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The Scott Drayco Series: Books 1-3
The last thing he needed was to inherit a rundown opera house. And now, he’s just found a body inside. Scott Drayco isn’t a typical private detective: a former concert pianist with the rare condition of synesthesia—where he "sees" sounds as colors, shapes, and textures—he turned to a career in law enforcement after a violent attack put an end to his music dreams. When Drayco inherits a rundown Opera House in a Virginia seaside town following a particularly brutal case, he just wants to arrange a quick sale for the unwanted “gift” while nursing his battered soul in a peaceful setting near the shore. Those hopes are shattered when a dead body turns up on the Opera House stage, a my...
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Permanently Beat Bacterial Vaginosis
From the bestselling women's health author Caroline D. Greene Join the fast-growing group of women who have decided to take ownership of their health and not be held hostage by BV, TODAY. In this Book, Medical Researcher and Former Bacterial Vaginosis Sufferer Teaches You: How to safely and naturally rid yourself of the vaginal discharge and embarrassing fishy smell. Why the conventional treatments often make matters WORSE How to Stop wasting time and money on visits to the doctor. What BV is and is not and how to diagnose it properly Which of the products you're using that are potentially contributing to the problem What you need to know about bacterial vaginosis and pregnancy How to quickl...
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The Quest for Food
This book explores the links between food and human cultural and physical evolution. Each chapter begins by summarizing the basic knowledge in the field, discusses recent research results, and confirms or challenges established concepts, inviting new insight and provoking new questions. This book catalyzes discussion between scientists working on one side in food science and on the other side in biological and biomedical research.
Looted Libraries, Looted Books
Supported by the legal ideas of Hugo Grotius, the Swedish armies exploited opportunities to seize books as spoils of war from conquered enemies to an unparalleled degree in the seventeenth century. They took books from countries such as today’s Latvia, Poland, Germany, the Czech Republic and Denmark, distributing the goods to recently founded institutions and private manors in their native country. In Looted Libraries, Looted Books – The Swedish Case, Peter Sjökvist gives a summarizing overview of these plunders: from which regions and owners full libraries or selected books were taken during the conflicts, where they subsequently tended to end up when arriving in Sweden, and how they have been received and curated over the years. It is argued that it can be questioned whether large portions of the spoils have served any proper user needs in their new contexts.
