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In the seventh Arthur Beauchamp novel, a Russian dominatrix videos her session with a top federal cabinet minister. The video gets into the hands of Beauchamp's wife, leader of the Green Party, and when it is leaked, Beauchamp must defend her against a massive lawsuit.

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This installment of Deverell's acclaimed Arthur Beauchamp series gives readers both a tense, insider view of a courtroom drama along with political satire and tongue-in-cheek humour -- for dedicated Arthur fans or those meeting him for the first time

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Travel with the Doctor in this essential companion for the modernDoctor Whoera

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An essential guide to the Doctor, for everyone from the most avid fan to the first time viewer.

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Doctor Who's 50 year history is examined through 50 of the essential stories, revealing behind-the-scene details, the exhilarating moments, the connections to Doctor Who lore, the relationships, the goofs, the interesting trivia and more. For the diehard fan and Who newbies alike.

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Both a handbook and history of the Blue Communities movement, which encourages a common water framework.

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A charming novel about a disgraced opera singer, her cancer-plagued brother-in-law, a temperamental parrot named Tulip, and a competitive whistling group called the Warblers.

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Retraces the long road that Tom Waits has travelled and explores the music that made him a legend, reconstructing the towering myth that he has created for himself along the way. This work includes the comprehensive Waits discography and a chapter detailing the legendary artist's exploits in the 21st century.

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A practical guide for golfers that includes elements such as strategy, mental wellness, and breathing. With insights from 70 of the world's top golfers and specific tips for improving short game, developing an effective shot routine, tuning out mental chatter, getting over the "yips," and enhancing self-talk.

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A white rock 'n' roll guitarist on stage with the Godfather of Soul.

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Including accounts from eyewitnesses to Lee's real-life fights, newspaper clippings, diary entries, and audio recordings, Wrath of the Dragon is the first book that deals directly with the question of Bruce Lee's real-world fighting ability and presents the definitive case for Bruce being every bit as lethal as he appears onscreen.

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Includes facsimiles of two documents in envelope attached to cover page 3.

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You can't bury them all follows the narratives we construct to survive the tragic failures of our humanity: everything that's buried by snow, dirt, and ash, just like everything that's buried by politics, homophobia, sexism, racism, and religion is resurrected, demanding to be heard.

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Dennis Byron is best-known for his work as the Bee-Gee's drummer from 1974-1979, the peak period of the band that including the 40M-plus selling album Saturday Night Fever. This illuminating biography details life on one of the wildest rides in pop/rock history.

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Fans of this rock-and-roll icon will love this well-researched account that documents his first 20 years in Ontario and Manitoba, Canada, before moving to California in 1966.

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Sadie McCarney's Your Therapist Says It's Magical Thinking is a buoyant second collection that playfully navigates the turbulent waters of life with mental illness and neurodivergence.

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Many of the highly praised bibliographies that make up "The Annotated Bibliography of Canada's Major Authors" are also available in individual author reprints. Separately bound and covered, each bibliography concentrates on one major Canadian author.

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