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A Treatise on Poetry

This book-length poem by Nobel Prize recipient Milosz addresses Eastern European poetry in the 20th century. A native of Poland, Milosz offers insight on Poland before the war, through the turbulence of Nazism, into the poet`s emigration to France, a...

The Cat Who Went Up The Creek

Prize-winning reporter Jim Qwilleran and his extraordinary Siamese cats, Koko and Yum Yum, star in this trio of lighthearted mysteries.

Pendragon - Catherine Coulter

Drama, intrigue, and cat racing take center stage in this uniquely entertaining book from beloved author Catherine Coulter. Featuring the eccentric Sherbrooke family, it s a light Regency-era romance.

Morgan`s Run

Colleen McCullough sets this novel in Australia--the locale for her immensely popular THE THORN BIRDS--to tell the story of a happily married family man, a tavern-keeper in England, whose life changes when a young woman leads him astray. He loses his...

The Day Trader

After his beautiful wife Melanie is murdered, Augustus McKnight becomes a day trader by day and a sleuth by night. His search for Melanie`s killer leads him into a dangerous entanglement with the Washington, D.C mob.

10 Stupid Things Couples Do to Mess Up Their Relationships

From her years taking calls as a radio host, Dr. Laura Schlessinger discloses the petty ways that couples undermine their relationships, and she urges more traditional approaches to establishing bonds.

To Trust a Stranger

Charleston private eye Mac McQuarry helps the former Miss South Carolina to nail her evil, mob-connected husband for various crimes and moral infractions, including adultery.

The Heart of the Soul

Zukav and Francis team up to help readers cultivate the emotional awareness and maturity that is necessary for spiritual development. By letting go of the distracting emotions such as anger, fear, and anxiety, readers can open themselves to the harmo...

An Hour Before Daylight

Former President Carter recalls his wonder years growing up on a farm in Georgia. He evokes a sense of place and time as he tells of everyday chores and hard work, and of the people who were a lifelong influence on him.

Jihad vs. McWorld

The author casts the world as a battleground between 'jihad', by which he means not simply holy war, but all forms of ethnocentricism, nationalism, fundamentalism, and intolerance, and 'McWorld', meaning mass merchandising, trans-national corporation...