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Caught Up in the Drama

The seventh book in The Good Girlz series from national bestselling author ReShonda Tate Billingsley Shes in the spotlight . . . The Good Girlz have always known their girlfriend Camille is a gifted dancer. But when she wins the Search for a Star talent competition, its her incredible singing voice that blows them awaywhy didnt she tell them she could sing like Beyonc and Ciara rolled into one? And when Camille lands a spot in rap superstar Siscos new music video, Jasmine, Angel, and Alexis discover yet another side to their friendtotal diva! Will it get too hot too soon? With her new hair weave, trendy clothes, and too-cool attitude, Camille is working everyones nerves, even her boyfriend Xaviers. But when a photo of Camille and Sisco causes a tabloid scandal, the wannabe starlet gets a taste of unwanted fame. Meanwhile Alexis, upset over her wealthy parents divorce, suddenly...
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Sons and Daughters

SYNOPSISCharlotte is an only child, reared by a brutal father who cannot forgive her for not being the son he desires. Loved by most that she meets, Charlotte has a gift for friendship, and it is her work as a Sunday School teacher that gives her hope ' and an escape from home. When Charlotte meets Miles Thornton, she is instantly drawn to him. He is new to the area and a widower, with three lovely young sons to look after but the one thing he has longed for is a daughter. As they grow to understand one another, it seems that Miles and Charlotte have more in common than meets the eye Sweeping from the early 1920s through to the end of World War II, SONS AND DAUGHTERS is a compelling, traditional saga set against the Lincolnshire landscape that Margaret Dickinson portrays so well.
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Nothing to Lose

So you think you know all about superheroes? Those guys in the capes and the lightly starched spandex speedoes. Leaping tall buildings and always getting the girl. You don't know nothing. Join Steve Vernon, Nova Scotia's hardest working horror writer, as he takes you into the world of Captain Nothing. It's a world without hope, a world that is as cold and dark as a landlord's heart, three days after the rent is due. It's a world that could give the Batman a case of the squirming night fears. NOTHING TO LOSE is a collection of stories that will show you the darker side of courage. It will show you the shadows in a hero's heart. Go on. I dare you to take a closer look. You've got nothing to lose.
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Are These Eyeballs?

Contained within are two short stories that will hopefully make you think twice before turning out the lights. In "Are These Eyeballs" a Halloween game threatens to do more than scare the neighbourhood kids. In "The Cubicle" one man revisits his past and has the chance to find closure.
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The In Death Collection, Books 26-29

More information to be announced soon on this forthcoming title from Penguin USA
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Devil's Heart

Flynn Donovan’s only real home is on a stage, strumming her guitar in underground bars and lounges. She’s close to her big break when she’s summoned to Ireland and faced with a life-altering choice—and a six-foot, dimpled distraction in the form of local pub owner Patrick Keane.Patrick has some musical talent of his own—and can play her body like an instrument. Flynn’s tempted to write off their encounter as a fling and fly back to the States. Should she give up the real-life fairy tale for her lifelong dream?Sometimes, she discovers, the most difficult choices are the ones made while the music plays on
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The Pot Thief Who Studied Einstein

ReviewMike Orenduff's mysteries are intelligent, clever, and downright funny, with a spicy Old Town Albuquerque setting and plots as pungent and twisted as a chile ristra. I'm in love with Hubie Schuze--pot thief, shopkeeper, reluctant sleuth, and cook extraordinaire. A winning series! ----Susan Wittig Albert, author of the China Bayles mysteries...fun, amusing mysteries that allow readers to enter into the world of art and philosophy, science and murder. Mystery nuts will love the twists and turns of Hubert s dilemmas and Orenduff s fast but intricate plots that weave in New Mexico culture. Buy a Pot Thief Murder Mystery, grab a margarita, and read up! --Mirage, the University of New Mexico Alumni Magazine Product DescriptionMaybe it was the chance for an easy $2500. Or maybe it was the chance to examine a treasure trove of Anasazi pots...or maybe it was just a slow day at his Old Town Albuquerque shop that prompted Hubie Schuze to be blindfolded and chauffeured to meet a reclusive collector looking for a confidential appraisal. Sure, it was an odd setup, but what could possibly go wrong? Hubie's devil-may-care attitude fades fast when he finds three of his own Anasazi copies among the genuine antiquities. Worse, when the driver drops him back home, what he doesn't find are the twenty-five crisp hundred dollar bills the collector gave him. Incensed at the rip-off, Hubie is determinded to recoup his cash, burt Detective Whit Fletcher interrupts, dragging Hubie to the morgue to identify a John Doe. When the sheet is pulled back, Hubie is stunned to see the collector. Hubie is not a suspect - yet. But the longer he persues his missing appraisal fee, the more tangled he becomes in the collector's shadowy life.
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Alien Enigma

The Bolt Cluster is an area of close-knit stars that harbors a curious planet and deadly secret. Starships which enter the cluster never return. An alien enigma there has cost Wannstead Industries so many lives and ships that they finally decide to turn it over to the US Space Navy and its futuristic contingent of roughneck Marines. Captain Keane leads mankind's most lethal spaceship into unknown alien territory, fighting battles against a bizarre alien species that will never surrender. Keane and the crew of Doc Travis are now involved in mankind's first interstellar war, where the very existence of humanity may be at stake. The Bolt Cluster enigma must not only be solved but Keane and the Doc Travis also have to survive and return to Earth. Humanity must be warned of the threat or all the lives and ships lost so far will be in vain.
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Blondie

For more than 75 years Blondie and Dagwood Bumstead have been one of America's favorite couples. Through war and peace, through boom and bust, through sexual revolution and social upheaval, Blondie has become the most widely read comic strip in syndication-in 35 languages and in 47 countries.Blondie?the comic strip?was born on September 8, 1930. Dagwood was the rich, but awkward, son of millionaire industrialist J. Bolling Bumstead, while Blondie was a poor and beautiful nobody. Dagwood's parents were opposed to the marriage, but love won out, even though Dagwood had to give up his inheritance to marry Blondie in February, 1933.Over the years, the particulars of the Blondie comic strip have changed. Traveling salesmen have been replaced by telephone salesmen. Dagwood no longer takes the bus to work. He now rides in a car pool. But the themes have remained the same?eating, sleeping, making a living and raising children, all tied together by...
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