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Two teenagers are stranded in a snowstorm when their car skids off the highway.

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The adventures of a dog born in the wilderness, left to fend for himself when a black wolf kills his mother and brothers, and finally won over by the trapper his mother had deserted.

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This novel recounts the relocation of the Cherokee people in 1838 and their forced march westward across the Trail of Tears, as witnessed through the eyes of a nine-year-old girl who is forced to leave behind her blind grandmother, her father, brother, and even her puppy.

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The fourth novel in the highly acclaimed historical mystery series finds freed slave Benjamin January upriver from New Orleans to help his former master, Simon Fourchet, investigate a mystery on one of his plantations. Reprint.

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"Arsenic and Old Lace" may be everybody's favorite play, but someone on Broward Rock has spotted its murderous potential. When the corpses on stage in the local amateur production become real ones, bookshop owner Annie Laurance must move fast to save her fiance, Max, from a murder charge.

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As children, Angel and Lina Lupo want nothing more than to escape their Italian-American Catholic upbringing for a "normal" American childhood, but as they deal with the challenges of adult relationships, romances, and the future, they rediscover the value of family bonds and love. By the author of

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Paul Monel's childhood and early manhood in the English midlands are deeply affected by his devotion to and concern for his domineering mother.

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Shows people how their previous incarnations can help them to recognize their perfect partners in this incarnation, discusses why soulmates transcend other human connections, and describes the positive action required to find a soulmate.

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The first author to win all three major mystery awards--the Agatha, the Anthony, and the MacAvity--offers her latest Annie and Max Darling mystery. Southern Ghost is a delicious Southern Gothic full of humor, electric suspense, and a beloved cast of characters.

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While studying a group of ancient artifacts, Jessi St. James encounters the image of a handsome, half-naked man inside the glass of an old mirror and discovers that she could hold the key to releasing Cian MacKeltar, a ninth-century Highlander, from the prison in which he has been trapped for more than a millennium. Reprint.

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Nominated for the 2003 Philip K. Dick Award, this "highly atmospheric debut" ("Publishers Weekly") from a stunning new voice in science fiction deftly mixes murder, politics, and cyber-romance.

A professional anthropologist recounts his experiences outside the bounds of normal reality, tracing his numerous journeys across space and time and his exchanges with shape-shifters, spirit guardians, and a Hawaiian mystic from the future.

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Introduced in The Monkey's Raincoat, L.A. private eye Elvis Cole has a smart mouth, a flair for martial arts, a passion for truth, and a borderline sociopath for a partner. When a ruthless hotel magnate hires Cole to find a priceless Japanese manuscript, Cole heads into a nest of notorious Yakuza in the heart of L.A.'s Little Tokyo.

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Drawing on the latest clinical research, this updated handbook describes the symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder, explains how it can be treated with behavior therapy, and includes advice on reducing stress. Original.

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Stormy, a black retriever, befriends Allan Marley, living alone while his father serves a prison sentence.

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A biography of the author of the beloved "Little House" books describes the Ingalls' life in the woods, their nine moves in a period of three years, the hardships they faced, and Laura's later years as a writer.

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Defining success as the journey, not the destination, Dr. Schuller, "The Master of Possibilities", shows readers how their dreams--no matter how impossible they seem--are the seeds for their success. Hope and concrete how-to's on the art of success from the bestselling author of Tough Times Never Last, But Tough People Do!

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