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Our Reunion
Musician Samantha Whitwell had no idea that playing at her older sister's twenty-fifth high school reunion would be a life altering event. But when she is introduced to Tina Mellekas, the former school track star, everything changes. Tina, trying to get her life back in order after a serious car accident, isn't quite sure what to make of the younger woman's persistence in wanting to form a friendship. Our Reunion is the story of these two women as they get to know each other and learn not only about friendship, but also about true love.
THOMPSON v. JAMESON, 5 U.S. 282 (1803)
File No. 127
Seriously Hexed
Tina Connolly continues the hilarious adventures of teen witch Camellia and her mother, wicked witch Sarmine, in Seriously Hexed, this latest installment to the Andre Norton Award-nominated "Seriously Wicked" series. Teen witch Cam has resigned herself to being a witch. Sort of. She’s willing to do small things, like magically help her boyfriend Devon get over his ongoing stage fright. But tangling with other witches is not on her wishlist. Joining her mother’s wicked witch coven is right out. New acquaintance Poppy Jones is a Type A, A+ Student of True Witchery. She’s got all the answers, and she’s delighted to tangle with a bunch of wicked witches. She doesn’t need any reluctant ...
Mutual Funds Guide
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The Bubble and the Bear
The Bubble and the Bear recounts the dramatic rise and fall in Nortel stock value and tracks its devastating effects on personal savings and investments in Canada. A brilliant analysis of Canada' s most damaging stock gamble. A cautionary tale of stock market mania, drawing on interviews with Canadian investors who lost tens of thousands of dollars, Nortel employees, and the precious few analysts who foresaw the collapse of the stock. The tech industry boom of the late 1990s led stock analysts to believe that Nortel and other telecommunications industry leaders were a sure thing, the stock that every Canadian should own. By the summer of 2000, Nortel had a market capitalization of almost $37...
