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reviewed Oath of Office. 24 hours ago
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Oath of office by michael Palmer
Michael Palmer, a physician, is the author of seventeen fascinating best selling medical thrillers. He and Robin Cook are the leaders in the field of medical thrillers, books that revolve around unusual …
reviewed Calico Joe. Saturday
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Calico Joe
**Review Contains What Could Be Considered Spoilers**      Calico Joe is a fantastic novel.      When Joe Castle comes up to the big leagues he has an unbelievable …
reviewed House Made of Dawn (P.S.) by N. Scott.... Saturday
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House Made of Dawn (P.S.)
I always find it interesting that authors who write such opaque prose are lauded as great writers. Isn't the point of great writing to make it easier for the reader to live in the world the author …
reviewed Play Like You Mean It: Passion, Laugh.... Saturday
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Play Like You Mean It: Passion, Laughs, and Leadership in the World's Most Beautiful Game
Rex Ryan is an obnoxious, undisciplined, loud mouth jerk just like his father. When I saw he "wrote" a book, I could help myself. I had to read it.      I still believe Rex …
reviewed Every Dead Thing. Friday
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Every Dead Thing
NYPD detective Charlie Parker's wife and daughter are mutilated and murdered.      Trying to get his life together, he resigns from the department and his former partner asks him …
reviewed Southern Invincibility: A History of .... Tuesday
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Southern Invincibility: A History of the Confederate Heart
Sword slices off a big topic with this ambitious history of the heart of the Confederacy, the disunited southern half of the U. S. Civil War from 1861 to 1865.  His title gives an accurate assessment …
posted a Quick Tip about Supergirl: Power. May 12
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Supergirl: Power
I wouldn't say that this is a classic but it sure is a fun read and I am sure most would agree. I do recommend this volume for any comic fans out there. It is a nice self discovery story and a coming …
reviewed Supergirl: Power. May 12
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Supergirl: Power
      SUPERGIRL   POWER      Ah yes we all know of the super one called Superman but what about a little lady called Supergirl. To me I have always found …
reviewed Kidnapped (Penguin Classics). May 11
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Kidnapped (Penguin Classics)
It is May 1886. Imagine yourself an avid reader of Britain's YOUNG FOLKS magazine. In recent years and months you have read there two fascinating novels by pseudonymous Captain George North -- now …
reviewed Supergirl: Friends and Fugitives. May 11
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Supergirl: Friends and Fugitives
Superman freed the bottled city of Kandor from the clutches of Brainiac in a brutal battle, that ended with his adoptive father Jonathan Kent being killed by the mad alien. 100,000 Kryptonians were freed, …
reviewed Supergirl: Who is Superwoman?. May 10
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Supergirl: Who is Superwoman?
After the battle with the combined might of the Justice League and Justice Society, as well as an ambush that left Supergirl's father dead. The Kryptonians now led by Supergirl's mother Alura …
reviewed Superman: Nightwing & Flamebird, Vol. 1. May 10
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Superman: Nightwing & Flamebird, Vol. 1
After the battle with the combined might of the Justice League and Justice Society, as well as an ambush that left Supergirl's father dead. The Kryptonians now led by Supergirl's mother Alura …
posted a Quick Tip about Summer of the Wolves. May 09
Polly Carlson-Voiles - SUMMER OF THE WOLVES
A children's book adults will love to read themselves. Hopeful but realistic. I agree with Kikus: "A little gem of a book for wild-hearted lovers of the natural world."
posted a Quick Tip about A New Earth: Awakening to Your Life's.... May 08
A New Earth: Awakening to Your Life's Purpose
It will save your life if you allow it to penitrate your mind.
reviewed Superman: Mon-El. May 04
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Superman: Mon-El
The Kryptonians who were freed from the bottled city of Kandor have begun life side by side with the humans, and both sides are pretty much skeptical of the other. Humans from behind the scenes aren't …
reviewed Indentured. April 28
Indentured
Declan Stringfellow's toddler son is an innocent bystander, killed when a drugs deal goes wrong. Devastated, Stringfellow embarks on a vigilante crusade, earning himself something of a hero status by …
reviewed Slander: Liberal Lies About the Ameri.... April 27
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Slander: Liberal Lies About the American Right
That is a line from a song on Elvis Costello's excellent debut album.  Now that I might have just established a bit of hip cachet, I'm going to destroy it by saying I've never gotten …
reviewed The China Study: Startling Implicatio.... April 24
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The China Study
It is a great opportunity for those of us that are doubters of diet impacting our health to read the book and/or view the video that is so informative.  This is a great educational enlightenment …
reviewed Dollars and Uncommon Sense. April 21
Dollars and Uncommon Sense by Steven Repak
My initial reaction to books like "Dollars and Uncommon Sense: Basic Training For Your Money" is always the same. Why do so many Americans need to read a book or take a seminar to learn how to manage …
reviewed True Grit. April 19
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True Grit
A Western novel written in the form of a first-person account from a grown-up Mattie Ross, TRUE GRIT is kind of a 19th century version of TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD, but instead of Atticus Finch there's …
reviewed The Hunger Games. April 19
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The Hunger Games: Book 1
Told from the perspective of the main character, Katniss, THE HUNGER GAMES takes place in a future where the United States as we know it no longer exists. The book never explains exactly what happened, …
reviewed Rule by Secrecy: The Hidden History T.... April 19
Jim Marrs (born 1943) is a journalist, and author of many books such as Crossfire: The Plot That Killed Kennedy, The Trillion-Dollar Conspiracy: How the New World Order, Man-Made Diseases, and Zombie …
reviewed Finally Home: Elysabeth Eldering. April 18
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Finally Home: Elysabeth Eldering
Finally Home   Author: Elysabeth Eldering           Uprooting a teenager just when things are starting to look up for her can be traumatic, upsetting …
reviewed Special Topics in Calamity Physics. April 18
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Special Topics in Calamity Physics
I remember reading glowing reviews of this book when it was published a few years ago, but now that I finally got around to reading I find myself merely whelmed.  While the writing is sometimes fresh, …
reviewed Elizabeth and Hazel: Two Women of Lit.... April 17
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Elizabeth and Hazel: Two Women of Little Rock
On September 4, 1957 Will Counts was just a guy out there doing his job. Will was a photographer for the "Arkansas Democrat" afternoon newspaper and he had been assigned to cover a momentous …
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