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Elizabeth Burke, a young widow with two small children, finds fulfillment in her secret erotic daydreams, until real passion steps into her life in the person of Thad Randolph.

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Nero Wolfe, the arrogant, gourmandizing, sedentary sleuth, returns--with his perambulatory man-about-town Archie Goodwin in tow--playing snake charmer in a case with more twists than an anaconda, and hoping to catch a killer who's still got poison in his heart.

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As a cholera epidemic weaves its way through the corners of 1833 New Orleans, Benjamin January's healing talents are stretched to the limit, leading him into a dark web of lies that will threaten his freedom and his life. Reprint. NYT.

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A columnist and urban refugee describes her odyssey from city life to rural bliss and from single to married in a whimsical account of a first year on a fifty-acre farm in western Pennsylvania, as she describes her new two- and four-legged friends, including Sassy the mule, her wedding present to he

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An updated edition of a controversial best-seller shows people looking to end their suffering from unbearable pain due to terminal or incurable illness how to prepare for and commit suicide and offers other relevant information on such issues as euthanasia, living wills, hospice care, legal implica

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Struggling artist Laura Sutherland finds herself a suspect in the murder of a scion of the wealthy Kilbourne clan, a dynasty founded on secrets.

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Three sisters gather at their childhood home, thinking they've put the past behind them. Caroline Renwick and Joe Connor were pen pals as children--until the teenaged Joe learned the truth of his father's death. After years of silence, Caroline still feels a connection, but she wonders if Joe holds the key to her family's healing--or it's destruction.

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Provides the true story of the actions that led to the raising of the flag at Iwo Jima by the American Marines in February 1945, complete with maps and an eight-page photo insert. Reissue.

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When a little boy suffering from bizarre and mysterious symptoms is brought to neurosurgeon Zack Iverson, the doctor finds himself caught in a nightmarish web of medical experimentation, unspeakable side effects, and terror as he tries to uncover the hospital's monstrous secrets.

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Four beautiful women--Jessie-Ann, an ex-model and owner of a trend-setting fashion agency; Danae, a brilliant photographer; innocent model Gala-Rose, and Caroline, the beautiful executive--find their yearnings for love threatening their successful, glamorous lives in the fashion world.

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A new technique of self-therapy that teaches to identify and change the way your personal problems concretely exist in your body.

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Cassandra Eleanor Valentine searches for a way to become a celebrity in her school.

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The tenth volume in the Foxfire series covers a variety of new topics and includes the voices of heretofore untapped Appalachian citizens who present a vibrant picture of the American South in transition, from the turn of the century through the Depression years. Full of wit and wisdom--a celebration of what is basic to life. 150 photographs and line drawings.

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The youngest daughter of Rip Stewart, Cricket is as quick and stubborn as her headstrong father, and her temper is tested by Texas Ranger Jarret Creed, who rescues her from Comanche Indians.

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This volume predicts the pace of environmental change during the next 30 years and the ways in which the individual must face and learn to cope with personal and social change.

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Selected by actress Eve Benedict to write the legendary star's biography, writer Julia Summers delves into Eve's past and discovers dark secrets that some people--especially Eve's stepson, Paul--would kill to find out.

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Unhappy in a home seemingly devoid of love, a fourteen-year-old albino boy who thinks of himself as Harold the Ghost runs away to join the circus, where he works with the elephants and searches for a sense of who he is.

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Nine years after her elopement with a cowboy, Olivia Morrison returns to the Louisiana estate of her wealthy stepfather as a prodigal daughter, with an eight-year-old daughter in tow, uncertain of her reception.

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A Yuletide story of dogs and death from the author of A Paws Before Dying. Holly Winter, a Dog's Life columnist on the wrong side of 30, sniffs out crime and corruption on the streets of Cambridge. Oscar Patterson disappears, Holly and her entourage of endearing friends embark on an investigation that unleashes a tale of doggy chicanery and deceit involving dognapping and murder.

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Originally published: Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, 1960.