The Next Always


The Inn BoonsBoro Trilogy, Book 1
Nora Roberts
Publisher: Berkley Publishing Corp, November 01, 2011
Review: What better way for Nora Roberts to honor the wonderful inn she owns and restored in Maryland than to write a trilogy set around the historic landmark? The Next Always begins the Inn Boonsboro trilogy and it is centered on the three Montgomery brothers, particularly Beckett. As the architect in the family, and its rugged loner, Beckett is heading the restoration of the town’s historic hotel long-rumored to be haunted. But lately, the only thing haunting Beckett is his overwhelming desire to kiss Clare Brewster, a widow with three young sons who, since returning to Boonsboro, operates the local bookshop.
Clare would have to be blind not to notice Beckett Montgomery is even more handsome than he was during their high school days. As the grand opening of the hotel approaches, Beckett gives Clare a private tour and she’s surprised—and excited—by the intensity of their connection. Maybe that’s why she pays little attention to another would-be lover whose feelings for her have evolved into a dangerous obsession….
Roberts is at her riveting best in The Next Always, as the story races to a stunning conclusion that combines out-of-this-world passion and suspense.


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Strange Relations



Philip Jose Farmer
Publisher: Baen Books, January 29, 2008
Review: Hailed by The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction as “[p]erhaps the most impish and anarchic” of the major SF writers, SFWA Grand Master and three-time Hugo winner Philip Jose Farmer was the first to explore sexuality in a human-alien context. The two complete novels and five novelettes collected here were some of the most controversial and groundbreaking stories of their time.
The Lovers: Sent by the religious tyranny of a future Earth to the planet Ozagen, Hal Yarrow meets Jeanette, an apparently human fugitive hiding in ancient ruins built by a long-vanished race. Unconsecrated contact with any female is forbidden to Yarrow—and love for an alien female is anathema. But Yarrow’s lifelong conditioning is no match for his strange attraction to Jeanette.
Flesh: After a voyage lasting 800 years, a starship captain returns to find a ravaged Earth ruled by ancient pagan rituals. He is crowned the “Sunhero”—a dubious honor, for unless he can escape, his six-month reign of promiscuity will conclude with a very unpleasant death.
Plumbing the mysteries of alien sex far deeper than once thought permissible, Strange Relations displays the boundless imagination that made Philip Jose Farmer an SF master.


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Citizen-in-Chief


The Second Lives of the American Presidents
Leonard Bernardo
Publisher: William Morrow & Co., Inc./Imp. Har., February 01, 2009
Review: What becomes of former U.S. presidents? In Citizen-in-Chief we learn that although ex-presidents have never exactly been given a defined role in public and political life, their contributions are often many and varied—from Thomas Jefferson’s founding of the University of Virginia, to John Quincy Adams’ battles against slavery as a congressman, to William Howard Taft’s service on the Supreme Court.
While it’s true that most of our Founding Fathers wound up flat broke, today’s former presidents earn millions. Modern “exes”—typified by Carter and Clinton—have redefined the “ex-presidency,” amassing “such large portfolios of diplomatic and humanitarian services that they stand in a class by themselves.


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The Pregnant Body Book



the editors at DK
Publisher: Dorling Kindersley, Inc., May 16, 2011
Review: What happens between the moment of conception and the moment of birth? In pages adorned with specially commissioned 3-D images, color photographs, and artworks, The Pregnant Body Book provides answers to this question in an unprecedented level of detail. The book is divided into an introduction and seven major sections, each exploring a key aspect of human pregnancy. These include reproductive anatomy, genetics, the process of labor and birth, and key disorders that affect pregnancy such as infertility. A section on postnatal development looks at what happens to mother and baby directly after birth.
One of the central highlights of the book is a section that tracks each stage of both the mother and baby’s developments month by month. We learn, for example, that by 37 weeks, during month 9, development is almost complete and the fetus is considered “full term.” It will still benefit from extra time in the womb, and some babies are not born until 42 weeks. The fetus is gaining weight, and its skin is shedding the lanugo hair that covered it from 23 weeks. In its place, soft vellus hair is forming. Fingernails are growing quickly, and they may need cutting after birth. The fetus’s practice-breathing follows a regular rhythm, and it breathes quickly—around 40 times a minute. The fetus may startle to loud sounds and will also recognize familiar voices. This section also includes statistics including the average normal pulse rate for mother and fetus during the month, and the size and weight of the latter.
Incorporating the groundbreaking medical advances that define the 21st-century understanding of pregnancy, and including an interactive DVD with cutting-edge animations, The Pregnant Body Book is the ideal reference on this topic.


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Better Homes and Gardens® Home Upgrades Under $600




Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., July 14, 2011
Review: Unless you just moved in last month, your home could probably use a brush-up somewhere. The editors of Better Homes and Gardens have consulted real estate pros on what projects enhance your home's value most, so your time and money will be well spent. More than 70 easy projects in Better Homes and Gardens Home Upgrades Under $600 can be completed in just a few days and with the most basic home improvement skills and tools, but they'll dramatically improve the look and feel of every room in your home. You'll be amazed at what a difference relatively minor updates—such as the addition of crown molding, a fresh coat of paint, stylish light fixtures and shiny new tile or parquet flooring—can make. Color photos.


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The Geography of Love



Glenda Burgess
Publisher: Broadway Books/Div of Random House, August 05, 2008
Review: EXCERPT FROM THE PROLOGUE
Physicists say we are made of stardust. Intergalactic debris and far-flung atoms, shards of carbon nanomatter rounded up by gravity to circle the sun. As atoms pass through an eternal revolving door of possible form, energy and mass dance in fluid relationship. We are stardust, we are man, we are thought. We are story.
It’s always a story, my girl,’ my father told me one summer evening when I was young. ‘Falling stars, rings in a tree trunk, the river as it swells by, all stories.
We were camping in the wilderness north of Vancouver, Washington, along the pebble shoals of the Lewis River. It was an hour after sunset, and the sky was deepening to an inky lavender at the edge of the black canopy of trees. We crouched beside the water, washing up after a quick dinner of cowboy stew. I asked him what made stars shoot. At nine years old, I was ready for real explanations, heavy truth, clues and answers to bigger mysteries than long division. My father had studied physics as a young man. I knew he would take my question seriously.
He reached behind him to loosen a flat river stone and skipped it out across the burbling rapids. Please, I begged silently, tell me the truth. I knew with deep inner conviction that the way my father answered my question would somehow affect the way I asked and answered questions the rest of my life.
He tossed out another stone as he considered the darkening sky.
Just a bit of chance and chaos, Sunshine,’ he said. ‘Atoms that dance.
I think back to that long ago conversation as I ponder the effects of luck and disaster on the human heart. A child then, I had no real awareness of human fragility, but I absolutely knew shooting stars pirouetted across the universe. Life, my search for truth, seemed dusted by a dash of magic.
Only now in the wake of fortune, do I truly understand.


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Directive 51



John Barnes
Publisher: Ace Books Inc./Imp of Putnam Berkle, April 01, 2010
Review: Melding high-tech terrorism and high-level conspiracies, action-meister John Barnes begins the countdown on a scary and plausible near-future apocalypse in book one of his explosive new thrill-ogy, Directive 51.
Paranoia is one of the leading signs of having secret, all-powerful enemies.
So says Heather O’Grainne, and she should know. As head of Threat Assessment for the Department of the Future, Heather is charged with keeping America safe. Lately, she’s been watching a shadowy, Web-based movement called Daybreak. Daybreak members span the globe and run the gamut from greenie granola hippies to mountain-man tax resisters, oddball fundamentalists to burned-out technogeeks. The only thing they have in common is their hatred for “The Big System”...and their desire to take it down.
But while Heather and her people struggle to separate rhetoric from reality, it may already be too late. Simultaneous random attacks across America and the world have targeted the nation’s leaders and unleashed swarms of nanotech designed to destroy modern civilization. Soon the government’s only choice will be to implement the “catastrophic emergency” program, Directive 51, leaving the country wide open to tyranny.


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Trees, Shrubs & Hedges for Your Home



The Editors of Creative Homeowner
Publisher: Creative Homeowner, December 06, 2010
Review: You can have the most beautiful paths and patios, water features and stone walls, lawn and flowers, but without healthy trees, shrubs and hedges, your garden’s not anywhere as gorgeous as it could be. Or you can transplant a fabulous tree, shrub or hedge only to watch it fail to thrive. Whatever your concern, everything you need to know to plan, choose and nurture the “backbone of a home landscape” can be found in Creative Homeowner’s Trees Shrubs & Hedges for Your Home. Find the right big plants for your climate and soil conditions with more than 1,000 plant descriptions—including lists of trees, shrubs or hedges for “every season and reason”—plus over 550 color photos and 165 illustrations. Color photos.


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The Elephant to Hollywood



Michael Caine
Publisher: Henry Holt & Company, Llc, November 09, 2010
Review: When Michael Caine penned his bestselling memoir What’s It All About? 18 years ago, he did so thinking it was an endnote to his acting career. He was wrong, of course. Thanks to Jack Nicholson, who convinced him to keep acting, he made a triumphant comeback, appearing in films like The Dark Knight and The Cider House Rules and even being knighted by the queen.
In The Elephant to Hollywood, the award-winning actor brings us up-to-date on his life, discussing his humble London beginnings, his marriage, his friendships with fellow stars, his unlikely comeback and the hilarious off-screen encounters he’s had over his career. Rich in anecdotes, it’s like having a quiet conversation with the great actor himself.


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Dutch III


International Gangster
Teri Woods
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, May 25, 2011
Review: In the final installment of Teri Woods’ bestselling street trilogy centering around a powerful gang and their leader Dutch, you can bet that plenty of blood and tears will be shed as the story races to its exciting conclusion!
The intensely fierce and much-feared Jersey City gang leader Dutch is finally in police custody about to face the ruling in his trial for what the media has deemed “the month of murder.” But if the cops think they’ve crippled his power or can stop his dealings in any way, they have another thing coming—in this case, gunfire and plenty of it. In court, a shootout breaks out, a massacre planned by the master himself. Dutch uses the chaos he created to escape and heads out to reclaim his domain. With Angel and Roc now locked away, Craze has been taking care of business, and when approached by Joseph Odouwo, Kazami’s very rich and powerful relative, he can’t resist taking a stake in Odouwo’s billion-dollar diamond trade. Though he can’t help but have some reservations that his decision may end in regret. Once Dutch is back in charge, Craze, Dutch and Odouwo become an international force to be reckoned with. But Odouwo has other plans that may put all their lives at risk....


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The Nightmare Thief



Meg Gardiner
Publisher: Dutton, Div. of Penguin Putnam, July 21, 2011
Review: Forensic psychiatrist Jo Beckett returns in The Nightmare Thief, the fourth taut, groundbreaking thriller from Edgar® Award winner Meg Gardiner.
Autumn Reiniger expects something special for her twenty-first birthday. Daddy’s already bought her the sports car, the apartment and admission to the private college where she parties away her weekends. Now she wants excitement, and she’s going to get it.
Her father signs up Autumn and five friends for an “ultimate urban reality” game: a simulated drug deal, manhunt and jailbreak, played with fake guns and fast cars on the streets of San Francisco. Edge Adventures alerts the SFPD ahead of time, so the authorities can ignore the squealing tires and desperate cries for help.
Which is convenient for the gang of real kidnappers zeroing in on Autumn.
Working on a case nearby is forensic psychiatrist Jo Beckett and her partner Gabe Quintana. When the pair encounters a suspicious group of men carting six sullen college kids to the woods for a supposed wilderness adventure, alarm bells ring. Jo takes a closer look, and winds up with an invite to Autumn Reiniger’s twenty-first birthday party—a party they may never leave alive.


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Eclipse



Stephenie Meyer
Publisher: Santillana Usa Publishing Company, January 01, 2008
Review: Si cediste al embrujo de Crepusculo y Luna nueva seguramente devoraras con avidez Eclipse, la esperada tercera parte de la fascinante saga de vampiros y amor. Mientras Seattle se estremece por una serie de misteriosos asesinatos y un vampiro malvado busca su venganza, Bella es amenazada nuevamente por peligros terribles e inminentes. En medio de todo, debe elegir entre su amor por Edward y su amistad con Jacob, consciente de que su decision puede desencadenar una lucha interminable entre el vampiro y el hombre lobo. A punto de graduarse, la joven debe tomar una decision mas: vivir o morir. Pero, ?sabe acaso que es que?


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Secrets to the Grave (Large Print)



Tami Hoag
Publisher: Dutton, Div of Penguin Putnam, December 28, 2010
Review: In Tami Hoag’s Secrets to the Grave, follow-up to Deeper Than the Dead, the residents of Oak Knoll, California, are awaiting the trial of the See-No-Evil killer when they’re shaken by yet another crime. Who butchered Marissa Fordham? Only the cops know that her young daughter, Haley, who made the 911 call, pointed her tiny finger at “Daddy.” And who would that be, wonders Sheriff’s Detective Tony Mendez? Little is known about the single mother, who seems to have taken her secrets to the grave. Anne Leone is a child advocate who agrees to work with Haley while Tony peels back the layers of her mother’s life. Unfortunately, what he learns is more baffling: Marissa Fordham never existed. But the killer does...and he’s out for more blood.


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Moonlight Mile



Dennis Lehane
Publisher: Harper Collins Publishers, November 02, 2010
Review: Dennis Lehane, bestselling author of Shutter Island and Mystic River, returns with Moonlight Mile, an explosive tale of vengeance and redemption heralding the return of investigators Patrick Kenzie and Angela Gennaro.
In Gone, Baby, Gone, Kenzie and Gennaro risked everything to find 4-year-old Amanda McCready when she was taken from her Boston home. They succeeded, but the case didn’t exactly have a happy ending, and it’s haunted them ever since. Now, 12 years later, Amanda is no longer a child, but a brilliant young teenager…and she’s vanished again.
Vowing to do right by Amanda this time, Kenzie and Genarro take on the case, but it isn’t long before they discover that Amanda’s disappearance is a lot more troubling than they thought, embroiling them both in a baby-selling ring, an unholy marriage between a Russian kingpin and a South American drug heiress, and a stolen relic known as the Belarus Cross. But what is Amanda’s role in all this? Kenzie and Genarro are determined to find her and make sure she’s safe, but their investigation could have consequences that they aren’t prepared for—consequences that could cost them not only Amanda’s life, but their own….


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Pacific Air



David Sears
Publisher: Da Capo Press Inc, June 01, 2011
Review: Despite disastrous defeats in the early days of World War II, a generation of young naval aviators challenged, and ultimately vanquished, a superior Japanese air force and fleet in the Pacific. In Pacific Air, David Sears tells the epic story of the heroic fighter pilots whose fast-flying craft and superb skills turned the tide in the Allies’ favor.
The instruments of the United States aviators' triumphs were the elegantly designed F4F Wildcat and F6F Hellcat, as well as the rugged, versatile, and lethal TBF Avenger torpedo bomber. With superbly trained U.S. Navy and Marine Corps aviators at their controls, these planes became the most successful aerial weapons in naval history; Hellcat pilots were credited with destroying over 5,000 Japanese aircraft, and Avenger pilots helped win the crucial Battle of the Philippine Sea, which is covered in detail at the climax of Pacific Air.
A majestic portrait of a proud era from dual perspectives—the inventive minds of young aeronautical engineers and the deadly artistry and astounding courage of even younger combat pilots—Pacific Air brings this important yet underappreciated chapter of World War II vividly to life.


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Veil of Night



Linda Howard
Publisher: Ballantine Books Inc./Random House, August 10, 2010
Review: There is nothing like a sexy and suspenseful story by the amazing Linda Howard!,” raves Romantic Times. To be sure, the #1 New York Times bestselling author knows how to keep passions high…and the tension taut. Like in her new page- turner, Veil of Night, where wedding bells fall deathly silent when an unlucky bride stumbles down an aisle of no return….
Wedding planner Jaclyn Wilde loves her career, and it doesn’t hurt that she’s particularly adept at soothing frayed nerves. But edgy doesn’t even begin to describe her newest client, Carrie Edwards, a spoiled, intolerable bridezilla who's already taken one vow: to drive Jaclyn crazy! In fact, everyone hired to make her nuptials an over-the-top extravaganza—from the cakemaker and florist to the dressmaker who created the spectacular wedding gown—has been on the receiving end of her nasty temper, and there’s not one who doesn’t wish Carrie ill. But did one of them actually kill her? When the despised harpy is found brutally murdered, Jaclyn’s stunned disbelief turns to dismay when it seems she, who admittedly had more than a few run-ins with the obnoxious victim, is sitting at the top of the cop’s suspect list.


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O Is for Outlaw



Sue Grafton
Publisher: Henry Holt & Co., Inc., October 01, 1999
Review: With her 15th bestseller, you'll see why 'Grafton keeps pulling out surprises--and pulling us in' (Entertainment Weekly). This time, Kinsey Millhone shows us how 'till death do us part' can take on a whole new meaning.
It's early Monday morning when Kinsey receives a call from a stranger. He offers Kinsey a box that belonged to Kinsey's first husband, ex-vice cop Mickey Macgruder. Among the documents, she discovers an unopened letter addressed to her from her ex-husband's lover. Lover? Kinsey knew Mickey was a lot of things, but unfaithful was not one of them. Though she hadn't seen him in 15 years, she decides to track him down--a wrong move for Kinsey. Mickey has been shot with a gun registered in her name and the police have her pegged as the number one suspect. Now to save herself, Kinsey must figure out who tried to kill Mickey and how it all ties together with a murder committed 15 years before--a murder Kinsey thought Mickey committed--and the final straw that destroyed their marriage. Now she must ask herself: Was she wrong about Mickey after all these years?
If you ever thought you knew Kinsey Millhone, think again. In 'O' Is for Outlaw, you'll see her as you never have before--because this time, it's personal.


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Only Yours



Susan Mallery
Publisher: Harlequin Books S.A., August 30, 2011
Review: There’s a man shortage in Fool’s Gold, but in Susan Mallery’s Only Yours, Montana Hendrix would be just as happy if the town lost one more guy—snooty burn surgeon Simon Bradley. Okay, sure, it’s her fault that one of her therapy dogs got loose in his burn ward, but there’s no reason for him to be rude about it! And who wants a man who can’t find humor in the antics of a clumsy mutt, anyway, the lout! But, when they’re forced to work together at the hospital, Montana can’t believe how gentle he is with his patients. And his nimble hands, trained for surgery, can do amazing things to her body! But can enemies become friends? And can a bad first impression turn into a lifetime of romance? One thing’s for sure—she’s about to find out.


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My Son's Wife



Shelia E. Lipsey
Publisher: Kensington Pub., October 01, 2008
Review: First Lady of Holy Rock Church Audrey Graham is not above getting into other people’s business. Especially when it comes to her only son, Stiles, who’s freshly back from divinity school. She wants him to follow in his father’s preacher footsteps, with the right woman by his side. And she’s going to choose that woman, naturally. She’s got her eye on her daughter Frankie’s best friend, Rena Jackson, to become Stiles’ bride, although she doesn’t realize that Rena’s actually deeply in love with Frankie and that they’ve been having an affair for years. Neither of Frankie’s parents know she’s gay, or about the brutal rape by a youth pastor that she feels made her that way. But the truth’s about to surface—and lives are about to change....


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Serpent's Eye: Hostage


Case One: Operation Lynx
Stephen James
Publisher: Miles Kelly Publishing, July 01, 2009
Review: With Hostage, the first in an electrifying series featuring the Serpent’s Eye—an elite group of specialists hand-picked by an international agency—Stephen James takes action-adventure to the next level. A visual extravaganza presented as files in the form of diary entries, emails, text messages, web pages, bugged conversations and newspaper and magazine articles, the story follows the drama of a U.S. senator with vital evidence against Colombian drug smugglers who has been taken hostage by FARC guerrillas. Tasked with freeing the senator and bringing the traffickers to justice, Serpent’s Eye operatives are in a race against time that speeds through the streets of Bogota, the forests of Colombia and the criminal underworld of New York.


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Heart's Secret



Adrianne Byrd
Publisher: Harlequin Books S.A., June 01, 2011
Review: Melanie Harte’s exclusive The Platinum Society is renowned for making matches that last. But can a love built on an innocent lie survive? She’s about to find out with her latest assignment. Jaxon Landon’s grandmother wants her wealthy banker grandson to find the right woman, not the gold-diggers that keep breaking his heart. But here’s the catch: Jaxon can never know about her “helping” him out. Through Melanie’s expert matchmaking prowess, Jaxon “meets” former model Zora Campbell, whose thriving agency proves she’s just as brilliant as she is beautiful. For the first time, Jaxon is falling for a woman who is his equal—but what will happen when Jaxon discovers it wasn’t exactly destiny that brought them together....


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The 10,000 Year Explosion


How Civilization Accelerated Human Evolution
Gregory Cochran
Publisher: Basic Books, December 29, 2008
Review: Is human evolution still in progress today? Many scholars—including the late Stephen Jay Gould—thought not. But as Gregory Cochran and Henry Harpending report in The 10,000 Year Explosion, insights from genomics now suggest otherwise. Here they present findings from “evolutionary genomics,” arguing that human evolution has actually accelerated over the past 10,000 years, driven in part by (as well as driving) a series of advances in human society.
Consider the advent of agriculture. This not only led to a vast population explosion but greatly increased the rate of adaptive mutations. “There are more genetic innovations,” the authors write, “in [a] larger population.” By the start of recorded history some 5,000 years ago, new adaptive mutations were occurring roughly 100 times as rapidly as in the Pleistocene. Agricultural societies hosted new infectious diseases, but humans responded by evolving much more effective genetic defenses (e.g., against malaria) than their Neolithic ancestors had. Studies reveal that some of these defense mechanisms are only about 2,000 years old.
In addition to agriculture, trade—more precisely, traders—spread new alleles along sea routes, up navigable rivers and between villages. When, for example, the Etruscans colonized northwestern Italy, they left behind alleles that affected metabolism and disease resistance. They offer as an example the village of Limone sul Garda. Out of a total of 1,000 inhabitants, 43—all distantly related—were found to share a mutation (a change in the protein APO A1) that confers substantial protection against atherosclerosis.
The 10,000 Year Explosion offers a compelling study of evolution’s continuing influence in the modern world.
HC. 304pp. 2009.


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The Fall


Book Two of the Strain Trilogy
Guillermo del Toro
Publisher: William Morrow & Co, Inc/Imp of Har., September 21, 2010
Review: While the world watches in scorn and unbelief, the vampire virus has conquered New York City and is swiftly spreading around the globe. In The Fall, Book Two of Chuck Hogan and Guillermo Del Toro’s celebrated Strain Trilogy, disgraced CDC official Eph Goodweather and his courageous rapid-response team—guided by the brilliant Abraham Setrakian and pest exterminator Vasiliy Fet—set out to stop the bloodthirsty monsters. What they don’t know is they have help: the Ancient Ones, a noble race of vampires out to slaughter the unclean.
As Eph’s vampire ex-wife stalks the city, raging to reclaim her son for the Master, Eph struggles to save the boy, and the world, from the invading evil. But it may already be too late.


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Wrangled and Tangled



Lorelei James
Publisher: Nal Signet, Div Of Penguin Putnam, November 01, 2011
Review: Satiate your thirst for sexy cowboys with Wrangled and Tangled, Lorelei James’s scorching novel about not one, but two cowboys, and the women who drive them wild.
Things are heating up at Muddy Gap, and it’s not just because someone is stalking Janie. For one thing, her new job has put her in close proximity to her ex-husband Abe, and he’s even more annoyingly sexy than ever! Meanwhile, Renner Jackson, her employer, has trouble of his own—Tierney Pratt. The woman is gorgeous, but she sure knows how to push his buttons. Pretty soon, sparks are flying between the two couples, and not necessarily the good kind. There’s a thin line between love and hate, and when danger strikes, it brings them together in ways they never expected….


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Nowhere to Hide



Carlene Thompson
Publisher: St. Martins Press, Llc, November 02, 2010
Review: Carlene Thompson is at the top of her game in the nail-biting thriller, Nowhere to Hide.
After a prolonged absence, Chicago journalist Marissa Gray is returning to her hometown of Aurora Falls when a man hiding behind a hideous mask suddenly appears on the dark icy road, forcing her to go into a dangerous swerve. Was that his intention? Marissa can’t help thinking about the terrible night five years ago, when she saw her best friend fall from a balcony to her death. Marissa insisted Erin was shoved but no one believed her, not even Erin’s brother, Eric—and he should have, he was Marissa’s fiance. Now the town’s Chief Deputy, Eric refuses to listen this time either…until, one by one, people from their past start turning up dead….


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The Next Queen of Heaven



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


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Son of Stone


A Stone Barrington Novel
Stuart Woods
Publisher: Putnam Pub Group/Mbr Penguin Putnam, September 20, 2011
Review: In Son of Stone by New York Times bestseller Stuart Woods, suave attorney Stone Barrington ventures into the unfamiliar terrain of fatherhood in a mystery-thriller that rolls and yaws to a shocking end.
After an eventful trip to Bel-Air and a warm, if harrowing, reunion with his sophisticated and very wealthy former lover, Arrington Calder, A-list attorney Stone Barrington is relieved to be back in New York City. Since his elevation to full partnership at Woodman & Weld—the law firm to which he has long been “of counsel”—and his appointments to the boards of Strategic Services and Centurion Studios, Stone is looking forward to settling down and cashing in.
However, other matters are moving to shake up Stone’s personal life. Arrington Calder is in New York, and what the beautiful widow has in mind puts a knot of fear in his normally strong stomach: Arrington has decided it’s time for Stone to meet Peter, the son he’d fathered years ago.
Between keeping the precocious teenager occupied and dealing with the maddening Herbie Fisher, whose ex-wife is actively trying to kill him, Stone has a lot on his plate. A plate that, if Arrington plays her cards right, might include a slice of wedding cake.


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Genetics for Dummies®, 2nd Edition



Tara Rodden Robinson
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., May 03, 2010
Review: Robinson reviews the entire field, including the insights genes give on inherited diseases and many other timely issues.


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Yalta


The Price of Peace
S.M. Plokhy
Publisher: Viking Penguin/Div Of Penguin Putna, February 01, 2010
Review: Review by Edward B. Segel
Even now, 65 years after, the Yalta Conference of February 1945 remains controversial, “still informed by Cold War-era mythology.” This study by S. M. Plokhy may not quiet that often ideological battle, but it certainly sheds more light on perhaps the most important conference of World War II.
Using Soviet sources only recently accessible, Plokhy can provide a much fuller picture of Yalta than previously possible, especially about Stalin and Soviet policy. Plokhy sees Stalin as somewhere between the “orthodox” picture of the totalitarian dictator bent on ruthless expansion, if not world conquest, and the “revisionist” view of Stalin acting defensively for Soviet security. “Stalin was an imperial conqueror who never fully shed his revolutionary ideology. He regarded his allies as irreconcilable class enemies against whom any method of struggle was admissible.” “If Stalin and his strategists did not entirely abandon their plans for world revolution, they significantly postponed them and were interested in peaceful relations with the West for at least twenty years.... For the time being they were prepared to sacrifice the communist movements in Western Europe and wanted a quid pro quo from the West that would ensure their domination of Eastern Europe.
Plokhy places the Big Three and their tortuous negotiations more in the context of ending World War II, not beginning the Cold War. On right-wing charges then and since that FDR was guilty of “appeasement,” especially on Poland and Eastern Europe, Plokhy emphasizes that there is no evidence “that a tougher Western policy on Poland would have saved that country and the rest of Eastern Europe from Soviet domination...the new archival findings leave no doubt that the Soviets were determined to establish control over their western neighbors, with Poland as the keystone in the arch of their security structure,” and the West could do little to change that. The conflict over Poland “was a clash of geopolitical vision, ideology and culture that the Yalta Conference did very little to resolve.
Plokhy especially illuminates each side’s basic policies and the central issues of the conference, in the Pacific as well as Europe, with much historical background—so Stalin’s territorial goals appear in the context of long-term Russian history. The Americans, even FDR, do sometimes come off as unreconstructed and somewhat naive Wilsonians, believing in a new world order and good will all around. But it is striking that Plokhy’s central character is really Franklin Roosevelt, Plokhy’s own hero. The book opens with FDR’s fourth inauguration in January 1945, with FDR preparing for the conference, and ends with his death the following April, as Plokhy defends FDR’s aspirations (grudgingly accepting that some of them may now seem naive), and seems to regret only that those hopes did not work out in practice.
In the end Plokhy stresses the “price” the West had to pay for a peaceful settlement—paid in compromised principles and oppressed peoples. His “main moral argument” is that “democratic leaders and societies should be prepared to pay a price for close involvement with those who do not share their values. The only way to reduce this price is to know one’s ally at least as well as one knows the enemy.” Still a sobering lesson.


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One True Sentence



Craig McDonald
Publisher: Minotaur, January 27, 2011
Review: It’s six years after WWI. Hector Lassiter, best friend of Ernest Hemingway, is among the American ex-patriots living in Paris who get paid to write stories for the little magazines. Hector’s a crime novelist, not a detective; but he'll become one when Gertrude Stein calls the top mystery writers in the city to solve a string of brutal real-life crimes. A killer with a bitter hatred for magazine editors is turning the writing life bloody, and Hector, along with two women authors, must untangle a web of dark motives—and darker imaginations—before they fall prey to his wrath.
A Movable Feast meets The Dante Club in One True Sentence by Edgar®-nominee Craig McDonald—a stylish, fast-paced thriller with an end that'll take you by surprise.


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Big Girls Do Cry



Carl Weber
Publisher: Kensington Books, January 26, 2010
Review: New York Times bestselling author Carl Weber brings back the colorful, catty characters from Something on the Side in his latest novel, which follows the members of the Big Girls Book Club to a new town where they’ll find lots of new drama with family ties, friendship, love and betrayal.
Isis and Egypt have been through a lot together—and in spite of each other. But these sisters are trying to keep it real as they keep it together. Leaving New York City and making a fresh start in the plush suburbs of Richmond, Virginia, where their BGBC buddy Tammy lives. They’ve just started a new chapter of their beloved book club—with the same rules, like you must be at least a bootylicious size 16 to join. And, of course, there’s the unwritten rule that your life be full of drama
Isis is now married to Rashad, Egypt’s ex, and everyone involved seems okay with the situation. That is, until Egypt moves into Isis and Rashad’s McMansion, and her old feelings begin to flare up. Egypt decides to move out—and quickly. But Isis has another plan. She and Rashad have been trying, unsuccessfully to start a family. Now she has a big favor to ask of her sister. One that could change all of their lives


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Eat This, Not That!™ Restaurant Survival Guide



David Zinczenko
Publisher: Rodale Press, Inc., November 24, 2009
Review: Eating well has never been easier. With Eat This, Not That! Restaurant And Fast Food Survival Guide, authors David Zinczenko and Matt Goulding add another essential installment to their bestselling series, providing authoritative information on thousands of America’s most popular restaurants, and teaching readers how to slash calories and maximize nutrition without ever dieting! Includes picks and pans for over sixty restaurant chains, 50 great meals under 500 calories, a breakdown of the country’s best and worst restaurants and more! Bursting with tips on how to navigate restaurant menus and make smart choices at the drive-thru, this is an indispensable resource for anybody who wants to eat out—and eat well.


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Car


The Definitive Visual History of the Automobile
DK Publishing
Publisher: Dorling Kindersley, Inc., May 01, 2011
Review: The evolution of the automobile is one of American history’s most thrilling and important stories. From the “horseless carriage” to today’s turbo-charged supercars, it is a tale of vision, innovation, intense competition and cultural change. Car: The Definitive Visual History of the Automobile traces the development of cars in a lavish full-color presentation that is as beautiful as it is informative. Organized by decade, the book covers the technological developments and manufacturing of cars, the cultural backdrop against which various models arose, and the enduring impact the car has had on society as an object of curiosity, a symbol of luxury and an item of necessity.
Mini-histories of such manufacturers as Austin, Chevrolet and Mercedes highlight the industry’s heavy hitters. Detailed spreads profile legendary models, from the Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost to the Bugatti T35B to the Mazda MX-5. And other spreads are devoted to car types, and feature photos and concise profiles of elegant road cars, GT cars, powerful racers and breezy convertibles.
The most sumptuously illustrated treatment of the subject on the market, Cars is a splendid showcase of our most enduring cultural icon.


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Storm Prey (Large Print)



John Sandford
Publisher: Putnam Pub Group/Mbr of Penguin Putnam, May 18, 2010
Review: Storm Prey is the 20th thrill ride in John Sandford’s hit series.
Early on a bitter cold morning, three thugs who’ve just busted a hospital pharmacy encounter a blonde woman entering the parking area as they make their escape. Did she get a good look at them? Later, news that one of the pharmacy employees they left bound, gagged and badly beaten is dead leaves no doubt what has to be done. But the witness, they soon learn, is Dr. Weather Karkinnen, wife of Lucas Davenport, a big deal detective who isn’t afraid to shoot first and ask questions later. What’s more, he’s called in his posse of top cops to surround her. Smart move—if the ruthless crooks hadn’t already hired a stone-cold killer to eliminate their worries....


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The Dresden Files: Welcome to the Jungle (Graphic Novel)



Jim Butcher
Publisher: Del Rey/Bantam, October 14, 2008
Review: Dresden Files fans! You’ve read the books, you’ve seen the TV show, now get the graphic novel experience! Written just for comics, Jim Butcher’s The Dresden Files: Welcome to the Jungle is an all-new Harry Dresden story, set before the first book, Storm Front (included in our exclusive 3-in-1 omnibus, This Wizard for Hire).
When the supernatural world spins out of control, and the police can’t handle the monsters in the streets, they call Harry Dresden, the only practicing wizard in the Chicago phone book. This time, a brutal mauling at the zoo has Harry sensing that there’s more at work than a simple animal attack. But as he hunts for clues, he finds himself being hunted—by creatures that could render him little more than a stain!


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Persona Non Grata


A Novel of the Roman Empire
Ruth Downie
Publisher: Bloomsbury USA, July 07, 2009
Review: At long last, Roman doctor Gaius Petreius Ruso and his companion, Tilla, are headed home to Gaul. Too bad the reception there is not what he’d hoped for: no one will admit to sending the note that called him back from Britannia, and it’s very clear that he’s persona non grata to the family. With Tilla getting the cold shoulder, a recent death and the whole family being sued for bankruptcy, it’s hard to imagine an unhappier reunion. That is, until the plaintiff in the bankruptcy suit winds up dead and the real trouble begins….
A terrific mix of humor, whodunit and historical fiction, this third book in Ruth Downie’s Gaius Petreius Ruso series is great fun. It’s everything we’ve come to expect from our charming, luckless hero.


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Betty Crocker® The Big Book of Cupcakes


Scrumptious Cupcakes You Can Make from Scratch or with a Mix
Betty Crocker
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., March 21, 2011
Review: From scratch or with a mix, it's up to you with Betty Crocker’s 175 scrumptious recipes for absolutely adorable cupcakes. You'll find the perfect cupcake to satisfy your every craving in Betty Crocker The Big Book of Cupcakes along with decorating ideas simple enough for anyone to master. Whip up a batch of white cake batter or substitute a white cake mix to make a cheery sunflower cupcake bouquet. Or top petit fours with pretty pastel butterflies crafted out of chocolate-covered pretzels, candy and string licorice. There's even a fun template for baby bootie cupcakes. Flavors run the gamut from molten butterscotch, malted milk, and even bacon to baked Alaska, Boston cream and snickerdoodle. Color photos.


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Mortal Friends


A Novel
Jane Stanton Hitchcock
Publisher: Harper Collins Publishers, June 30, 2009
Review: If murder and scandal amid the rich and powerful pique your glee, you'll love Mortal Friends by Jane Stanton Hitchcock.
With its focus on political clout, Washington, D.C., is one killer town. Now there’s a real killer on the loose—the “Beltway Basher,” whose latest female victim was found in Reven Lynch's favorite jogging spot. Antiques dealer Reven is too smitten with her own lady-killer, wealthy Bill Poll, to be much concerned…until she meets smooth, enigmatic Detective Gunner. Gunner is sure the Basher is a society big shot and recruits Reven to squeeze inside information out of that rarefied world. She throws herself into her role, only to learn that the prominent skirt-chaser she’s fallen for tops Gunner's list of suspects!


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Family Storms



V.C. Andrews
Publisher: Pocket Books/Simon & Schuster, March 01, 2011
Review: Family Storms, first in a new series from V.C. Andrews, starts under a dark cloud for young Sasha when her mother is hit and killed by an out of control driver. To make amends, Jordan March, whose daughter, Keira, was responsible for the accident, invites the now-orphaned girl to join what turns out to be their fabulously wealthy family. But it doesn’t take Sasha long to realize that Jordan sees her as a replacement for another daughter lost to illness…or that Keira is intensely jealous….
As Sasha reaches out to the older girl they develop a tentative friendship, and soon Keira takes her new “sister” under her wing. What that will mean for Sasha, though, becomes all too apparent as this tangled tale heads toward a stunning climax.


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Llama Llama Misses Mama



Anna Dewdney
Publisher: Penguin Group (USA), March 19, 2009
Review: Anna Dewdney is the mother of two wonderful daughters. And even though their preschool days are long behind them, she still remembers what it was like to drop them off for the first time. Was it harder for her or the kids? She’s not so sure. But one thing is certain. She knows just the right words to say in Llama Llama Misses Mama to comfort kids who are anxious about spending the day away from their parents for the first time. It’s the first day of school and Llama Llama doesn’t like the fact that his Mama won’t be there one bit. In fact, he can’t imagine ever liking school if it means that Mama isn’t around. But maybe, with all the friends he makes and fun new games to play, he might just change his mind. (Ages 2-4)


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Chapterhouse: Dune



Frank Herbert
Publisher: Ace Books Inc., May 31, 1985
Review: The original Dune saga finale: Arrakis has been destroyed. The empire is in chaos. The Bene Gesserit, beleaguered heirs to Dune's powers, are turning a green world into a desert…acre by seared acre.


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Father of the Bride



Edward Streeter
Publisher: Simon And Schuster, Inc., November 16, 2011
Review: Meet Stanley Banks, a normal fellow who’s about to embark upon a heroic ordeal that will take him and his bank account to the limits of endurance. For, you see, he is the father of the bride…and the wedding circus has just begun.
The basis of the 1949 movie starring Elizabeth Taylor and Spencer Tracy (and the 1991 remake with Steve Martin and Diane Keaton), Edward Streeter’s Father of the Bride is the hilarious novel about a bewildered man who’s tossed from crisis to crisis—from the dreaded meeting of the in-laws to the rising costs of, well, everything—when his little girl tells him she’s getting married.
Complete with original illustrations, this is a classic in every sense. You’ll laugh with sympathy and enjoy every word.


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Kings of the North



Elizabeth Moon
Publisher: Del Rey/Bantam, March 22, 2011
Review: A robust cast of characters, an intricate web of plotlines and hard-hitting fantasy action drive Kings of the North, the follow-up to Oath of Fealty and second in the Paladin’s Legacy Trilogy—award-winner Elizabeth Moon’s triumphant return to the swashbuckling world of the paladin Paksenarrion.
Hope and promise reign in the world of humans, dwarves, gnomes and elves now that two kings have been crowned: Mikeli of Tsaia and Kieri of Lyonya. But beneath the peace and order, trouble is brewing. Mikeli’s throne is not safe so long as remnants of the evil Verrakaien magelords are at large. Kieri—whose royal blood and half-elven heritage are resented by elves and humans alike—finds that a strange rift has opened between him and his grandmother and co-ruler, the immortal elven queen known as the Lady. Meanwhile, the ex-pirate Alured schemes to seize Kieri’s throne for himself—and Mikeli’s as well. And, to the north, the aggressive kingdom of Pargun is poised to invade.
As war rumbles beyond Lyonya’s borders and dark magic threatens it within, the magical Regalia that Paks brought to light is reaching out, setting in motion the next momentous event—a shocking discovery that will change everything.


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The Chocolate Pirate Plot


A Chocoholics Mystery
JoAnna Carl
Publisher: Nal Signet, Division of Penguin Putnam, October 05, 2010
Review: Latest in the scrumptious Chocoholic Mystery series, JoAnna Carl's The Chocolate Pirate Plot is a treasure-trove of fun!
Ever since the movie Young Blackbeard became a box-office hit, TenHuis Chocolade has been selling out of chocolate treasure chests, pirate hats and ships. Pirates are everywhere in Warner Pier, so when the antique powerboat owned by manager Lee McKinney Woodyard and her husband becomes the first to be boarded by a band of mischievous buccaneers, they and the town couldn’t be more amused. But when a body washes up on shore, the pirates’ antics stop being so funny. Now Lee has to figure out who’s behind the Warner Pier Pirates—before someone else winds up walking the plank. Includes tasty chocolate trivia.


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Cleopatra


A Biography
Duane W. Roller
Publisher: Oxford University Press, March 01, 2010
Review: Review by Jeremy Rutter
Biographies of the remarkable woman who ruled Egypt for two tumultuous decades (51-30 BCE) as Cleopatra VII, but who is known to history as the Cleopatra, are anything but rare. Over a dozen have been published in English alone within the past decade, at least partially in response to the enormous success enjoyed by a major exhibition devoted to this memorable Hellenistic ruler by the British Museum in 2001 that also traveled to Rome and Chicago. But as Duane Roller makes clear in his preface, the portrait of Cleopatra that is dominant today was established largely by artists of just the past five centuries, whether playwrights (Shakespeare and Shaw), film directors (Joseph Mankiewicz) or actresses (Elizabeth Taylor, Lyndsey Marshal). By contrast, his own characterization of the last Ptolemaic ruler of Egypt is based to the maximum extent possible on contemporary sources. Moreover, his Cleopatra is not first and foremost a beguiler of the two Roman generals whose favor she had to win in order to secure her throne, first Julius Caesar and less than a decade later Mark Antony. Instead, Roller provides us with a much more complex picture of an extremely capable Macedonian princess who was the first of her line to learn the language of her Egyptian subjects, a younger daughter of Ptolemy XII (nicknamed the Fluteplayer) who saw him execute her older sister for seeking to usurp his throne and who herself succeeded to the throne at the age of 18, according to Ptolemaic custom, as the spouse and co-ruler of her brother.
The story of how Cleopatra managed to survive the next decade, bearing a son to Julius Caesar two years before his assassination and emerging as the sole ruler of Egypt shortly after his death, is an epic tale in its own right. Over the next decade, she went on to establish her monarchy in Egypt as the most powerful political entity in the Mediterranean after Rome and to expand Ptolemaic rule to its widest extent since its inception almost three centuries earlier. But despite her liaison with Antony and her vision of a renascent Ptolemaic empire, she was ultimately unable to bring her plans to fruition. Her attempt to lead a divinely ruled Egypt to victory over the ever more powerful forces of Rome, itself being torn apart in the final decades of a failed Republican system of government, showcases a politically capable and militarily ambitious sovereign who triumphed over most of the limitations imposed by her gender. On top of all the other problems she faced in seeking to make her kingdom and royal line supreme within the Mediterranean, Cleopatra had to make provision for the future by giving birth to as many potentially powerful heirs as she could, three by Antony in addition to her son by Caesar. When one thinks of the physical and emotional toll entailed in producing these children (including one set of twins) during a constant struggle to establish herself in a man’s world as both a political and military leader, Cleopatra’s achievement in coming as close to making her dream of an Egyptian empire a reality unquestionably makes her one of antiquity’s most noteworthy and inspirational female figures.


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Stay a Little Longer



Dorothy Garlock
Publisher: Hachette Book Group, USA, April 26, 2010
Review: In Stay a Little Longer, Dorothy Garlock, “the premier writer of Americana romance” (Booklist), takes us back to the country’s heartland at the end of World War I, and the town of Carlson, Minnesota, where many young men were lost. Yet the person Rachel Watkins mourns most is her sister who died giving birth not long after learning her new husband, a soldier, was dead. Rachel has raised her niece Charlotte, now 8 years old, and ekes out a meager living running her family’s boarding house.
But more hardship stands on her threshold. Charlotte’s father, Mason Turner, came from a powerful family at the helm of which sits his odious brother, who covets Rachel’s property for business reasons, and is not above using unscrupulous means to get it.
What distracts Rachel from the encroaching battle is the dangerously ill stranger Charlotte happens upon in the woods. Was he hiding? Unkempt in appearance, his face nearly obscured by a heavy beard, the man looks oddly familiar. But as Rachel nurses the mysterious loner back to health, she recognizes that they both share an implacable will to survive…and something else neither can deny. What will Rachel risk to attain a dream she never imagined possible?


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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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Let Me In



John Ajvide Lindqvist
Publisher: St. Martin's Press, Llc, August 31, 2010
Review: Set in 1983, John Ajvide Lindqvist’s Let Me In is an unforgettable coming-of-age story with a ghoulish twist. Oskar is an overweight 12-year-old who lives with his mother in Blackeberg, a Stockholm suburb. Mercilessly bullied at school, the young boy spends most of his time alone, entertaining himself with violent revenge fantasies and an increasingly unhealthy obsession with forensics, true crime and serial killers.
When the body of a local teenage boy—emptied of blood—is found in a nearby forest, Oskar becomes obsessed with the case, until his attention falls upon Eli, the mysterious new girl who just moved in next door. She lives with an overprotective and neurotic man who may or may not be her father, and curiously, she only seems to come out at night.
The two become fast friends, and eventually an unlikely romance develops. Soon, Oskar is in over his head and doesn’t understand the feelings he’s experiencing—nor does he realize the extent to which he’s playing with fire. Eli has a big secret— and the ability to make all of Oskar’s darkest fantasies come roaring to life. A deeply disturbing yet strangely touching story, Let Me In is a supernatural thriller gets right under your skin.


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Sneaky Green Uses For Everyday Things


Remake Paper into Flying Toys, Assemble ... a Robot Recycle Bin with Everyday Things
Cy Tymony
Publisher: Andrews & McMeel, March 17, 2009
Review: Curious about how to go green at home? Using common household items and Cy Tymony’s Sneaky Green Uses for Everyday Things, you’ll discover how to conserve energy—and have fun doing it! Learn how to craft batteries out of coins, paper clips and fruit juice; use a solar power generator to propel a toy car; and harness ethanol to inflate balloons. There are more than 40 ingenious, hand-illustrated projects, all green themed, most of which can be completed in minutes. From crafting a recycle bin in the shape of a robot to creating eco-garments and green cleaners, you’ll get a first-rate appreciation for the principles and versatility of reusable energy. Includes a helpful tips and resources section for an Earth-friendly existence.


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F Is for Fugitive



Sue Grafton
Publisher: Henry Holt & Co., Inc., May 01, 1989
Review: Seventeen years ago, Bailey Fowler confessed to a murder he didn’t commit. Now, in a town where nothing’s private, can investigator Kinsey Millhone find out what really happened? Bailey’s father wants her to try.


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Weekend Warriors & Payback


An Exclusive 2-in-1 Book Club Edition
Fern Michaels
Publisher: Zebra Books, September 01, 2005
Review: Craving sweet revenge? Meet the Sisterhood, seven women who serve it up with spitfire flair! In Weekend Warriors, they mete justice on three biker rapists. In Payback, they help a philandering senator’s wife get even.


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Farm to Fork


Cooking Local, Cooking Fresh
Emeril Lagasse
Publisher: Harper Collins Publishers, June 08, 2010
Review: Just looking at the all the pretty photos in Farm to Fork is enough to make your mouth water, but it’s Emeril Lagasse’s recipes that will inspire you to new and creative heights when it comes to cooking and preserving what comes from the herb and vegetable gardens, the dairy and the orchard, the dock, the mill and the range. Emeril insists on using the best locally grown produce available at his acclaimed restaurants—and in these recipes. From Fried Okra with Creamy Buttermilk Dip to Smoked Trout “Souffle,” to Honey Brined Pork Chops with Nectarine Chutney to Rustic Blackberry Cobbler, these recipes prove that when you let the natural flavors shine through, food doesn’t have to be fussy to taste remarkably delicious! Color photos.


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Murder, She Wrote: The Fine Art of Murder (Large Print)



Jessica Fletcher
Publisher: Nal Signet, Div Of Penguin Putnam, October 04, 2011
Review: In The Fine Art of Murder, the new addition to the ever-popular Murder She Wrote series, beloved mystery author Jessica Fletcher lands in a perilous predicament when, while vacationing in Italy and enjoying a tour of lesser-known masterworks, she witnesses two gunmen steal a painting off a church wall, in the process killing a police officer. Jessica had a good look at the duo and agrees to return to testify should the perpetrators be caught. But months later art and death land on her doorstep in Cabot Cove when the stepson of an old friend appears begging her to help solve the murder of his father, a wealthy art collector. Which means Jessica may wind up back on dangerous ground sooner than she thought….


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Holy Seduction



Jessica A. Robinson
Publisher: Peace In The Storm Publishing,Llc, March 01, 2009
Review: Thirty-five-year-old First Lady Denise Tate may have it all—and maybe a little too much at that. The beautiful house and luxury cars. The steady husband, Randy, who dotes when he’s not overly consumed by his role as senior pastor of Oakdale Baptist Church, the largest in Youngstown, Ohio. But despite the endless cash and the shopping sprees, all Denise wants is more. So in addition to playing the good church wife, she juggles three other men on the side and gets away with it—until one of her lovers decides to come clean. Relentlessly determined not to be found out, Denise decides not to admit a dark secret. One that has the power to destroy her cozy life as she knows it and which will haunt her for the rest of her life....


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La guia de salud


consejos y respuestas para la mujer latina
Jane Delgado
, January 01, 2009
Review: Basandose en datos medicos actualizados —y tomando en cuenta las caracteristicas especificas de la mujer latina— Jane L. Delgado, experta a nivel nacional en la salud de los hispanos, ofrece en esta valiosa guia informacion diversa y esencial: pautas especificas para sacar mayor provecho a nuestras visitas al doctor, consejos sobre como hacer un plan de ejercicios, protegernos de enfermedades de transmision sexual, determinar cuando una relacion sentimental nos beneficia, y cuando no, y fomentar la salud emocional de nuestros hijos. Desde instruccion basica sobre la nutricion y las causas de la artritis hasta el Proyecto Genoma Humano y los recursos disponibles en la red, la Dra. Delgado cubre en esta obra temas que nos tocan de cerca a todos.


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Fat Chance


Losing the Weight, Gaining My Worth
Julie Hadden
Publisher: Guidepost Books, December 01, 2009
Review: Julie Hadden, one of the most successful contestants on NBC’s The Biggest Loser, struggled with her self-worth and size for years. At season’s end, she had lost an astounding 45% of her body weight—but Julie’s experience went deeper than just losing weight.
From indulgence to self-control, from shame to self-confidence, with each step she took, Julie sensed that God was working in her life. Fat Chance is an intimate portrayal of Julie as she worked her way toward a healthy life style. She answers frequently asked questions about her weight loss and being on The Biggest Loser, provides some of her favorite recipes and reveals sample workouts from her current trainer.
Fat Chance will inspire you to make healthy changes of your own.


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Abigail & John


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


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The Quantum Thief



Hannu Rajaniemi
Publisher: Tor Books, May 10, 2011
Review: Jean le Flambeur has been called a thief, a con artist, a mind-burglar and more. His origins are shrouded in mystery, but his exploits are known throughout the Heterarchy—from breaking into the vast Zeusbrains of the Inner System to stealing rare antiques from the Moving City of Mars.
But Jean made one mistake. Now, oddly diminished, he is condemned to play endless virtual games in the Dilemma Prison—against countless copies of himself. But his routine is upset when he is rescued by the mysterious Mieli and her spidership, Perhonen. Jean is taken to the Oubliette, where time is a currency, memories are treasures, and a moon-turned-singularity lights the night. Mieli offers him a chance to win back his freedom and the powers of his old self—in exchange for finishing the one heist he never quite managed.
The Quantum Thief by Hannu Rajaniemi is a breathtaking joyride through a future solar system rife with virtual vigilantes, public-key encryption, people who communicate via shared memory and hyperadvanced humans descended from an MMORPG guild. But for all its wonders, it is also a story powered by very human motives— betrayal, jealousy and revenge. It is a stunning debut not to be missed.


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Sixteen Brides (Large Print)



Stephanie Grace Whitson
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers, May 10, 2010
Review: Sixteen Civil War widows respond to a series of meetings conducted by a land speculator who lures them west.


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Generous Justice


How God's Grace Makes Us Just
Timothy Keller
Publisher: E P Dutton, Div. of Penguin, November 02, 2010
Review: Timothy Keller’s Generous Justice is his most provocative message yet, challenging believers and seekers alike to take up the cause of justice for the marginalized people in the world. Keller writes: “I don’t expect to bring every reader all the way to agreement, but I do hope to introduce many to a new way of thinking about the Bible, justice, grace, and personal possessions.
The author of The Reason for God addresses three types of people: young believers who answer the call to care for the poor; believers who think that getting involved in “justice issues” erodes sound doctrine; and those who think religion is a force that promotes injustice and violence.
It’s commonly thought in secular society that the Bible is full of regressive views and is a hindrance to doing justice, so why look there for guidance? But Keller sees it another way, exploring a life empowered by an experience of grace and a generous justice for all. He speaks a language many yearn to hear, offering a new understanding of justice and human rights.
This is a book for believers who find the Bible to be a trustworthy guide, as well as those who suspect Christianity is a regressive influence in the world.


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