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After David
A divorcée empty-nester begins a consuming affair with a younger jazz musician in "After David", Catherine Texier’s novel about the potency of midlife longing. Eve’s life story can be compartmentalized into periods: her...
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A divorcée empty-nester begins a consuming affair with a younger jazz musician in "After David", Catherine Texier’s novel about the potency of midlife longing. Eve’s life story can be compartmentalized into periods: her...
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by Willem Marx
"Hunting" is a good-natured trophy hunter’s memoir about crisscrossing North America in pursuit of an exclusive prize. Kevin Aelred Dettler’s memoir "Hunting" covers dozens of big-game hunting trips around North America. Beginning...
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Steeped in thousands of years of knowledge, ranging from ancient wisdom to cutting-edge scientific advancements, "Unstoppable Brain" is a persuasive self-help text. Medical doctor Kyra Bobinet’s fresh, science-based self-help book...
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by Willem Marx
Combining industry expertise with academic rigor, "The New Technology State" is an informed book that argues for taking a more critical stance toward technology. Part history, part call to action, technology executive Bill Raduchel’s...
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In the compelling science fiction novel "Runners", a tight-knit crew displays true camaraderie despite the dystopian leanings of their world. Set in a dystopian corporate world, Justin Hale’s science fiction novel "Runners" follows a...
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"How to Hire" is an action-oriented business guide with strategies for attracting, hiring, and retaining top talent. Written for business owners, Clint Smith’s informative business guide concerns hiring the right people and building a...
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by Karen Rigby
In Alle C. Hall’s candid novel-in-stories "As Far as You Can Go Before You Have to Come Back", a teenage runaway flees an incestuous situation to pursue a new version of herself. Armed with survival ideas from Lonely Planet, Jen vows...
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"Insubordinate" is an optimistic self-help book for modern women who want to bridge the gap between literary examples of women’s power and the needs of their own working lives. Drawing on global leadership knowledge, Jocelyn Davis’s...
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