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A quirky gang of plush toys makes this a bizarre and intoxicating tale of friendship, betrayal, and karma. A world full of living, breathing teddy bears may sound like a childhood fantasy, but David Lee’s "The Bear" is far from...
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The Arab-Israeli conflict is distilled through personal battles in this thriller with a poignant edge. In a thoughtful and fast-paced thriller, Dennis A. Nehamen introduces Zach Miller, a writer thrust into a deadly plot from almost the...
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This is an excellent way to plunge into history and vicariously experience the thrilling ride that was the Klondike gold rush. In July of 1897, the steamship Portland arrived in Seattle bearing more than a ton of gold and sixty-eight...
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An exceptionally well-developed character, Allie is on a never-ending quest for understanding that tests her strength, faith, and courage. Thirty-year-old Allie McDuff knows what she wants … kind of. An elementary school teacher in a...
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by Lynn Evarts
A kidnapping and murder ordered by a dictator, a web of lies and deceit by the US government, and Cold War calculations: it’s not a spy novel. It all really happened. The story of how Jesus de Galindez, a Columbia University professor,...
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Justina is at a romantic crossroads. Laurina Osborne’s second novel, "Choose Me", follows the twenty-year journey leading up to the collision of circumstances that brings together the three men Justina has loved. She’ll have to make...
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In "Intrinsic to Universe", Tan Kheng Yeang addresses what he perceives as humanity’s common frustration with the near futility of organized society. Yeang begins by asserting that current and past societies function outside the...
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Iranians possess such an “enormous national pride,” says Parviz Saney of his fellow countrymen, that they “as a whole never acknowledge defeat.” While this inner strength has often served them well in the darker periods of their...