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The Irish Cookbook
Modern Irish recipes bringing out the real flavour of Ireland.
Boomerang
Fact or Fiction? A space opera adventure, a new possibility on an old ancient astronaut theory based on Ezekiel space ship scriptures, Ezek 1:16-24 Stay tuned for more adventures from Three Star Mining Intergalactic
I Died for Beauty
"A biography of Dorothy Wrinch"-- Provided by publisher.
Airman
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Pirates
"..I didn't want to be coldly cast away in a lifeboat with memories, a map and a dream. The map was awfully good, but I really didn't want a map. I just wanted my Dad." "..I figured that he probably planned to head west to hide out on Grandpa's farm. It was the perfect hideout, coveted for a long time by some of the island's leading ICE men." Elaine Alijah "Pirates: My Dad's Mystery" is certainly not a biography. Rather, it is a meandering voyage through my divorcee Dad's childhood, through a series of open-ended, inter-twined dramatic short stories (or "tracks") to adulthood. The treacherous ride continues up and down the corporate ladder and eventually through judicial hell, where like I've said before, Dad made a few very serious mistakes . It's the "vibeztrack" of Dad's life, available in both Standard and Teaching Editions. Perhaps even more intriguing than the stories in the book, is the dramatic epic behind it. Fortunately, for those who need to know, a wealth of behind-the-scenes info and both Elaine Alijah and C.C. Foxx, are very accessible at www.piratesthebook.com.
The Funfun Club
When Wes Blake disappears along with his millions it initially seems that he might have left his third wife and run off to start a new life. Detective Bill Reardon quickly dismisses that scenario when he learns that others whom Wes knew in his youth have also recently disappeared along with their riches. What is the common thread that binds these men together? And what is their fate? Has the perfect crime finally been committed? Reardon’s uncanny sense for people coupled with his plodding ways turns up a unique way of disposing of evidence. Much of the Funfun club action takes place in picturesque New England villages and in Naples, Florida—such a wonderful place to die.
Below the Line
For Fans of Hollywood Noir and novels by Elmore Leonard and Michael Connolly comes a new crime novel from a Hollywood insider and true crime writer. Former Detroit homicide detective Edwin Blake broke into show business as a script consultant on cop movies. Now living in Los Angeles five years later, Blake is suffering from clinical depression, is no longer in demand in film and TV – and money is short. But things look up when Blake gets a call from wealthy, oddball producer, Jason “JP” Perry, telling him he wants to hire him for a future cable TV series. But there’s a catch. First he wants Blake to locate the missing ex-wife of a “friend of a friend” from Chicago. Blake will be ...
Voice
Have you ever felt alone? Well, a student at Rose Academy has always felt that way. In fact, with no friends and no one being fond of you, what's the point in continuing on in this life, right? But one day, that sort of thinking was altered when this student accidently downloads a software that will change one's life forever. This software talks to you, laughs with you, eats with you, and will be there for you. But most importantly, she is your friend . . . and she is alive. However, she is also linked to the murders that have been occurring lately. Does she really want to be your friend like she says, or is she after your life? But with the help of a dedicated and mysterious student body president, an immature and anything-but-nice bully, and a perv doctor, we will soon discover the truth.
JazzTimes
JazzTimes has been published continuously since 1970 and is the recipient of numerous awards for journalisim and graphic design. A large crossection of music afficionados and fans alike view JazzTimes as America's premier jazz magazine.In addition to insightful profiles of emerging and iconic stars, each issue contains over 100 reviews of the latest CDs, Books and DVDs. Published ten times annually, JazzTimes provides uncompromising coverage of the American jazz scene.
Index Medicus
Vols. for 1963- include as pt. 2 of the Jan. issue: Medical subject headings.
