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It's a Arlis Thing You Wouldn't Understand
This Notebook features 100 Ruled pages or lined Paper inside for writing notes. It's size is convenient to carry with you, anywhere you go. This Unique and Funny Notebook is sure to please and make the perfect Christmas, Thanksgiving or birthday present for men or women. A notebook with the name gives your gift that extra special touch. This Notebook is perfect for: Notebook Birthday Gifts Gifts for Mom, Dad, Grandma, Grandpa, Cousins, Brother, Sister, and friends as well Retirement Gifts School Notebooks Teacher Thank You Gifts Thank You Gifts, Christmas & Thanksgiving Gifts Features: Unique design Can be used as a diary and notebook 100 ruled pages of lined paper Perfect for gel, pen, ink, marker or pencils 6" x 9" dimensions; portable size for school, home or traveling Matte Cover
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The Arliss Cutter Thrillers
Wrap up warm and journey into the Alaskan wilderness. Includes all four books in The Arliss Cutter Thrillers series; Open Carry, Stone Cross, Bone Rattle and Cold Snap. Open Carry: After enlisting in the military and fighting in the Middle East, US Marshal Arliss Cutter is sent to the icy wastelands of southeast Alaska. Three people have disappeared on Prince of Wales Island. Two are crew members of the reality TV show, Alaska Adventure Jobs. The other is a Tlingit Indian girl who had the misfortune of witnessing their murders. Cutter’s job is to find the bodies, examine the crew’s footage for clues, and track down the men who killed them. Easier said than done. Especially when the whole...
Last Will and Testament
A wealthy woman’s last will and testament draws together friends, family, a master felon, and a charming conman in this delightful mystery series debut. Mrs. Arliss was witty. Mrs. Arliss was delightful. But mostly, Mrs. Arliss was rich. And now, Mrs. Arliss is dead. Her friends and relations—gathered to shed a tear, knock back a post-funeral sherry, and determine what loot they’ve inherited—are horrified to discover that things are not as they might have wished. Only two people seem to have cared for Mrs. Arliss more than for her bank account and exquisite collection of eighteenth-century miniatures. One is her girlish secretary, the very model of a flustered ingenue. The other is Virginia Freer, who had in many ways been a second Arliss daughter. They should be free to mourn, but Virginia has a problem. The miniatures are missing and all clues point to her ex-husband Felix—a man who is charming, affectionate, and a double-dipped scoundrel.
Ice Cream for Dinner
It is near the end of autumn, when colorful leaves turn to white snowflakes falling to the ground. One family looks forward to this change of seasons when they celebrate their unique tradition. Will the first snow of winter ever arrive?
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The Thinker's Guide to Evil
This book answers some of the questions like, How do we recognize evil today?
