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- November 9th, 2009
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A Deadly Vineyard
“A Deadly Vineyard” is Book 7 of the Mitch and Al series of books written by Glenn Ickler. In this newest installment, Mitch, a newspaper reporter, goes with Al, a photographer, Dave, a cartooni…
- November 6th, 2009
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Think and Make It Happen: The Breakthrough Program for Conquering Anxiety, Overcoming Negative Thoughts, and Discovering Your True Potential
We have all heard that in order to improve our lives we have to put our mind to use and make ourselves happy. But doing that has not been explained very well. "Think and Make it Happen" actually t…
- November 5th, 2009
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Powerboat Racers (ebook)
One afternoon in July, newspaper owner Harry Jacobson receives a call from a sheriff’s deputy informing him some kids out fishing had found an old boat and this might be of interest to Harry. Harr…
- November 4th, 2009
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The Green Monster: A Johnny Denova Mystery
In “The Green Monster,” Johnny Denovo takes on his second mystery. In this installment he is hired by a man in the bio-tech industry who wants Johnny to find out who is blackmailing him. The c…
- November 3rd, 2009
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Welcome to the Company or what it\'s really like working here
This book is a fake employee handbook for Gordon Wiggins Group, a bogus company, which is a leader among the fluorocarbon and industrial gas industries. The “handbook” is divided into eight sectio…
- November 2nd, 2009
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Looking for Closure: The Theresa Ferrara Story
For anyone that loves a great mystery "Looking for Closure" will keep the pages turning. The story of Theresa Ferrara is one shrouding in confusion & intrigue. A beautiful, young beautician go…
- October 30th, 2009
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Treedom
The author of "Treedom," Takashi Kobayashi, had a great idea about documenting his story as Japan’s foremost Tree House Builder. I was looking forward to get his book, however I was very disappoin…
- October 29th, 2009
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Daniel X: Watch the Skies
Lights On…Action….Cut….That ‘endertainment’ is for you. Nope what I wrote is ‘endertainment’- it's no typo. And endertainment is the word to describe the newest intergalactic game show…
- October 28th, 2009
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Torn
“TORN” by Amber Lehman begins as 14-year-old Krista moves to California and finds that life her at the public school is much different than the Catholic School that she went to back in Ohio. S…
- October 27th, 2009
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The Dyodyne Experiment
As a result of the professional business backgrounds of these two authors, “The Dyodyne Experiment” presents a well thought-out novel of the exploration of biotechnological options in the fight ag…
- October 26th, 2009
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Tightening the Knot
Amanda Hamm was born in Ohio and now lives in North Carolina with her husband and children. Writing has been a life-long dream for Amanda and has written several books including Dear Jane Letters an…
- October 23rd, 2009
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My 70’s Book
It is amazing to me how the good old days seem to be creeping up the century. The fifties used to be “it” but now the 70’s are prime old time. This walk down memory lane is a fun nostalgic r…
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My 70’s Book
It is amazing to me how the good old days seem to be creeping up the century. The fifties used to be “it” but now the 70’s are prime old time. This walk down memory lane is a fun nostalgic r…
- October 22nd, 2009
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Easy Reflexology
“Easy Reflexology” by Pauline Wills focuses on presenting how to do a complete reflexology treatment through the feet. For those unfamiliar with what reflexology is, here is the author’s defin…
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Easy Reflexology
“Easy Reflexology” by Pauline Wills focuses on presenting how to do a complete reflexology treatment through the feet. For those unfamiliar with what reflexology is, here is the author’s defin…
- October 21st, 2009
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The Test
Paul Parnell, the billionaire patriarch to a dysfunctional family, dies of cancer. He realizes too late in life that his focus on work and finances dearly cost him alienation from his family. With n…
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The Test
Paul Parnell, the billionaire patriarch to a dysfunctional family, dies of cancer. He realizes too late in life that his focus on work and finances dearly cost him alienation from his family. With n…
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Voice of Conscience
Behcet Kaya’s novel “Voice of Conscience” begins in 1962 in Atamkoy, Turkey and focuses on the events surrounding the marriage of Erin Ozcomert. Erin is the village beauty and although she ful…
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Voice of Conscience
Behcet Kaya’s novel “Voice of Conscience” begins in 1962 in Atamkoy, Turkey and focuses on the events surrounding the marriage of Erin Ozcomert. Erin is the village beauty and although she ful…
- October 20th, 2009
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The Girl in the Lighthouse
Since birth, Lillian Arrington has lived isolated from society at a lighthouse station with her mother and father. When her father is transferred to a new station she is excited because there is ano…
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The Girl in the Lighthouse
Since birth, Lillian Arrington has lived isolated from society at a lighthouse station with her mother and father. When her father is transferred to a new station she is excited because there is ano…
- October 19th, 2009
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Attitudes of Gratitude: How to Give and Receive Joy Every Day of Your Life
In M.J. Ryan’s “Attitudes of Gratitude: How to Give and Receive Joy Every Day of Your Life,” Ryan tells us that “One of the incredible truths about gratitude is that it is impossible to feel b…
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Attitudes of Gratitude: How to Give and Receive Joy Every Day of Your Life
In M.J. Ryan’s “Attitudes of Gratitude: How to Give and Receive Joy Every Day of Your Life,” Ryan tells us that “One of the incredible truths about gratitude is that it is impossible to feel b…
- October 16th, 2009
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The Desert Hedge Murders
"Desert Hedge Murders" is a fun book. I realize that saying a murder novel is fun seems a bit odd. However, the story line is truly well written. Most mystery novels have a young, attr…
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The Desert Hedge Murders
"Desert Hedge Murders" is a fun book. I realize that saying a murder novel is fun seems a bit odd. However, the story line is truly well written. Most mystery novels have a young, attractive hero or h…
- October 15th, 2009
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The Murder of King Tut
So much controversy surrounds the mystery of King Tut. His discovery and excavation by Howard Carter brings to light much information of the existence of the Egyptian king. Years of consequent arche…
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The Murder of King Tut
So much controversy surrounds the mystery of King Tut. His discovery and excavation by Howard Carter brings to light much information of the existence of the Egyptian king. Years of consequent arche…
- October 14th, 2009
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Amigoland
Estranged brothers, Don Fidencio and Don Celestino, the oldest and youngest of a large Mexican American clan are in their declining years. Don Fidencio, 91, is confined to Amigoland, a nursing home.…
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Amigoland
Estranged brothers, Don Fidencio and Don Celestino, the oldest and youngest of a large Mexican American clan are in their declining years. Don Fidencio, 91, is confined to Amigoland, a nursing home.…
- October 2nd, 2009
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Boy Alone: A Brother’s Memoir
“A boy sits by himself on a stained white carpet, the corner of a frayed blanket stuffed into his mouth, his head bobbing, the fingers of both hands twiddling at ear level. He seems neither to mis…
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Boy Alone: A Brother’s Memoir
“A boy sits by himself on a stained white carpet, the corner of a frayed blanket stuffed into his mouth, his head bobbing, the fingers of both hands twiddling at ear level. He seems neither to miss…
- October 1st, 2009
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The Fence: A Police Cover-up Along Boston\'s Racial Divide
“The Fence: A Police Cover-up Along Boston's Racial Divide” is authored by Dick Lehr “who was a reporter for the Boston Globe for nearly two decades, where he won numerous journalism awards…
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The Fence: A Police Cover-up Along Boston\'s Racial Divide
“The Fence: A Police Cover-up Along Boston's Racial Divide” is authored by Dick Lehr “who was a reporter for the Boston Globe for nearly two decades, where he won numerous journalism awards and…
- September 30th, 2009
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The Crowning Glory of Calla Lily Ponder
Not since Rebecca Wells “Divine Secrets if the YaYa Sisterhood” has there been such a dynamic story of friendship until now. This sweet charming novel gives us a glimpse into the small southern…
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The Crowning Glory of Calla Lily Ponder
Not since Rebecca Wells “Divine Secrets if the YaYa Sisterhood” has there been such a dynamic story of friendship until now. This sweet charming novel gives us a glimpse into the small southern…
- September 29th, 2009
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The Bear and Fish Family Cookbook
“The Bear and Fish Family Cookbook” is named as such because the author Yabin Yu’s father’s name means ‘bear’ in Chinese and her mother’s name has the same pronunciation as the Chinese w…
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The Bear and Fish Family Cookbook
“The Bear and Fish Family Cookbook” is named as such because the author Yabin Yu’s father’s name means ‘bear’ in Chinese and her mother’s name has the same pronunciation as the Chinese w…
- September 28th, 2009
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I Am My Own Dragon
Identified as “a metaphysical novel offering transformation and hope while engrossing, entertaining and enlightening” (blurb on back cover), this work is a masterpiece of fiction more real than mo…
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I Am My Own Dragon
Identified as “a metaphysical novel offering transformation and hope while engrossing, entertaining and enlightening” (blurb on back cover), this work is a masterpiece of fiction more real than mo…
- September 25th, 2009
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Life is Divine Play, My Life and Training with Enlightened Masters
For anyone that wants to hear someone go on about how great and wonderful he is, then this is the book for you! As I picked up the book I had expected to read about the various masters that the auth…
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Life is Divine Play, My Life and Training with Enlightened Masters
For anyone that wants to hear someone go on about how great and wonderful he is, then this is the book for you! As I picked up the book I had expected to read about the various masters that the auth…
- September 24th, 2009
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For the Love of Art: A Collection of Artistic Inspiration
“For the Love of Art” is meant to inspire the reader to be creative and artistic, and try out creating some kind of art. The author says that everyone has a creative side and just needs to stimula…
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For the Love of Art: A Collection of Artistic Inspiration
“For the Love of Art” is meant to inspire the reader to be creative and artistic, and try out creating some kind of art. The author says that everyone has a creative side and just needs to stimula…
- September 23rd, 2009
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Could it be Dementia?
In our modern, high tech society, dementia is a reminder of our human limitations and of the power found in loving care of one another. For over 200 years, Pilgrim Homes, founded in England, have ca…
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Could it be Dementia?
In our modern, high tech society, dementia is a reminder of our human limitations and of the power found in loving care of one another. For over 200 years, Pilgrim Homes, founded in England, have ca…
- September 22nd, 2009
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Common Sense Pediatrics
This book, written by a pediatrician with 23 years of experience of having her own private practice, starts out with a clear checklist and information about immunizations. Then, almost half of the boo…
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Common Sense Pediatrics
This book, written by a pediatrician with 23 years of experience of having her own private practice, starts out with a clear checklist and information about immunizations. Then, almost half of the boo…
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Alex Cross’s Trial
It’s an open secret that James Patterson no longer writes the books that are being marketed in his name. He is an institution by himself. But I like the Institution and there’s nothing like a Jame…
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Alex Cross’s Trial
It’s an open secret that James Patterson no longer writes the books that are being marketed in his name. He is an institution by himself. But I like the Institution and there’s nothing like a Jame…
- September 21st, 2009
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In and Out of Madness
“In and Out of Madness” is touted to be “a fictionalized account of a true experience.” This simple fact alone makes the book a disturbing one. Once I started reading the book I just had t…
