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Mr. Darcy's Obsession (Pride & Prejudice Continues) Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)"Mr. Darcy's Obsession" is Abigail Reynolds' first new book in what seems like way too long. Her other Pride and Prejudice alternate stories are excellent and this one's no exception. After the wait for a new story, I was definitely not disappointed.In "Obsession," Darcy never has a chance to propose...

Candy Licker: An Urban Erotic Tale Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Sexy Candy Raye Montana has always dreamed of having a singing career. Candy and her friends Dominica and Vonzelle form the group Scandalous! and get signed to shady music producer Junius "Hurricane" Jackson's number one urban label The House of Homicide. The girls are well on their way to becoming the...

Words into Type, Third Edition, Completely Revised Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)This is simply the best guide available for grammar, style, and usage. As a professional editor, I believe this reference is far superior to the Chicago manual or any other published guide to grammar and usage. It is clear, well-organized, and comprehensive. The index is tremendously helpful. The sole...

Angels Don't Play This Haarp: Advances in Tesla Technology Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)From a rural location in Alaska, controlled by "Big Oil", the US government is blasting billions of watts of high frequency microwave energy at our protective ionospheric shell which surrounds the earth. Their offical reason is "to see what it does". Several acres of Alaskan land have been dedicated...

Be Mine Tonight (The Brotherhood of Blood, Book 1) Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)just got done reading Be Mine Tonight, and.. I really, truly loved it. A wonderful job all the way around - the characterizations were very three dimensional, not to mention that Pru Ryland is one of the best heroines I've ever read. Kathryn Smith's new take on vampire legend was very smart, unique and...

A Certain Slant of Light Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)I bought this book for my two older daughters to read due to the reviews and the subject matter being similar to other books they have enjoyed. However, I read the book before they did just to see what it was about, and I am so very glad I did! At the end I was just crying, but in such a good way.I don't...

Death of a Pinehurst Princess (NC): The 1935 Elva Statler Davidson Mystery Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)This is an intriguing unsolved mystery. The photos in the book add to the reading. I went on a Read and Go trip to Pinehurst and saw many of the places mentioned in the book. I hope that it will, at some point, be solved.Click Here to see more reviews about: Death of a Pinehurst Princess (NC): The 1935...

The Brothers: A Novel (The Great and Terrible, Volume 1 -- Prologue) Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Unlike the other reviewers, I had no problems putting this book from time to time. In fact, on its own I would probably only give this two or three stars except for the difficulty the author must have had in imagining the pre-mortal life. He does start the book off with a warning that this is not doctrine...

Chromophobia (FOCI) Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Fascinating and readably well-written argument that western civilization has a long-held prejudice (though not one shared by the author) against color, especially bright color. Batchelor is highly literate and informed, plus has an impressive knowledge of contemporary art. His suggestion that color tends...

Whatever You Think, Think the Opposite Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Arden's second book, like his first, is a zen take on your life in business. He does not tell you what to think as much as he tells you want he thinks and then challenges you to react, to think, to imagine. Great story on steady eddie v. reckless erica and how playing it safe is the least safe thing...

Beyond the Sky and the Earth: A Journey into Bhutan Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Jamie writes a beautiful account of Bhutan & it's people. And although she would like to believe that it is an ideal existence - a shangri la, she soon realises that every country has it's own unique problems. This however does not prevent Jamie from falling in love with Bhutan & the way of life....

The Art of Shen Ku: The First Intergalactic Artform of the Entire Universe Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Imagine, if you will, that you are in the company of a man who has travelled the world, seen many things that are NOT in the guidebooks, been in the company of many people both great and small, taken a lot of hard knocks, learned much to prevent repeating any mistakes, and lived to tell about it.This...

Almost Heaven Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)At the age of 18, I have only read about 30 romance novels, most of which were only "so-so". From the moment I read "Once and Always" by JM, I was in complete and utter awe at her talent; I couldn't seem to get enough of her work! "Almost Heaven", however, is without a doubt my favorite one of them all....

The Lost Saint: A Dark Divine Novel Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Seriously, this book rocked! I love this series! End of review. Okay, just kidding. I did have to think about my review for this book because I was not sure how to put into words how much I loved it. Bree has done a wonderful job of telling a dark story filled with suspense and love. The relationship...

After You'd Gone Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)I'm an avid reader, an oftentimes jaded reader, and a book has to be nothing short of remarkable to make me visibly emotional. But Maggie O'Farrell's book made me both laugh and cry out loud, and kept me up all night until I finished.After You'd Gone is a series of flashbacks, written from different...

The Werewolf's Guide to Life: A Manual for the Newly Bitten Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)This book is really fun! A great book to gift to a friend. It's well written, clever and surprisingly chock full of fact. It's also a good one to read on the bus, when you want the seat next to you to stay open and untaken. Especially if you read it at night, looking shifty and sweaty, with some claw...

Crimes Against Logic: Exposing the Bogus Arguments of Politicians, Priests, Journalists, and Other Serial Offenders Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)This book deserves the widest possible exposure in America, especially so close to the election, because it an excellent primer on how to guard yourself against the faulty reasoning that governs so much modern political discourse - and avoid adopting it yourself. I first heard about the book because...