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The serene existence of the inhabitants of picture-perfect Secret Cove is shattered by the one-hundred-year anniversary of a young woman's unspeakable act, and young Melissa Holloway becomes the unwilling receptacle for this legacy of evil.

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This #1 New York Times bestseller by relationships expert and media personality Barbara DeAngelis is now available for the first time in trade paperback.

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The young widow, Alicia Russell, is shocked when her lover, Pierce Reynolds, suddenly begins to act coldly toward her.

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After a series of murders in which the victims are all blondes who did not resist their attacker, police chief Rafe Sullivan calls in the FBI for assistance and is concerned by the atypical methods of the responding agent, Isabel Adams.

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In this thrilling sequel to Daughter of the Empire, Lady Mara faces a vengeful blood enemy who doesn't know Mara has a strategic secret weapon--a rakish Midkemian slave whose real identity will change the rimworld forever. "A tale of love, hate, and sacrifice against the panorama of an alien yet familiar society".--Publishers Weekly.

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With their most treacherous mission yet behind them, heroes Seregil and Alec resume their double life as dissolute nobles and master spies, in this fourth Nightrunners book. But in a world of rivals and charmers, fate has a different plan. Original.

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As one by one the children housed at The Academy, a clifftop mansion school for gifted children, begin to die mysterious deaths, Josh McCallum, a brilliant but lonely boy, knows that someone or something evil is to blame.

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Brings to life Shakespeare's England and the original production of his plays.

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Thirty hair-raising tales by some of the world's most famous authors have been skillfully retold here especially for young readers. Includes such famous chillers as the Brothers Grimm's "The Robber Bridegroom", "The Golem", and tales by Nathaniel Hawthorne and Washington Irving. Illustrations.

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A medical thriller in the tradition of Robin Cook, this New York Times bestseller is the perfect follow-up to Palmer's Natural Causes. Dr. Kate Bennett, a brilliant young pathologist, races against time to uncover the cause of a strange, deadly illness that is about to claim its third hospital victim.

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Shares more than one thousand hand gestures from the American sign language representing words dealing with things, people, foods, adjectives and adverbs, numbers, time, places, health, recreation, religion, and emotions.

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A unique family occasion is looming for Mr. and Mrs. Doyle. They have been married for 25 years. The silver wedding party their children plan brings about all the characters from their life together--and a wonderful mix of tales. From the author of Firefly Summer.

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"The FlyLady" presents an innovative approach to organizing one's home and the essential tasks needed to keep a house--and life--in order, integrating housecleaning tips with zany anecdotes as she develops easy-to-follow housekeeping routines that break down overwhelming chores into manageable "mis

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Young Caroline Meeber leaves home for the first time and experiences work, love, and the pleasures and responsibilities of independence in late nineteenth-century Chicago and New York.

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Concluding his trilogy of memoirs begun in "October Sky, " the author returns to Coalwood, West Virginia, recalling the summer of 1961. With a year of college behind him, Homer "Sonny" Hickam returns home when his father, the superintendent of the coal mine, is accused of negligence in a man's death. Sonny takes his first real steps toward manhood by unraveling the story behind the man's death.

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Nestled at the foot of a mesa where the Kokati Indians still practice their ancient rituals in their isolated pueblo, the small town of Borrego becomes the focus of an insidious force that has targeted the teenagers of the New Mexico hamlet.

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Poems deal with nature, land, and travel.

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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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