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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Angel's Peak



Robyn Carr
Publisher: Harlequin Books S.A., January 26, 2010
Review: Fighter pilot Sean Riordan has the right stuff when he’s up in the wide blue yonder, but he sure crashed and burned with his former sweetheart, Franci Duncan. She wanted marriage and a family. He didn’t. And their bitter breakup is something he always regretted.
Now, four years later, a chance meeting near Virgin River gives Sean the chance to make amends, and the electricity is as overwhelming as ever. But that’s not the only thing that overwhelms him. As Robyn Carr’s Angel’s Peak unfolds, he learns the secret reason Franci left: Rosie, the daughter he never knew he had. Shocked, he vows to be a father to the young girl. But what about Franci? Can he convince her that he’s no longer an undependable kid, but a man she can count on?


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Mogul



Terrance Dean
Publisher: Atria Books, June 14, 2011
Review: If you loved E. Lynn Harris, check out newcomer Terrance Dean,” praises bestselling author Tananarive Due of the juicy fiction debut of the bestselling Hiding in Hip-Hop author!
With the help of “the family,” a network of secretly gay men in the hip-hop world, Aaron “Big A.T.” Tremble becomes a big-time music producer. He’s soon signing some of the biggest hip-hop artists in the country, like Brooklyn native lyricist “Tickman.” Together they make sweet music—and sweet love. Big A.T.’s girlfriend, Jasmine, doesn’t know about his passion for men until at the height of his career, compromising photos of him land on the desk of a national news program—and in her hands. But will Big A.T.’s empire crumble when his secret comes out?


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In Harm's Way


A Novel
Ridley Pearson
Publisher: Putnam Pub Group/Member, Penguin Putnam, August 03, 2010
Review: With In Harm’s Way, Ridley Pearson jets us back to Sun Valley, Idaho—playground of the rich and famous—where Sheriff Walt Fleming’s uneasy relationship with part-time police photographer Fiona Kenshaw has hit another rough patch. Fiona has become a local hero after she rescues a little girl from a raging river. So why is she ducking the press…and Walt?
Then Walt gets a call that puts him on high alert: Seattle police sergeant Lou Boldt reports that the bludgeoning death of a pro-football player may have a Sun Valley connection. While Walt investigates that case and an alarming rash of home break-ins, a badly beaten body is discovered off the highway. Walt senses that all these cases are connected—and worse, that Fiona is involved.


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The Simpsons™ Futurama™ Crossover Crisis



Matt Groening
Publisher: Harry N. Abrams Inc., April 01, 2010
Review: What would happen if the Planet Express crew and the citizens of New York City in the 31st Century met the Simpsons and the citizens of Springfield...and is it even possible? Prepare yourself for a Simpsons saga filled with Futurama; a Futurama fable suffused with the Simpsons, featuring a plethora of pleasing plot devices including: evil brain spawn, lactose-intolerant space aliens, mistaken identities, world domination, the brittle fabric of reality torn asunder, a comic book collecting sentient planet, the Dewey Decimal system, self-eating watermelons, slave labor, space pirates, power-crazed vampires, superhero battles, unflattering underwear and much, much more!
First published in 2002 and 2005 as two two-part comic book miniseries, this is a story so big, so ambitious, so sweeping that it can only be told in a 208-page, large format, die-cut slipcased hardcover edition, complete with new material, supplemental stories, preliminary sketches, character designs, a pin-up gallery featuring the talents of comics industry luminaries Alex Ross, Bernie Wrightson and others, and packaged with a reprint of the very first Eisner Award-winning issue of Simpsons Comics from 1993!


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Last Snow



Eric Van Lustbader
Publisher: St. Martins Press, Llc, February 16, 2010
Review: When an American senator headed for the Ukraine turns up dead in Capri, the president calls on his special advisor Jack McClure to get to the bottom of it. But while Jack follows a perilous trail of criminals and corruption across eastern Europe, thoughts of his daughter’s death and the end of his marriage compel him to take on a personal mission along with his professional one. Can he keep safe from harm two unexpected companions—Annika Dementieva, a rogue Russian agent and Alli Carson, the president’s daughter—while being hunted by everyone from the Russian mob to the Ukranian police?
In Last Snow, Eric Van Lustbader, author of the latest bestselling Jason Bourne novels, takes international intrigue to a whole new level.


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Jumbo Variety Puzzles Palooza!




Publisher: Time Home Entertainment Inc., May 10, 2011
Review: This variety book offers 300 puzzles of 11 different types: crosswords, cryptograms, acrostics, picture puzzles, logic mazes, trivia searches, sudukos, decode a quote, look again and so much more!


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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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It's Your Time


Finding Favor, Restoration, and Abundance in Your Life Every Day
Joel Osteen
Publisher: Simon And Schuster, Inc., November 03, 2009
Review: If you haven’t been hit hard by the economic downturn yourself, you probably know someone who has. But tough times can serve as catalysts for creativity and new levels of achievement that make for better lives and a better world.
That’s why Joel Osteen has written It’s Your Time—to give you strength no matter what you’re going through right now. His goal is to motivate you and help you see that God’s plan is at work in your life. You may feel that you don’t have what it takes to emerge stronger, but with God by your side, you will prevail.
It’s Your Time is divided into five parts, each building on the other, beginning with “It’s Time to Believe,” because tough times require the faith that big problems precede good things to come. “It’s Time for Favor” fortifies your faith, while “It’s Time for Restoration” provides what you need to bounce back from reversals. “Time to Trust” reminds you that all things work together for good in God’s plan and finally, ”It’s Time to Stretch” motivates you to stretch to grow and find your place of blessing in the coming year.
This is your time to expect God’s goodness, and It’s Your Time is your manual for opening your heart to receive it.


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Decorated Gingerbread



Annie Rigg
Publisher: Ryland Peters & Small Ltd, September 08, 2011
Review: Who says gingerbread is just for gingerbread houses? Not Annie Rigg! With all her creative cookie ideas in Decorated Gingerbread you’ll find something cute, festive and spicy to nibble on all year round. Right off the bat, dog-shaped treats will have dog lovers howling with delight, while tasty teapots and teacups inspired by a classic blue-and-white tea service will make teatime even sweeter. Choose from delicious recipes for Basic Gingerbread Cookies and Chocolate Gingerbread Cookies then spice up weddings, showers, Halloween and any occasion. Comes with complete instructions for decorating Thanksgiving autumn leaf cookies, sparkly sweet snowflake ornaments for the Christmas tree and so much more, even edible gift tags.


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The Christmas Spirit


Memories of Family, Friends and Faith
Joel Osteen
Publisher: Free Press/Div of Simon&Schust "Do, November 02, 2010
Review: Sharing personal stories of celebration, gift giving and acts of charity, Joel Osteen offers an intimate portrait of how he and his family and friends keep Christ in Christmas through worshiping God, serving the needy, choosing meaningful presents and more.The Christmas Spirit will be a welcome light in the lives of the faithful at this very special time of year. Joel’s uplifting stories of celebrating Christian Christmas traditions will bring an inspiring message of hope into the hearts and homes of all who read it.
The Christmas season has become a bustling period of commercialism for many, filled with distractions, anxiety and expenses that can quickly add up to far more than we wanted to spend. The Christmas Spirit is the perfect antidote for bringing Christmas back into its proper perspective and will help readers return to the essence of this blessed holiday—the birth of Christ—reminding us of what is truly important in our lives.
This heartwarming collection will be cherished by readers everywhere. It will help set us on the path to a holiday season filled with Christian spirit—a wonderful book for families and friends to read together. And it makes a truly meaningful gift.


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The Cut



George Pelecanos
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, August 29, 2011
Review: Spero Lucas specializes in finding things. An Iraq War veteran who’s seen too much, he’s found his calling retrieving merchandise that was lost or stolen—often from not very nice people—no questions asked.
Now, a big-time crime boss wants to hire him to get back two “packages” that were stolen from him. Lucas knows what’s in the packages, and he knows the dangers. Question is, is he ready? It’s his biggest job yet, but as he enters an underworld of treachery and violence, will his cut be worth the risk to his family, his lover…and his life?
Introducing us to one of the most intriguing P.I.s since V.I. Warshawski, The Cut once again confirms why George Pelecanos is “perhaps America’s greatest living crime writer” (Stephen King).


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The Sixes



Kate White
Publisher: Harper Collins Publishers, August 02, 2011
Review: The Sixes is a daring thriller from Cosmopolitan editor-in-chief Kate White, bestselling author of Hush.
Phoebe Hall’s life in the fast lane comes to an abrupt end when her boyfriend opts out just as she’s accused of plagiarizing her new celebrity biography. An offer to teach at her old friend Glenda’s small private college in Pennsylvania couldn’t come at a better time. Or could it? No sooner does Phoebe arrive than the body of a junior girl washes up from a nearby river, and rumors of evils committed by a secret society known as The Sixes awaken tortured memories of Phoebe’s own boarding school days. If Phoebe thought she could outrun her past, a killer lets it be known that starting over is a crime…and the punishment death.


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An Unlikely Prince


The Life and Times of Niccolo Machiavelli
Niccolo Capponi
Publisher: Da Capo Press Inc., June 27, 2010
Review: Niccolo di Bernardo dei Machiavelli remains one of history’s most inscrutable figures. In An Unlikely Prince, acclaimed scholar Niccolo Capponi—a direct descendant of Machiavelli—analyzes the political theorist in the context of his own times.
Capponi reveals a complex figure—a skillful diplomat and an inept liar; a sharp thinker and an impractical dreamer; a hard-nosed power broker and a risk-taking gambler; a calculating propagandist and an imprudent jokester. Capponi’s portrait also shows how Machiavelli’s outlook was ultimately provincial—in fact, utterly un-Machiavellian—and how, in the end, he was baffled by the international success of The Prince.
An Unlikely Prince frees this fabled figure from centuries of misinterpretation.


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The Ides


Caesar's Murder and the War for Rome
Stephen Dando-Collins
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., February 15, 2010
Review: Review by Thomas R. Martin
The Ides of March 44 B.C. ranks as the most infamous date in ancient history. The reason, of course, is the notoriety of Julius Caesar, who was assassinated on that day. It remains controversial whether that murder was justified—if indeed murder can ever be justified—as a defense of the political liberty of the Roman Republic. Answering this question requires an evaluation of Caesar’s career, the motives of the men who conspired to kill him—the self-proclaimed “liberators”—and the history and political character of the Republic itself.
Since books addressing this question continue to pour out, it is remarkable that Stephen Dando-Collins has produced an engagingly innovative approach to it. He focuses tightly on a two-year period encompassing the months leading up to the murder of Caesar, and then its bloody aftermath through the final military defeat of the conspirators. After a brief introduction, he presents 58 short chapters in strict chronological order, each linked to a specific date starting with January 26, 44 B.C. and ending with October 1-21, 42 B.C. A final concise chapter judges the assassins and their victim.
Relevant information on Roman history and society is interspersed throughout the chapters, but the calendar rules the arrangement of the material. This generates a detailed narrative based on the ancient sources, which is made more dramatic by the author’s vivid historical imagination in reconstructing the ancient setting. It all works in narrating an exciting series of events that had enormous consequences for the Roman world.
Dando-Collins’ judgments are as energetic as his reconstructions. For him, Caesar and his fellow politicians in the late Republic were thoroughly corrupt. To be honest, this judgment is more an assertion than an argument based on a thorough analysis of Roman politics, which admittedly was not the goal in this book. More startling is the suggestion that Caesar may have been seriously mentally ill, to the point of having dangerous delusions of grandeur.
In the end, his evaluation of Caesar is bleak: the famed Roman was a violent tyrant whose poor decisions about policy and friends brought on his violent death. The assassins come off somewhat better, as tyrant slayers with noble, if naive, motives. Their failure—and here his view is surely correct—was to think that all they needed to do to restore a stable freedom to the Republic was to murder Caesar. They had no plan about what to do next, and, as Dando-Collins concludes, the assassination simply opened the way to new tyranny.
It seems possible to ask whether so much blame should attach to Caesar; his policies were after all constrained by the unsolvable paradoxes of the political power structure of the Roman Republic. Whatever one thinks of him, however, this novel description of the history of his murder and its immediate aftermath makes for provocative reading.


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God Found Us You



Lisa Tawn Bergren
Publisher: Harper Collins Childrens Bks., June 09, 2009
Review: Before falling asleep one night, Little Fox cuddles up to his mama and says, “tell me again about the day I came home.” As Mama Fox holds her child close, she tells him how her prayers were answered when Little Fox became a part of her family. “When God found us you,” she said, “it made me the happiest mother in the world.” Lisa Tawn Bergren and illustrator Laura J. Bryant’s gentle tale conveys all the love and dedication parents have for their adopted child with words and artwork that are every bit as heartfelt and sensitive as their bestseller God Gave Us You. This is an especially reassuring story for any adopted child who’s ever wondered why he or she isn’t living with his or her birth mother. (Ages 2-4)


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Soft Spots


A Marine's Memoir of Combat and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Clint Van Winkle
Publisher: St. Martin's Press Inc., March 01, 2009
Review: Marine Sergeant Clint Van Winkle’s battalion was among the first wave of troops to cross into Iraq. After two years of duty, certain images would not leave his mind: the shooting of a little girl, bodies lying on streets, mistakenly stepping on a “soft spot,” the remains of a Marine killed in combat. Taking its title from this last harrowing memory, Soft Spots follows Van Winkle after his return home, as he seeks help at a V.A. facility, and so begins a maddening journey through a system whose promises to care for veterans so often ring hollow.
From riveting combat scenes to the gallows humor to moments from a civilian life ravaged by flashbacks, rage and doubt, Soft Spots reveals the mind of a soldier like no other Iraq war memoir.


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Women Food and God


An Unexpected Path to Almost Everything
Geneen Roth
Publisher: Scribner/Simon & Schuster, March 02, 2010
Review: Like so many women, you probably spend an inordinate amount of time worrying about food. Since adolescence, Geneen Roth has gained and lost more than a thousand pounds; and she knows all too well that how you eat tells all.
Roth’s bestseller, When Food is Love, explored her struggles with compulsive eating; how she would try to fix, deprive and shame herself into losing weight. But then she began to trust her body and to question certain views. In Women Food and God, Roth contends that the way we eat is inseparable from our core beliefs. With humor and great compassion, she shows how to discover your relationship with food, knowing from her own experience that it is the doorway to personal fulfillment…and satisfying weight loss.


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Cold Vengeance



Douglas Preston
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, August 02, 2011
Review: Aloysius Pendergast, the world’s most enigmatic FBI Special Agent, returns in Cold Vengeance as he continues the search for the truth about his late wife, only to discover that her past is far stranger than he ever imagined.
It begins in the moors of Scotland, as Pendergast goes on a seemingly innocent hunting trip with his brother-in-law, Justin Esterhazy. Except, as always, things are not as they seem. Within a few pages, we learn that they’re not really hunting deer—they’re hunting each other. Unfortunately for Pendergast, Esterhazy gets first blood, and as he watches Pendergast sink into the bog with a terrible chest wound, he leaves him with a shocking revelation that changes everything Pendergast thought he knew about his wife's life...and death!
Left for dead, Pendergast manages to escape, but as he continues hunting Esterhazy, retribution is no longer his only objective. Now, he has a larger goal. Little does he realize that this search will lead to some unpleasant truths—and an unexpected foe. And as Cold Vengeance, Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child’s aptly named thrill ride, speeds to its heart-stopping conclusion, only one thing’s for sure—nothing will ever be the same again.


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The Kitchen House



Kathleen Grissom
Publisher: Touchstone/Imp Simon & Schuster, February 02, 2010
Review: A debut novel of uncommon skill, Kathleen Grissom’s The Kitchen House is a beautifully written, emotionally wrenching coming-of-age story—set on a Virginia plantation during the late 18th century—that sheds new perspective on an often forgotten part of our history.
It is 1790, and Lavinia, a 7-year-old girl, has just come off a ship from Ireland with no parents and no memory of her past. Taken to a tobacco plantation, she’s quickly put to work as an indentured servant, living with the kitchen house slaves under the care of Belle, the master’s illegitimate daughter. Soon, Lavinia becomes deeply bonded with her new family, even though she realizes that she’s forever set apart by her white skin. But as time passes and she slowly gains acceptance into the big house, she finds herself caught in uncharted territory, straddling two very different worlds that neither trust nor understand the other. Marrying the master’s troubled son—and taking on the role of mistress—only makes things worse. Now, as her two worlds collide, long-standing loyalties are torn, hidden truths are laid bare and a shocking act of violence forever changes the deceptive peace of the plantation.


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Burnt Mountain



Anne Rivers Siddons
Publisher: Hachette Book Group, USA, July 19, 2011
Review: Back when Thayer Wentworth was growing up, she lived for her summers at Camp Sherwood Forest on Burnt Mountain. After all, it was there she experienced love—and heartbreak—with Nick Abrams. Thayer’s wealthy, snobbish mother didn’t approve of Nick, nor does she like handsome Aengus O’Neill, a professor of Irish folklore Thayer has married years later. When the couple moves to Atlanta and Aengus is invited to tell folktales at Camp Forever for boys, Thayer finds herself steeped in memories. But as Aengus begins spending more time at the camp—too much time—it leads her to confront dark secrets about her mother, her first love and the husband she thought she knew….
Burnt Mountain is Anne Rivers Siddons at her breathtaking best.


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Death of a Chimney Sweep


A Hamish Macbeth Mystery
M.C. Beaton
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, February 25, 2011
Review: Death of a Chimney Sweep by M.C. Beaton carries us to the remote villages of the Scottish highlands, where residents still rely on the services of the itinerant sweep and his old-fashioned brushes. Pete Ray makes extra money by kissing brides for luck, but now his luck has run out. When police constable Hamish Macbeth finds the body of Captain Henry Davenport stuffed inside a chimney, Pete is discovered dead on the moors, the casualty of a motorcycle crash…or so it appears.
Hamish is certain that whoever killed Davenport killed Pete, too, a set up to make Pete look like the culprit. Pete may have been awash in soot, but Davenport wasn’t squeaky clean himself. As Hamish investigates, he uncovers dirty business far blacker than a flue.


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The 8th Confession



James Patterson
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, April 27, 2009
Review: If you want to know why James Patterson has been called “America’s #1 storyteller” (Forbes), pick up his new page-turner. The 8th Confession returns us to the mean streets of San Francisco where the Women’s Murder Club reconvenes to sort out a situation that starts out complicated.
First, a meth lab on wheels explodes in the night, bringing Detective Lindsay Boxer rushing to a grisly scene. Sometime later, she and her lover, Joe Molinari, are interrupted by reporter Cindy Thomas, who has come upon the body of an intinerant preacher known for his kindness. Cindy wants Lindsay to know she’s committed to pursuing the story. It’s not until a glamorous, wealthy couple is brutally murdered in their home—with not a trace of evidence left behind—that Lindsay begins to wonder, crazy as it seems, whether all these deaths are connected. One connection that she doesn’t miss, though, is the one sizzling between Cindy and Lindsay’s rugged partner, Rich Conklin. Not that Lindsay has time to think about that. Right now, she needs her pals in the Women’s Murder Club to join in a hunt for a killer that has more twists and turns than a roller coaster. Better buckle up for a wild ride!


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Big Nate in a Class by Himself



Lincoln Peirce
Publisher: Harper Collins Childrens Bks., March 30, 2010
Review: Fans of the ever popular Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, rejoice: there’s a new outspoken sixth grader in the classroom and his name is Big Nate. He’s destined for great things, but first, he has to survive his dad’s toxic oatmeal, defuse an unfortunate situation with his least favorite teacher (the horrifying Mrs. Godfrey—aka Godzilla) and figure out what to say when he body slams the principal. At this rate, Nate will be lucky to make it through the day.
Sure, many of us would love to forget that middle school ever happened, but Lincoln Peirce deserves an A+ for making it fun and funny. So funny, in fact, that Big Nate Is In a Class By Himself has got Jeff Kinney (Mr. Diary of a Wimpy Kid, himself!) singing its praises. (Ages 9-12)


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Supervolcano: Eruption


Supervolcano Trilogy
Harry Turtledove
Publisher: Roc/Imp of Nal Signet, December 06, 2011
Review: Just in time for 2012! The first in a stunning new series by alternate history master Harry Turtledove, Supervolcano: Eruption imagines the apocalypse: What would happen to America—and the world—if Yellowstone erupts?
Colin Ferguson is a downhearted cop with a broken family and a serial killer to catch. So it’s just his luck that he meets geologist Kelly, a woman he could love, as a supervolcano erupts in Yellowstone Park. As clouds of ash rain across the country, destroying crops and livestock and bringing civiliztion to its knees, Collin and Kelly are among the swarms of frantic survivors. With nuclear war looming on the horizon, can their scattered family survive on the fringes of an America falling into the abyss?


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Prayers and Lies



Sherri Wood Emmons
Publisher: Kensington Books, January 25, 2011
Review: Bethany was only seven when, during the first of many summer visits to her mother’s folks in West Virginia, she forged a special friendship with her cousin, Reana Mae. But as an adult, what she remembers as an idyllic time spent reveling in their beautiful valley is revealed to be far more complicated…and shocking.
Sherri Wood Emmons’ haunting novel, Prayers and Lies, spans four decades of a family that harbors unimaginable secrets. For Bethany, learning the truth about the close-knit community she loved as a child is almost as disturbing as revelations about her beloved cousin and her own tortured sister. Now she wonders, who will pay for her family’s sins as she contemplates the loss of a bond she once thought would last forever….


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The Bolter



Frances Osborne
Publisher: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc./Random House, June 03, 2009
Review: A parade of lovers, a murdered husband, high-society bacchanals and decadent romps in Africa litter the pages of this racy biography of one of the Jazz Age’s most scandalous women.
Immortalized as “the Bolter” in Nancy Mitford’s novel The Pursuit of Love, Idina Sackville was born into one of England’s oldest and richest families—their line stretches back to the days of William the Conqueror—but her life was anything but stately. As author Frances Osborne, her descendant, puts it, “in an age of wicked women she had pushed the boundaries to extremes.” Now, Osborne reveals all, drawing on family diaries and photos to give us an intimate portrait of this incorrigible temptress—and a rare look inside the lives of the Lost Generation.


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Private: #1 Suspect



James Patterson
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, January 02, 2012
Review: According to Guinness World Records™ James Patterson has had more New York Times bestsellers than anyone else…ever. In his new white-knuckle thrill ride, the Edgar® Award-winning author is at his unstoppable best as he pays a return visit to former Marine Jack Morgan, whose investigation firm, Private, has become the go-to place for clients in need of discretion almost as much as results. But as Private: #1 Suspect opens, Jack is the one under investigation after the body of his former lover somehow winds up in his bed. Now the cops’ prime suspect, it’s not easy for Jack to give them the slip when the mob strong-arms him into recovering thirty million bucks in stolen pharmaceuticals. And, having fallen victim to the persuasive powers of a beautiful hotel chain manager, he’s committed to figuring out who’s behind a string of murders on her properties. As if things couldn’t get worse, suddenly one of Jack’s most trusted operatives is threatening to leave. The only thing that’s become crystal clear is that someone with a lot of muscle is trying to destroy everything Jack has worked for, which is totally unacceptable for a tough ex-Marine for whom losing is never an option….


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El codigo maya


la aceleracion del tiempo y el despertar de la conciencia mundial
Barbara Hand Clow
Publisher: Inner Traditions, January 01, 2007
Review: ?Ha oido hablar del calendario maya y sus apocalipticas predicciones? ?Desea profundizar en el tema y prepararse para abordar ese salto, segun este libro, critico en la evolucion humana? Basandose en las investigaciones de expertos sobre la materia, la autora examina 16,400 millones de anos de evolucion y descifra las pautas creativas de la Tierra, o sea, “la conciencia mundial”. Segun Hand Clow, dichas pautas culminan en 2011 y luego, durante 2012, importantes influencias astrologicas nos inspiraran a alcanzar la unidad y la iluminacion. Ademas, ella muestra como los ciclos temporales del antiguo sistema maya coinciden con periodos clave en la evolucion de la Via Lactea, fases que convergen durante la etapa final del Calendario, entre 1999 y 2011.


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Treasures From the Attic


The Extraordinary Story of Anne Frank's Family
Mirjam Pressler
Publisher: Alfred A. Knopf, Inc./Random House, February 08, 2011
Review: Review by Dennis Showalter
Some version of it comes to all families. An aged parent passes, leaving a lifetime’s artifacts and curiosities. But when Gerti Elias cleaned out the attic of her late mother-in-law, she discovered historians’ gold. Helene Elias was the sister of Otto Frank, Anne Frank’s father. Their mother, Alice, was the family matriarch and the clearinghouse for news from her four children. They visited her regularly. They sent photos and drawings. They wrote voluminously. Alice saved all of it—a sheet anchor for a way of life disrupted, then destroyed. Helene preserved it. And Mirjam Pressler, award-winning German author and translator, edited an inchoate mass of material into a compelling literary and historical mosaic.
Treasures from the Attic tells the story of a family scattered to the corners of Europe by the Great Depression, the rise of the Nazis and the Holocaust. Yet the Franks had centuries-deep roots in Germany, and in Frankfurt. The first third of the book reconstructs the family’s rise into a German-Jewish upper bourgeoisie that flourished during the Second Empire. From peddlers they rose to businessmen; Anne’s grandfather Michael became a banker. The Franks saw no contradiction between Jewish and German identities. Germany had been good to the family, and the Franks reciprocated. Michael’s support of military charities was recognized before his death in 1909 by Kaiser Wilhelm himself. Otto and his two brothers served in World War I; Alice was a volunteer nurse. All returned home safely. But the economic and political circumstances of the early 1930s impelled fundamental changes.
The Franks’ businesses felt the pinch of the Depression. The Nazis took over the government of Germany. Antisemitism flourished in Frankfurt. Otto sought a fresh start in the Netherlands. Helene’s husband, Erich Elias, relocated to Basel; Alice joined them in 1933. With another son in Paris and the fourth in London, the Franks were well on their way to becoming “rootless cosmopolitians.” Their emotional links to Germany were ruptured by a Third Reich of boycotts and pogroms, with worse on the horizon. Their everyday stories, the surface coping and the underlying fear, found their way into the random boxes of Alice’s “archive.
The outbreak of war meant a “time without letters,” a time when rumors became apocalyptic. The emigre brothers in Paris and London survived. Otto hinted at his plans to create a hiding place in Amsterdam. But not until 1945 did Alice and Helene learn that from the “Secret Annexe” only Otto still lived. His correspondence eloquently conveys the agony of seeking and learning the details of his family’s betrayal and fate; his growing absorption by Anne’s recovered diary; and the everyday stones in the road of starting over in a memory-haunted world.
The book’s third section focuses on Helene’s son and Anne’s cousin, Buddy Elias. Influenced but not dominated by Anne’s legacy, he emerges as a good man who made a successful life. But that life reflected two post-Holocaust mantras no European Jew can afford to forget: you can’t let yourself get depressed—and you can’t let yourself get comfortable.


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Serial


A Frank Quinn Novel
John Lutz
Publisher: Pinnacle Books, July 26, 2011
Review: When you're reading a crime novel, how do you know you're in the hands of a master storyteller? When a strand of fear coils around your spine and refuses to let go, even in your most relaxed moments. Multiple Edgar®- and Shamus-Award winner John Lutz is just such a writer, and Serial, his latest Frank Quinn thriller, is just such a book.
Restaurant hostess Millie Graff comes home from work one afternoon to find a naked stranger in her apartment—a maniac who gags her, violates her and subjects her to horrific torture, leaving her mutilated body with two signature clues. Nailing the killer is priority number one for the NYPD. Only the best investigator will do—and that means Frank Quinn.
Quinn wouldn't want it any other way…because Millie Graff is no faceless victim. Fifteen years ago, as a homicide detective, Quinn risked his life to pull an 11-year-old girl from a burning car. Now this killer has taken away forever the precious life that Quinn had saved. For him, this time it’s personal.
Quinn knows he’s up against a truly twisted mind. As the body count rises, he realizes it's not the ritual weapon that makes this killer so disturbing. It's who he kills—and how he makes them suffer.


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Diary of a Wimpy Kid: A Novel in Cartoons, Book One



Jeff Kinney
Publisher: Harry N. Abrams Inc., April 01, 2007
Review: Let me just say for the record that I think middle school is the dumbest idea ever invented. You got kids like me who haven’t hit their growth spurt yet mixed in with these gorillas who need to shave twice a day,” says Greg Heffley, the unlikely hero at the center of the hilarious graphic novel that’s already catapulted to the #1 spot on the New York Times bestseller list, got a movie deal in the works and been hailed time and time again as the book that gets kids who don’t like to read excited about reading. It’s the journal of a class clown wannabe that’s great reading whether you’re trying to survive middle school or just thankful that you never have to go back! Includes mild mature content. (Ages 9-12)


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Cocina rica y nutritiva para hipertensos


Plan alimentario y cuidados especiales

Publisher: Latinbooks International,S.A., January 01, 2006
Review: Quizas usted ya sepa que la sal es uno de los principales “enemigos” del hipertenso y que reducir su ingesta es vital para controlar la presion alta. Pero, ?sabia que existe una novedosa dieta, conocida por las siglas de DASH, que beneficia al corazon de quienes padecen esa enfermedad? Este libro describe el estudio cientifico que dio pie a dicho plan, incluye recetas y menues para una semana de la dieta y ensena como iniciarse en este regimen, medir la presion, interpretar las etiquetas de los envases y mas. 7 x 9 7/8", 106 pags. Tapa dura


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Better Homes and Gardens®: Ask the Garden Doctor



the Better Homes & Gardens Editors
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., December 13, 2010
Review: Are there some annual flowers I can plant that will self-seed and fill in my garden?” “How often should I water my terrarium?” “Will some hostas take the sun better than others?” “My green peppers do not get very big. Any ideas why?” The BH&G gardening editors tackle questions like these on BHG.com’s popular “Ask the Garden Doctor.” Now, they’ve gathered their advice on common gardening issues, such as garden basics, pest control and problems with specific plants, in a book as beautiful as it is useful. Organized by plant type, Better Homes and Gardens: Ask The Garden Doctor answers all your indoor plant, flower, lawn and landscape, tree and shrub, and edible gardening-related questions. Color photos.


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Welcome to Your Child's Brain


How the Mind Grows From Conception to College
Sandra Aamodt
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Inc, September 13, 2011
Review: The growth and maturation of a child’s brain is an intricate process taking decades. In Welcome to Your Child’s Brain, Sandra Aamodt and Sam Wang cover the entire period from conception to college, detailing everything from sleep problems and language acquisition to gender differences and autism.
The authors organize the book into seven parts. The first, introductory section, shows how a two-way conversation between genes and environment shapes neural development throughout childhood. The book goes on to describe the experiences a child’s brain uses to shape the development of sleeping, eating habits, walking and talking. From there, we turn to the refinement of a child’s eyesight, the importance of hearing and touch in shaping the brain, and the formation of flavor preferences.
How does the act of play help the brain develop? Aamodt and Wang show us, and give us a look at the effects of electronic entertainment on a child’s mental growth. And if you’ve ever wondered about the challenges young people face when trying to master their emotions or self-control, the book has some answers. What explains a child’s aptitude—or lack thereof—for music, mathematics and reading? You’ll read all about it here. The final section explores some of the things that can go wrong on the path to adulthood, including ADHD and other disorders.
Along the way, we learn that educational videos for babies probably do more harm than good; how a moderate amount of stress is actually good for helping to develop a child’s coping skills; what the best predictor of academic success is (hint: not IQ); and more.
With practical advice for parents with kids ages 0 to 21, Welcome to Your Child’s Brain challenges myths and reveals surprising insights.


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Max


A Maximum Ride Novel
James Patterson
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, March 16, 2009
Review: MAX is the newest page-turner in James Patterson’s bestselling series.
Maximum Ride and the other members of the flock have barely recovered from their last arctic adventure when they are confronted by the most frightening catastrophe yet. Millions of fish are dying off the coast of Hawaii and someone—or something—is destroying hundreds of ships. Unable to discover the cause, the government enlists the flock to help them get to the bottom of the disaster before it is too late. While Max and her team are exploring the depths of the ocean, their every move is being carefully tracked by Mr. Chu—a criminal mastermind with his own plans for the flock. Can they protect themselves from Mr. Chu’s army of mercenaries and save the seas?


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Who Is My Shelter?



Neta Jackson
Publisher: Thomas Nelson Inc., March 18, 2011
Review: Neta Jackson’s novel, Who Is My Shelter?, explores betrayal, forgiveness and the awesome power of God’s grace.
Gabby is thrown out of the penthouse she shared with her husband and their sons, and doesn’t know if she’ll ever find a soft place to land. But after being reintroduced to God’s love, extraordinary things begin to happen. From the ashes of her marriage rises the House of Hope—a safe haven she starts for homeless moms and their children. Then, when her gambling-addicted husband hits rock bottom, he asks for one more chance.
Is God restoring what Gabby had lost or is He leading her down a new path and giving her something—and someone—new? And where will she find the rock-solid shelter to fill the empty spaces in her heart?


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Out of Oz


The Final Volume in the Wicked Years
Gregory Maguire
Publisher: William Morrow & Co, Inc/Imp of Har, November 01, 2011
Review: Gregory Maguire’s remarkable series, The Wicked Years, comes full circle with this final excursion across a darker, richer, more complex landscape of L. Frank Baum's magical land of Oz.
The marvelous world “over the rainbow” is writhing with social unrest—Glinda the good witch is under house arrest, and the cowardly Lion is on the lam from the law. Even Dorothy, destroyer of the “wicked” witch, Elphaba, is back in town.
As the Emerald City masses for war against Munchkinland, a new player emerges amid the chaos. Elphaba’s lime-hued grandchild, Rain, has come of age, ready to launch her broom into the intrigues of a green land that may soon be running red.
Rife with surprises, Out of Oz is the triumphant end to an unforgettable saga.


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The Art of Drawing Flowers, Fruit & Vegetables


Simple Approaches to Drawing Natural Forms
Giovanni Civardi
Publisher: Search Press Ltd., October 01, 2011
Review: New and seasoned artists alike will find plenty to learn from and love about this master class of still-life drawing. With The Art of Drawing Flowers, Fruit & Vegetables, acclaimed artist and teacher Giovanni Civardi shares his simple approaches to sketching a broad range of beautiful botanical. Concise, clearly written instructions explain perspective, composition, shading and lighting as well as the anatomy and structure of a range of natural forms. Learn which common drawing material is available, where to find botanical subjects to use in your artwork and how to make careful studies and observations. Examples throughout of Civardi's own exquisite artwork are sure to inspire artists of every skill level.


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The Garner Files


A Memoir
James Garner
Publisher: Simon And Schuster, Inc., November 01, 2011
Review: There’s more to James Garner than The Rockford Files. Garner left an abusive home at 14, and went on to become Oklahoma’s first Korean-War draftee, earning two Purple Hearts for his injuries. After returning to the U.S., Garner settled in Los Angeles and began his ascent to Hollywood stardom.
In The Garner Files, the actor recalls his life through a wealth of anecdotes: “trying to decipher” William Wyler with Audrey Hepburn and Shirley MacLaine; breaking Doris Day’s ribs; having a “heart-to-heart and eyeball-to-eyeball” with Steve McQueen and much more.
Featuring an Introduction by Julie Andrews, whose work with Garner includes Victor/Victoria, this rich biography opens a window on one of Hollywood’s most fascinating lives.


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Cro-Magnon


How the Ice Age Gave Birth to the First Modern Humans
Brian M. Fagan
Publisher: Bloomsbury Uk, March 01, 2010
Review: The name “Cro-Magnon” inspires images of a snowbound world, mammoth hunting, and eerily alluring cave paintings. Who were these ancient people? In a word, they were us—the first anatomically modern humans. In Cro-Magnon, bestselling author Brian Fagan brings these early humans out of the deep freeze as he reveals human society in its infancy, facing enormous challenges—including a rival species of humans, the Neanderthals. For 10 millennia, Cro-Magnons lived side by side with Neanderthals—but, by using their superior intellects and tools, these ingenious problem solvers eventually extinguished their Neanderthal cousins.
Cro-Magnon captures the indomitable adaptability that has made Homo sapiens an unmatched success as a species.


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All Up In My Business



Lutishia Lovely, Michele Grant & Cydney Rax
Publisher: Kensington Books, March 01, 2011
Review: Bestselling author Lutishia Lovely is known for her sexy, drama-filled church stories—but now she’s moving out of the pews and into the business world with a sizzling, behind-the-scenes tale of rivalry and scandal in a wealthy Atlanta family’s booming soul food dynasty... First in an exciting new trilogy!
Brothers Malcolm and Toussaint Livingston couldn’t be more different. Malcolm is the steadfast, conservative family man; Toussaint the womanizing bon vivant. They have to work through their differences daily at the helm of Taste of Soul, the thriving family business started by their grandparents Marcus and Marietta, but it seems every day there’s another strain. Toussaint’s a risk-taker, determined to get the restaurant chain on the fast track to expansion, while levelheaded Malcolm would rather watch and wait. But surprises loom on the home-front. Malcolm’s getting bored of his marriage and starting to envy his brother’s lifestyle. Except Malcolm doesn’t realize that Toussaint’s met his match in player-hating interior designer Alexis St. Clair, a woman he can’t seem to do without. For both brothers, it looks like big changes are on the way—in both the boardroom and the bedroom....


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And Furthermore



Judi Dench
Publisher: St. Martins Press LLC, February 01, 2011
Review: One of the world’s most beloved actresses for more than 50 years, Dame Judi Dench has done it all, beguiling audiences early in her career with her role in Cabaret, entertaining thousands with her role in the BBC’s As Time Goes By, lording it over 007 as “M” in the James Bond films and more.
In And Furthermore, Dench looks back on her astonishing career, and her impish humor is in full display as she regales us with tales such as her pony’s scene-stealing flatulence in the film Mrs. Brown and explains why she loathes Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice. Also touching on her private life and supplemented by dozens of photographs, this is a thoroughly engaging look at the life and work of one of the great actresses of our time.


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Under the Radar (Large Print)



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


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44 Cranberry Point



Debbie Macomber
Publisher: Mira (Imprint Of Harlequin), September 01, 2004
Review: The popular Cedar Cove series continues. Local wedding plans are disrupted in the aftermath of a murder at Peggy and Bob Beldons’ B & B. Much to Bob’s surprise, the victim is someone he served with in Vietnam.


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The Scarpetta Factor



Patricia Cornwell
Publisher: Putnam Pub. Group, October 20, 2009
Review: It may be a week before Christmas, but Dr. Kay Scarpetta finds herself in an unholy mess. Her increased visibility as the senior forensic analyst for CNN is prompting unsettling on-the-air phone calls, particularly one from a former psychiatric patient of Benton Wesley’s. Is the suspicious package awaiting Kay when she returns home after the show a warning from the caller? Soon, the apparent threat on Kay’s life finds her embroiled in a surreal plot involving an actor accused of an unthinkable sex crime and the disappearance of a beautiful millionairess with whom her niece, Lucy, seems to have shared a secret past. Adding to the already considerable weight on Kay’s shoulders is the invitation from her CNN producer to host her own TV show to be called "The Scarpetta Factor." Kay is hesitant, fearing it could generate the illusion that she has some mythical quality to solve cases. If only it were so!
Fortunately for Kay, her support team happens to be gathered in New York—Marino at the NYPD; Benton Wesley at Bellevue; and Lucy pursuing her forensic computer investigations, as Patricia Cornwell’s The Scarpetta Factor takes us on yet another brilliant, page-turning thrill ride.


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The Nordic Diet



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


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Hedy's Folly


The Life and Breakthrough Inventions of Hedy Lamarr, the Most Beautiful Woman in the World
Richard Rhodes
Publisher: Doubleday & Co. Inc. Div Random Hou, November 01, 2011
Review: Review by Geoffrey Wawro
Vienna-born Hedwig Kiesler, who went to Hollywood in the 1930s and became Hedy Lamarr—Delilah in Cecil B. De Mille’s blockbuster Samson and Delilah—was also a formidable inventor. Rhodes’ latest book is striking, for Hedy had little formal education beyond primary school. The book also delivers a striking portrait of the 1930s, when Europe competed with Hollywood for film and stage laurels, and someone like Hedy Kiesler could drift profitably between the two worlds. She finally left Europe in 1937 at age 24, in part because of the Nazi menace (she was Jewish), but chiefly to escape her rich husband Fritz Mandl, who was stifling her.
Rhodes’ account of Hedy’s marriage to Mandl (the first of six marriages for her) is equal parts titillating and instructive, delivering keen insights into the murky world of interwar arms dealing in Europe. The half-Jewish Mandl was CEO of Hirtenberger, a big Austrian arms manufacturer with clients in Fascist Italy, Nazi Germany and elsewhere. Rhodes shows how Hedy picked up her inventive engineering streak while married to Mandl and hosting his countless dinner parties with generals, admirals, air marshals, war ministry secretaries and defense contractors. Hedy listened in on hours of conversation between her husband and his clients—on inventions like the Messerschmitt fighter, the Heinkel bomber, “pocket battleships” and diesel-electric submarines. She loved Mandl for his wealth and power, but also for his mind: “he had the most amazing brain… There was nothing he did not know.” She shared Mandl’s love of learning, and filed away the table talk in her pretty and intelligent head.
She left him in 1937, unable to stomach her loss of independence. “I was no longer Hedy Kiesler, an individual. But I was only the wife of Fritz Mandl.” Feeling “strangled to death by luxury,” she had an affair in St. Moritz with Erich Maria Remarque, and then decamped to America. With her usual flair for networking, she met Louis B. Mayer—the head of MGM Studios—on the way. Mayer gave her the screen name “Hedy Lamarr” as well as her first contract in Hollywood. While making movies, she and the composer George Antheil began inventing together. They worked on a frequency-hopping, spread-spectrum guidance system for glide bombs and torpedoes that was patented, but never procured by the U.S. Navy. Rhodes claims that the murderous U-boat wolf packs that sank passenger liners and unarmed merchant freighters aroused the sympathy of Lamarr and Antheil and their determination to invent a weapon that could rout the German surface and submarine fleet. Rhodes concludes the book by affirming that their frequency-hopping system is even today the guts of cordless phones, WiFi, cellphones and Bluetooth.
Readers will enjoy this unusual book, which hops back and forth across the war-torn Atlantic, and describes the unlikely intersection of entertainment and military technology in the hands of a beautiful Viennese savant and celebrity.


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A Kingdom Besieged


Book One of the Chaoswar Saga
Raymond E. Feist
Publisher: HarperCollins, April 01, 2011
Review: Raymond E. Feist’s Riftwar Cycle has swept enthralled readers through four epic battles between Good and Evil. Now A Kingdom Besieged, the beloved saga’s fifth and final story arc, ushers in the most fearsome threat Midkemia has ever faced—the Chaoswar.
Five years have passed since the Demonwar ended. Now war clouds gather again in the south. The Empire of Kesh is mobilizing for invasion, and as Duke Henry musters his forces to Yabon—and, possibly, Krondor—Pug, Midkemia’s greatest sorcerer, summons the Conclave of Shadows to halt the war.
Meanwhile, something far more monstrous than Kesh is approaching Pug’s world—a Darkness that strikes terror into the very gods themselves. And Pug may find he is powerless to stop it....


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Halo®: Glasslands



Karen Traviss
Publisher: Tor Books, October 25, 2011
Review: The Covenant War is over, but the Halo universe still seethes with political unrest. Tapped by the Office of Naval Intelligence, a black ops team from the UN Space Command is sent on a diplomatic mission to Sanghelios, homeworld of the Elites. But the loyalties of Captain Sarah Osbun, ODSTs Vaz and Mal, the AI Black Box and civilian linguist Evan Phillips are severely tested when their orders force them to commit questionable actions.
The first of an all-new trilogy taking you deep into the aftermath of Halo 3, with story threads tying into the next game installment, Halo 4, Halo®: Glasslands by Karen Traviss features fresh characters and an original storyline that explores the impact on Elite society of their split from the Covenant.


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The Archbishop in Andalusia


A Blackie Ryan Novel
Andrew M. Greeley
Publisher: St. Martin's Press, Inc., November 11, 2008
Review: Taking leave of his usual Chicago haunts, Archbishop John Blackwood Ryan travels to the south of Spain to attend a conference, but a local cardinal has a far more critical assignment for the wily archbishop.
The threat of violence hangs ominously over a family of wealthy Spanish aristocrats. Dona Teresa, a pious widow whose beauty unsettles even Blackie, finds herself beset by avaricious relatives determined to control her life and fortune. With three generations of passionate nobility sharing the same roof, it seems only a matter of time before pride, greed and lust will lead to bloodshed.
But while the archbishop attempts to forestall a modern-day Spanish tragedy, dramatic events back in Chicago conspire to change his life forever


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Late Edition



Fern Michaels
Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corp., August 30, 2011
Review: In Fern Michaels’ Late Edition, Teresa “Toots” Loudenberry has discovered that ever since Sophie convinced her friends to start holding regular seances, life in L.A. is getting a little too dramatic. When Ida receives a message from the beyond suggesting that her late husband was murdered, a spooked Toots decides it’s time the Godmothers headed for her hometown of Charleston…. Meanwhile, Mavis has been acting suspiciously. She should know by now that Ida, Toots and Sophie will never let secrets rest or ignore a friend in need. And when the Godmothers discover that whoever killed Ida’s husband has plans for Ida too, they’ll do what they do best—rally together and show the world there is no match for these four formidable friends.


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Save Me



Lisa Scottoline
Publisher: St. Martin's Press, Llc, April 12, 2011
Review: How far would you go to save the ones you love? Lisa Scottolline—the New York Times bestselling author of Think Twice—asks that emotionally wrenching question in Save Me, a powerful novel about a mother’s split-second choice, the agonizing consequences and her quest for justice.
Rose McKenna volunteers as a lunch mom in her daughter Melly’s school to keep an eye on Amanda, a girl who's been bullying Melly. Her fears come true when the teasing begins, sending Melly to the bathroom in tears. But just as Rose is about to go after her, a massive explosion plunges the cafeteria into chaos. Suddenly she faces the decision from hell—rescue her daughter or usher Amanda to safety?
She thinks she's done both…until Amanda is found seriously injured in the burning building. In an instant, Rose goes from hero to villain as the small community accuses her of deserting Amanda. Soon, her life starts to fall apart. Amanda’s mother decides to sue, Rose’s marriage is put to the test, and worse, Melly faces intensified bullying at school. Now, to save herself, her marriage and her family, Rose must take matters into her own hands and get to the truth of what really happened that fateful day.


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On the Tip of My Tongue



David Gentle
Publisher: Bloomsbury USA, November 01, 2008
Review: Get ready for the trivia center of your brain to take a licking! Fun with friends and super solo, On the Tip of My Tongue is a quiz book with a difference: the answers really, seriously are on the tip of your tongue!
Trivia guru David Gentle has concocted an ingenious collection of brain-teasing questions on tantalizingly familiar topics, from history to Hitchcock to Harry Potter. Between each quiz you’ll find anecdotes, commentary, cultural context and more, to give each question you face a full-fledged backstory.
But the real trick lies in finding the hidden connections that bridge one set of questions to another. As the book goes on and the connections get more and more difficult to deduce, will you still be able to lick ’em?


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Love Finds You in Lonesome Prairie, Montana



Tricia Goyer
Publisher: Ellie Claire Gift & Paper Corp., October 16, 2009
Review: Award-winning author Tricia Goyer and published writer and editor Ocieanna Fleiss team up to write the latest novel in our popular Love Finds You series, Love finds You in Lonesome Prairie, Montana.
Julia Cavanaugh has never left New York City. But in 1890, she heads west to make sure that the orphans under her care are settled into good families. Upon arriving in the remote town of Lonesome Prairie, she learns to her horror that she, too, is supposed to be delivered—into the hands of an uncouth miner who carries a bill of purchase for his new bride.
Julia turns to a local preacher for help, but with no return fare and few friends, Julia’s options are bleak—and God seems far away in the middle of the vast Montana prairie.


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Q Is for Quarry



Sue Grafton
Publisher: The Putnam Publishing Group, October 14, 2002
Review: An 18-year-old murder case sends P.I. Kinsey Millhone to a reunion with her mother’s long-estranged family.


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Fade to Midnight



Shannon McKenna
Publisher: Kensington Pub Corp, May 25, 2010
Review: Kev Larsen has no idea who he is. Years ago, he was found in an alley, his memory completely blank. But now it’s coming back. A violent accident has triggered something in his mind, unleashing a flood of terrifying memories…and leading him to a beautiful—and seductively sensual—angel by the name of Edie Parrish.
Edie knows that telling anyone about her psychic gifts puts her life at risk, but she knows she can trust Kev, and not just because they seem to share a common history. The bond they share is instantaneous, scorching…and impossible to deny. But so is the danger they face. And as Shannon McKenna’s Fade to Midnight heats up, one fact becomes abundantly clear: The horrors of his past aren’t over. They’ve only just begun….


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The Dehydrator Bible


Includes Over 400 Recipes
Jennifer MacKenzie
Publisher: Robert Rose Inc., April 01, 2009
Review: Kitchen appliances don’t come much more useful than this! For snacks and full meals that are healthy, economical and delicious, a dehydrator is worth every penny—and The Dehydrator Bible is worth its weight in gold! You get:
expert advice for choosing a dehydrator
instructions for dehydrating and storing practically every kind of food that can be dried, plus jerky and fruit or veggie leathers!
recipes for every course of every meal, including snack mixes
a complete section on camping with dried foods, including menus and “Just Add Water” recipes
pet treats, crafts and gifts from the kitchen
Add to the mix the latest food safety info, and you’ve got all you need to get your money’s worth out of your dehydrator! Color photos.
Strawberry Rhubarb Tarts
1/4 cup dried sliced rhubarb
3/4 cup water, divided
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1/2 cup dried sliced strawberries
4 tsp cornstarch
2 tbsp freshly squeezed lemon or orange juice
1/4 tsp vanilla extract
12 baked tart shells
1. In a saucepan, combine rhubarb and 1/2 cup of the water; let stand for 30 minutes or until slightly softened. Stir in sugar and strawberries and bring to a boil over medium heat. Reduce heat and boil gently, stirring occasionally, for about 8 minutes or until fruit is plump and tender and liquid is reduced by about half.
2. In a bowl, whisk cornstarch into remaining water. Drizzle into saucepan and cook, stirring, for about 1 minute or until sauce is thickened and clear. Transfer to a bowl and let cool. Cover and refrigerate until chilled, about 2 hours or for up to 1 day.
3. To serve, spoon fruit filling into tart shells.
From the book, The Dehydrator Bible


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Five Chiefs


A Supreme Court Memoir
John Paul Stevens
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, October 03, 2011
Review: When he resigned from the Supreme Court in June 2010, Justice John Paul Stevens was the third-longest serving justice in American history (1975-2010). Only Justice William O. Douglas, whom Stevens succeeded, and Stephen Field have served on the Court for a longer time.
In Five Chiefs, Justice Stevens captures the inner workings of the Supreme Court through his personal experiences with the five chief justices with whom he interacted: Fred Vinson, Earl Warren, Warren Burger, William Rehnquist and John Roberts. Stevens reminisces of being a law clerk during Vinson’s tenure; a practicing lawyer for Warren; a circuit judge and junior justice for Burger; a contemporary colleague of Rehnquist; and a colleague of current Chief Justice John Roberts. Along the way, he reveals his views of some of the most significant cases that have been decided by the Court and its justices over the course of 60 years, from Vinson, who became chief justice in 1946 when Truman was president, to Roberts, who became chief justice in 2005.
Packed with intriguing anecdotes and stories about the Court, Five Chiefs is an unprecedented and historically significant inside look at justice at its most exalted.


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Where You Stand in the Age of Obama
Bill O'Reilly
Publisher: William Morrow & Co, Inc., September 14, 2010
Review: Bill O’Reilly, three-time Emmy® Award-winning journalist and bestselling author, doesn’t mince words. He speaks his mind. And that’s never been truer than in Pinheads and Patriots, a provocative examination of the changes being wrought in the age of Obama…and the consequences they’ll have for all of us down the line. Offering thoughtful critiques of actions and policies of the most powerful people shaping our lives today, O’Reilly lavishes praise where it’s earned and condemnation where it’s needed, backing up his analyses with information culled from interviews with President Obama, his confrontations with Congressman Barney Frank and more. It’s an essential resource for all Americans trying to make sense of this time of change.


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