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The New Evidence That Demands A Verdict Fully Updated To Answer The Questions Challenging Christians Today
Josh McDowell
Thomas Nelson, 1999
An Appeal to the Mind
+ Unapologetic
+ good reading
+ This book changed by life
+ Great Resource
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A Wolf at the Table: A Memoir of My Father
Augusten Burroughs
St. Martin's Press, 2008
All Augusten Burroughs book are brilliant
+ Audiobook truly unique and heart wrenching
+ This book gave me chills
+ Sick Father
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Other People's Love Letters: 150 Letters You Were Never Meant to See
Bill Shapiro
Clarkson Potter, 2007
trust me, you'll/she'll/he'll love it!
+ Fun read
I really enjoy this book. There is something both sweet and scandalous about the idea of reading snippets of other peoples' love letters. Each time I pick it up I find something new that I hadn't noticed the last time I read it. The imagination whirls wondering about the writers and the recipients. ...
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The Broken Window: A Lincoln Rhyme Novel (Lincoln Rhyme)
Jeffery Deaver
Simon & Schuster, 2008
The Broken Window
+ Good
+ Was the dossier on Sachs for real??!!
+ One of Deaver's Best
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Hello, Cupcake!: Irresistibly Playful Creations Anyone Can Make
Alan Richardson, Karen Tack
Houghton Mifflin, 2008
fantastic!!!!!
+ Hello Cupcake
+ Hello Cupcake
+ Hello Cupcake
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2012: The War for Souls
Whitley Strieber
Tor Books, 2007
Great writing too bad some just don't get it!!
+ A terrific si fi read--Stephen King with a soul!
+ Cannibal, Cussing, Shape-Shifting Reptiles - a winner!
Strieber was writing great fiction when probably many, including myself, weren't even a gleam in our daddy's eye yet.
I love this genre and have read all his old novels. In 2012 he flexes his muscles as a writer. I think perhaps he's too subtle and sophisticated for these doltish one star ...
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A Lifetime of Secrets: A PostSecret Book
Frank Warren
William Morrow, 2007
Lifetime of Secrets
+ Only complaint...not long enough.
+ A Great Party Book
+ A Lifetime of Secrets:A PostSecret Book
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The Abduction Mass Market
Mark Gimenez
Vanguard Press, 2008
Not to Miss
This was my first Gimenez book. It won't be my last. Very clever plot manipulation. Loved the coincidences that worked out the "plan." I didn't want to put the book down once I had begun. You don't want to miss this one.
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The Darkest Evening of the Year
Dean Koontz
Bantam, 2007
Fantastic!
+ Interesting Critique
Every Dean Koontz book is a great Dean Koontz book. I love them all!
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In Odd We Trust
Dean Koontz
Del Rey, 2008
Nice work
+ Exciting Prequal to ODD THOMAS
+ In Odd we Trust: Stellar!
+ If you didn't like the way the first bood turned out.....
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Duma Key: A Novel
Stephen King
Scribner, 2008
Truly mind blowing
+ Best of the recent Stephen King novels
I am a huge fan of Stephen King. Some of his stories truly scare me. A couple of months ago I picked up Duma Key. This book is so great. I'm an author myself and I learn so much from Stephen King every time I pick up one his books.
In Duma Key Edgar Freemantle encounters a terrible construction ...
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Lisa Gardner
Bantam, 2007
Excellent Thriller!
+ Run out to get this
+ another great read
+ Family on the run for unknown reason
+ Keeps You Guessing
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The Road (Oprah's Book Club)
Cormac McCarthy
Vintage Books, 2007
In the midst of desolation and despair can good survive?
+ A Dreary Road Weaving Through a Bleak Future
+ READ THIS BOOK
+ Vivid, engaging and subliminal
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Family Tree
Barbara Delinsky
Anchor, 2008
Delinsky delivers again!
+ Family History Mystery
+ Great Story
I am a long-time fan of Barbara Delinsky. Her stories are fascinating and her characters are believable and deep. Delinsky consistently delivers a tale with twists and turns, with romance and mystery. In this story, a white couple welcomes the birth of their baby, only to experience a shock when ...
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The Virgin of Small Plains: A Novel
Ballantine Books, 2006
Nancy at her best
+ What can I say? I liked it!
I've read all of Nancy Pickard's novels, and this is one of the most intriguing. The suspension of disbelief required is considerable, so the fact that she still carries off a real page-turner is all the more impressive.
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