Without question, Dietrich remained an apologist for the aspects of National Socialism that he found more palatable. He suggests repeatedly that the racist aspects of the ideology were not integral to the whole, and he ascribes benevolent motives to many of the regime’s early actions. Nevertheless, he acknowledges the harm done by his work as a publicist for the dictator and in his 1933 hagiography, With Hitler on the Road to Power, and the toll the work incurred on Dietrich’s conscience. Thus, he seeks here to “dispel the last shreds of glamour from the myth of Hitler.” While the present work cannot excuse Dietrich’s involvement, his direct, personal experience of life at the heart of the Reich makes for compelling reading.


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Medical Error


Prescription for Trouble Series #2
Richard L. Mabry, M.D.
Publisher: Abingdon Press, July 12, 2010
Review: A beautiful surgeon, identity theft, hospital politics and challenged relationships are the elements that make up Richard Mabry, M.D.’s compelling novel, Medical Error.
Dr. Anna McIntyre’s life was going along just fine until someone else started living it. Her patient dies because of an identity mix-up; her medical career is in jeopardy because of forged prescriptions; and her credit is in ruins. The deeper Anna digs to discover who’s behind the identity thefts, the higher the stakes. Her allies are two men who are also competing for her affection. Dr. Nick Valentine is a cynic with a load of guilt. Attorney Ross Donovan is a recovering alcoholic.
As Anna fights to clear her name, she realizes she’s in a life-or-death struggle.


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The Midnight Show Murders



Al Roker
Publisher: Random House Inc., November 23, 2010
Review: Drawing from his own experience as a guest on Letterman, Leno and Conan, Al Roker cooks up a hilarious tale of murderous hijinks in the world of late-night TV in The Midnight Show Murders.
Celebrity chef Billy Blessing is in L.A. to guest on a new late-night talk show. He’s well aware that getting laughs in this time slot can be murder. It’s every comic’s fear that a joke will bomb…but when his host is blown to bits in front of a live television audience, Billy knows that bomb was meant for him!
Did culinary icon Roger Charbonnet—a bitter rival of Billy’s—set the charge? When Roger surprisingly turns to Billy to clear his name, Billy’s sleuthing takes him into Hollywood's back rooms…and a part of his past he'd rather not rerun.


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Love, Lust & Faking It


The Naked Truth About Sex, Lies, and True Romance
Jenny McCarthy
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers LLC, September 28, 2010
Review: Here’s the thing about Jenny McCarthy: she tells the truth. And in Love, Lust & Faking It, the sex symbol, mother, TV star and comedienne doesn’t hide a thing! Find out what Playboy’s former Miss October really thinks about love, heartbreak, passion and, of course, sex. “Love” is the first of the three parts, with chapters on Getting Dumped, Why Do We Love Who We Love and The Power of a Loving “No.” In “Lust,” you’ll explore such topics as Fantasies: Our Secret Life, Threesomes and What Happens in Vegas. And then there’s “Faking It.” Chapters include: The Facade: Love the Fake Me, Lights Off in the Bedroom, When Botox Goes Bad and much more, all imparted with Jenny’s honesty, and the outrageous humor that fans know and love.


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