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This is the amazing, true survival tale of an American Air Force pilot who was shot down during a peacekeeping mission over Bosnia. "Basher Five-Two" includes a photo insert with pictures of the captain as a child, as well as of his plane.

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Traces the major movements of and contributors to philosophic thought by examining such major issues as fate, immortality, education, and society.

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Years after their innocent childhood, a widowed Jack Kilvert returns to Hubbard's Point with his young daughter, Nell, in the hopes of recapturing old friendships and lost memories.

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Already a classic in the alcoholism treatment community, Becoming Naturally Therapeutic is a guide for all who serve as listeners of counselors in the lives of others.

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Recent studies have shown that being adopted can affect many aspects of adoptees' lives, from relationships with adoptive parents to bonds with their own children. Using their combined total of 55 years experience in clinical and research work with adoptees and their families, the authors use the voices of adoptees themselves to trace how adoption is experienced over a lifetime.

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Legendary warrior and lover Hawk meets his match when beautiful and headstrong Adrienne de Simone is whisked back in time by a vengeful fairy from modern-day Seattle into the arms of the arrogant sixteenth-century Scottish rogue. Original.

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Short stories include portraits of a young sailor's clash with authority, the extreme passive resistance of a law clerk, and a mutiny on a slave ship.

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From the bestselling author of Forbidden comes a sizzling historical romance set on the American frontier. The pampered daughter of a millionaire flees suffocating Boston society to join in the gold rush. But in the dangerous, undeveloped Indian territories, something more precious than gold awaits her.

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Returning to her South Side alma mater for a reunion, private detective V.I. Warshawski becomes involved in the search for a former classmate's long-lost father, a quest that uncovers a web of corruption, danger, and murder.

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These strange and wonderful tales of beauty and terror will transport the reader from the light to the dark, from inner space to the infinite, from the beginnings of time to the outermost limits of the future.

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Focuses on the biological and physiological differences between the male and female brain.

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Lindy and Jake Markov had been a successful couple until Jake takes up with a younger woman, and claims he owes Lindy nothing since they had never married, but when attorney Nina Reilly takes Lindy's case, the result is murder. Reprint. AB. K.

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After allowing her best friend's fiance to stay at her inn to finish the final chapter of his book, Sloan Fairchild faces a painful choice between her loyalty to a friend and her growing love for the dashing Carter Madison.

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After Dave Allard is convicted due to the testimony of Major Brionne, Allard's brothers become determined to take revenge.

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Cat Brules, a tough plainsman, pursues a one-man battle for revenge against the Comanches for the death of his best friend and his beloved.

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Southern belle-turned-private investigator Sarah Booth Delaney struggles to cope with her antebellum Delta estate's local ghost, who is determined to save her from spinsterhood, and with Lawrence Ambrose's dinner party, a lavish occasion that end in murder after the host brags about his new tell-all

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The experiences of animals struggling for survival in the frozen wilderness are portrayed in a story about Buck, a sled dog in the Klondike, and a tale about White Fang, part dog and part wolf, who wins the affection of a sympathetic master.

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Moving to Innocence, Mississippi, to escape the public eye following her much publicized break-up with her composer lover, celebrated concert violinist Caroline Waverly finds that Innocence is no haven from a killer at large.

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An annual Civil War reenactment in Crozet, Virginia, turns bloody when a local landowner is shot, and age-old feuds over water and land rights have postmistress Mrs. Murphy and her feline compatriots worried about their peaceful town.

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In their 10th mystery, Mary Minor "Harry" Haristeen, her Welsh Corgi, Tee Tucker, her portly gray cat Pewter, and of course, feline sleuth extraordinare, Mrs. Murphy, arrive in small Crozet, Virginia, for the annual Dogwood Festival. As spring fever hits the air, so does murder. Mrs. Murphy soon knows who the murderer is--and who's next in line.