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Countdown (Eve
Duncan)
When it reaches zero, you die.
#1 New York Times bestselling author Iris Johansen
sets her readers’ pulses racing once again in this relentless psychological
thriller of a young woman caught in a maze of secrets and stalked by a merciless
killer. The countdown begins the moment you open this riveting novel that only
grows more electrifying as the pages turn, more exciting as time runs out. . .
.
“Don’t kill her. She’s no good to us dead.” These
words haunt Jane MacGuire after a shocking attack shatters her world in an
instant. Was it a random kidnapping attempt–or the countdown to something far
more sinister?
Who is after her–and what do they want so badly
they’ll kill anyone in their way? That’s what Jane is determined to find out,
without the help of the police, the FBI, or her adoptive parents, forensic
sculptor Eve Duncan and her husband, Joe Quinn, of the Atlanta PD–because
whoever is after her won’t hesitate to hurt those she loves the most. Now Jane
will go on the run with the only man who may be more dangerous than those who
are pursuing her. A smuggler, a con man, and who knew what else, Mark Trevor had
his own mysterious reasons for wanting to keep Jane safe and out of the hands of
a killer obsessed with a two-thousand-year-old mystery that could rock the
modern-day world.
Orphaned at an early age, Jane grew up the hard
way, but she was given a new life, a loving family, and a chance to pursue her
interest in one of the greatest archaeological finds ever unearthed. Now someone
was trying to destroy that new life before it could even get started. The past
is returning with the kind of vengeance that knows no mercy. The countdown has
already begun, and it’s approaching zero faster than anyone thinks.
The ultimate moneymaking plan—buy the ancient,
run-down Scottish castle and turn it into a tourist destination. Toni Fraser and
her friends will put on reenactments combining fact and fiction, local history,
murder and an imaginary laird named Bruce MacNiall.
Just as someone arrives, claiming to actually be
Laird MacNiall—a tall, dark, formidable Scot somehow familiar to Toni—the bodies
of young women are found, dumped and forgotten in the nearby town.
But even stranger, how is it possible this laird
exists? Toni invented Bruce MacNiall for the performance…yet sinister, lifelike
dreams suggest he's connected to the recent deaths. Bruce claims he wants to
help catch the murderer. But even if she wants to, can Toni trust him…when her
visions seem to be coming from within the very eyes of the killer
himself?
When faith and facts collide, Jo March—a young
woman born into an Evangelical Christian dynasty—wrestles with questions about
who she is and how she fits into the weave of her faithful family. Chasing loose
threads that she hopes will lead to the truth, Jo sets off on an unlikely quest
across boundaries of language and religion, through chasms of sectarian divides
in the Muslim world. Against the backdrop of the War on Terror—travelling from
California to Chicago, Pakistan to Iraq—she delves deeply into the past,
encountering relatives, often for the first time, whose histories are
intricately intertwined with her own . . . only to learn that true spiritual
devotion is a broken field riddled with doubt and that nothing is ever as it
seems.
A story of forbidden love and familial dysfunction
that interweaves multiple generational and cultural viewpoints, The Sweetness of
Tears is a powerful reminder of the ties that bind us, the choices that divide
us, and the universal joys and tragedies that shape us all.
They were the most horrific crimes of a new
century: the murders of newborn innocents for which two British women were
hanged at Holloway Prison in1903. Decades later, mystery writer Josephine Tey
has decided to write a novel based on Amelia Sach and Annie Walters, the
notorious “Finchley baby farmers,” unaware that her research will entangle her
in the desperate hunt for a modern-day killer.
A young seamstress—an ex-convict determined to
reform—has been found brutally slain in the studio of Tey’s friends, the Motley
sisters, amid preparations for a star-studded charity gala. Despite initial
appearances, Inspector Archie Penrose is not convinced this murder is the result
of a long-standing domestic feud—and a horrific accident involving a second
young woman soon after supports his convictions. Now he and his friend Josephine
must unmask a sadistic killer before more blood flows—as the repercussions of
unthinkable crimes of the past reach out to destroy those left behind long after
justice has been served.
Adopted at thirteen, Dell Jordan was loved,
mentored, and encouraged to pursue her passion for music. Now, at twenty, after
a year abroad with a traveling symphony, a scholarship to Julliard is within
reach. But underneath Dell's smoothly polished surface lurk mysteries from the
past. Why did her mother abandon her? Who was her father? Are there faces
somewhere that look like hers-blood relatives she's never met? Determined
to find answers, Dell sets off on a secret journey into Oklahoma's Kiamichi
Mountains, drawn by the only remaining link to her origins- a father's Native
American name on her birth certificate. In the voices of her Choctaw ancestors,
she'll discover the keys to a future unlike anything she could have
imagined.
Living as a succubus has a bit of a learning curve,
but with sexy fallen angel Noah to scratch her sensual Itch, Jackie Brighton is
finally starting to feel ahead of the game. She almost doesn’t miss her gorgeous
vampire master Zane—or his sinful, teasing mouth. She’s trying to convince
herself of that, anyway.
But Jackie’s past mistakes catch up with her,
spinning her life out of control once more. Just as her friend Remy’s inner
demon comes out to play, Noah and Jackie are arrested by the angelic Serim
Council. When Jackie seizes the chance to escape, she falls right into Zane’s
waiting arms. As she’s pulled into a game of cat and mouse between vampires and
angels, she finds she must also choose between the two men in her life. Can she
decide between Noah and Zane, or will she lose everything she’s ever wanted?
Because there’s more at stake than just her heart. . . .
The daily rhythm of a veterinarian’s family in
rural New England is shaken when a hunting accident leaves their eldest son in a
coma. With the lives of his loved ones unhinged, the veterinarian struggles to
maintain stability while searching for the man responsible. But in the midst of
their great trial an unexpected visitor arrives, requesting a favor that will
have profound consequences—testing a loving father’s patience, humor, and
resolve and forcing husband and wife to come to terms with what “family” truly
means.
The Call is a gift from one of the most talented
and extraordinary voices in contemporary fiction—a unique and heartfelt portrait
of a family, poignant and rich in humor and imagination.
This is the third colourful and action-packed
Victorian detective novel about the exploits of agent Mary Quinn. Queen Victoria
has a little problem: a series of petty thefts from Buckingham Palace. She calls
the Agency for help, and they put Mary Quinn - on her first case as a
full-fledged agent - on the case. Going undercover as a domestic servant, Mary's
assignment seems simple enough. But before long, a scandal threatens to tear
apart the Royal Family. One of the Prince of Wales' irresponsible young friends
is murdered in scandalous circumstances and the story, if it became public,
would disgrace the young prince. Should the Queen hush things up or permit
justice to take its course? Mary's interest in this private matter soon becomes
deeply personal: the killer, a drug-addicted Chinese sailor, shares a name with
her long-lost father. Meanwhile, James Easton's engineering firm wins a contract
to repair some sewers beneath Buckingham Palace. Trouble is, there's a tunnel
that's not on the plans. Its purpose is unclear. But it seems to be very much in
use - it's just not clear by whom. These overlapping puzzles offer a perfect
opportunity for James and Mary to work together again. If they can still trust
one another. If they can suppress the emotions that still torture them. If Mary
can forget the sight of that exquisite blonde she sees in James'
drawing-room...In this, Mary's most personal case yet, she faces struggles at
every level - legal, political, personal. And she has everything to
lose.
With scores of millions of books in print,
translation into two dozen languages, and one of the most popular heroes in
contemporary fiction to his name, #1 New York Times bestselling author Jonathan
Kellerman is the unequivocal “master of the psychological thriller” (People). In
his newest novel Kellerman delivers a tour de force–poignant, dark, and
chilling–that illuminates a shadowy world where impulse rules.
Tanya Bigelow was a solemn little girl when Dr.
Alex Delaware successfully treated her obsessive-compulsive symptoms. Now, at
nineteen, she still seems older than her years–but her problems go beyond
hyper-maturity. Patty Bigelow, Tanya’s aunt and adoptive mother, has made a
deathbed confession of murder and urged the young woman to seek Delaware’s help.
The doctor recalls Patty as a selfless E.R. nurse struggling to raise a child on
her own–a woman seemingly incapable of the “terrible thing” she has admitted.
But for Tanya’s peace of mind, Delaware agrees to investigate, and he enlists
LAPD detective Milo Sturgis in the search for the phantom victim of a crime that
may never have occurred.
Armed with only the vaguest details, psychologist
and cop follow a trail twisting from L.A.’s sleaziest low-rent districts to its
overblown mansions, retracing Patty and Tanya’s nomadic and increasingly
puzzling life to the doorsteps of a sullen heroin addict; a randy real-estate
broker; and a brilliant, enigmatic physics student. Suddenly a very real murder
tears open a terrifying tunnel into the past, where secrets–and bodies–are
buried. As the tension mounts, Delaware and Sturgis uncover a tangled history of
desperation, vengeance, and death–a legacy of evil that refuses to
die.
Dramatic, action-packed, and filled with the
psychological detail that only Jonathan Kellerman can provide, Obsession is a
whodunit, a whydunit–and something unique: a did-it-even-happen? This is
Kellerman at his heart-racing best.
After moving to Montana to start a new life, former
litigator Hunter Lee uncovers a small town's dirty secret, that forest fires are
being set to make money. He sets out on a journey to expose the guilty that will
test every psychological and physical skill he has and put him in direct
conflict with people he cares most deeply about.
Everything starts somewhere. . . .For elite
military cop Jack Reacher, that somewhere was Carter Crossing, Mississippi, way
back in 1997. A lonely railroad track. A crime scene. A coverup.A young woman is
dead, and solid evidence points to a soldier at a nearby military base. But that
soldier has powerful friends in Washington. Reacher is ordered undercover—to
find out everything he can, to control the local police, and then to vanish.
Reacher is a good soldier. But when he gets to Carter Crossing, he finds layers
no one saw coming, and the investigation spins out of control.Local sheriff
Elizabeth Deveraux has a thirst for justice—and an appetite for secrets.
Uncertain they can trust one another, Reacher and Deveraux reluctantly join
forces. Reacher works to uncover the truth, while others try to bury it forever.
The conspiracy threatens to shatter his faith in his mission, and turn him into
a man to be feared.A novel of unrelenting suspense that could only come from the
pen of #1 New York Times bestselling author Lee Child, The Affair is the start
of the Reacher saga, a thriller that takes Reacher—and his readers—right to the
edge . . . and beyond.With Reacher, #1 New York Times bestselling author Lee
Child has created “a series that stands in the front rank of modern thrillers”
(The Washington Post).
In the second novel from Ella March Chase, we meet
sixteen-year-old Jane Grey, a quiet and obedient young lady destined to become
the shortest reigning English monarch. Her beautiful middle sister Katherine
Grey charms all the right people--until loyalties shift. And finally Lady Mary
Grey, a dwarf with a twisted spine whose goal is simply to protect people she
loves--but at a terrible cost.
In an age in which begetting sons was all that
mattered and queens rose and fell on the sex of their child, these three girls
with royal Tudor blood lived under the dangerous whims of parents with a passion
for gambling. The stakes they would wager: their daughters' lives against
rampant ambition.
From her birth as the love child of a rich Southern
family to her childhood on the streets, beautiful assassin Selena McCaffrey had
one option: survive. Now she wants to put the past behind her and start a new
life with the man she loves…but her enemies have other plans. Someone has put
out a half-million-dollar contract on Selena’s life—and two of the world’s most
elite assassins have taken the job. As Selena and homicide detective Tony Ceola
race from Tulsa to Atlanta to Alabama, what they discover will change their
lives forever: a scorching secret about Selena’s past, about her mother’s
death—and about how close her worst enemy really is….
When a modern woman goes back to Jane Austen's
time, she needs to know…
Everything! Eleanor agrees to travel back in time
to prevent a deadly duel, but she doesn't know how to behave, what to say, and
most importantly…
How to tell a villain from a rake
The captivating, infuriating, and mysterious Lord
Shermont is a renowned rake and womanizer—but is he also a dangerous cutthroat
and spy? Eleanor has to get up close and personal to find out…
Otherwise, she could fall into a most shocking
scandal…
Thankfully, Miss Jane Austen herself arrives on the
scene, with sage guidance and a twinkle in her eye, to help Eleanor navigate
countryhouse society and the dangerous terrain of her own heart…
From the author of Hundreds of Years to Reform a
Rake, a new time travel romance featuring a modern day career woman swept back
in time to Regency England, where she thwarts a Napoleonic spy, chats with Jane
Austen, and falls in love with a notorious rake.
When the garishly grotesque clan of wealthy
carpet-sweeper magnate Otto Broadie sweeps down upon Judith McMonigle's Hillside
Manor Inn, it looks like there'll be a wild night of drinking, dining, and
fortune-telling in the offing.
But when their soothsayer-for-hire Madame Gushenka
drops dead after someone douses her tea leaves with bug killer, harried hostess
Judith and her irrepressible cousin Renie are left to clean up the mess. One of
the Brodie bunch would dearly love to sweep the Madame's murder under the rug,
however, and that might mean eliminating the nosy Ms. McMonigle as well. But
with the help of her one-time beau, policeman Joe Flynn, Judith is determined to
rattle the dust off some closeted family skeletons, in order to coax a killer
out of hiding before coffee is served.
List of series: 1. Just Desserts (1991) 2. Fowl Prey (1991) 3.
Holy Terrors (1992) 4. Dune to Death (1993) 5. Bantam of the Opera
(1993) 6. A Fit of Tempera (1994) 7. Major Vices (1995) 8. Murder, My
Suite (1995) 9. Auntie Mayhem (1996) 10. Nutty as a Fruitcake
(1996) 11. September Mourn (1997) 12. Wed and Buried (1998) 13. Snow
Place To Die (1998) 14. Legs Benedict (1999) 15. Creeps Suzette
(2000) 16. A Streetcar Named Expire (2001) 17. Suture Self (2001) 18.
Silver Scream (2002) 19. Hocus Croakus (2003) 20. This Old Souse
(2004) 21. Dead Man Docking (2005) 22. Saks and Violins (2006) 23.
Scots on the Rocks (2007) 24. Vi Agra Falls (2008) 25. Loco Motive
(2009) 26. All the Pretty Hearses (2011)
Coast through senior year. Graduate. Travel around Europe. Join boyfriend
out East for college.
That's the plan. Then the phone rings.
Vanessa has the next year of her life pretty much figured out. Sure,
there's some parental convincing to do but she and her celebrity-obsessed gal
pal Taylor pretty much think their plan is airtight.
Then Vanessa's parents get a mysterious phone call and drop a bombshell on
her that she never could have imagined. She has a half brother. And he's coming
to live with them.
If that wasn't bad enough, this half brother is none other than Hollywood
bad boy Reed Vaughn. He's famous. He's going to be a senior, too. And he's going
to ruin Vanessa's life for sure....
Best friends since childhood, the sexual tension between April and Oliver
has always been palpable. Years after being completely inseparable, they become
strangers, but the wildly different paths of their lives cross once again with
the sudden death of April's brother. Oliver, the responsible, newly engaged law
student finds himself drawn more than ever to the reckless, mystifying April -
and cracks begin to appear in his carefully constructed life. Even as Oliver
attempts to "save" his childhood friend from her grief, her menacing boyfriend
and herself, it soon becomes apparent that Oliver has some secrets of his
own--secrets he hasn't shared with anyone, even his fiance. But April knows, and
her reappearance in his life derails him. Is it really April's life that is
unraveling, or is it his own? The answer awaits at the end of a downward
spiral...towards salvation.
Amaya Bajaratt is beautiful, elusive, deadly—and she has set in motion a
chilling conspiracy that a desperate government cannot stop. An accomplished
assassin and mistress of disguise and deception, she has set in motion the
boldest act of terrorism yet conceived.
Tyrell Hawthorne was a naval intelligence officer—one of the best—until the
rainswept night in Amsterdam when his wife was murdered, an innocent victim of
the games spies play. Since then he's been sailing charters in the islands. Now
he's called out of retirement for one last assignment. For Hawthorne is the only
man alive who can track down the world's most dangerous terrorist.
Now, with his life and the life of the President hanging in the balance,
Hawthorne must follow Amanya's serpentine trail, a path of seduction, betrayal,
an instant death.
Racing from a millionaire recluse's fortress to the social whirl of Palm
Beach and from the Oval Office to treacherous Caribbean waters, Hawthorne will
uncover a sinister network of well-placed men and women who exist to help this
consummate killer—and the shattering truth behind the Scorpio Illusion.
Despite all the crazy action, it's actually the characters and their
relationships that made the book so compelling and fun to read. Daniel Togg is
one of Mellick's most fully realized protagonists. Whether he's caught in an
awkward social situation with his brother Guy (a Fry Guy, McDonaldland's
equivalent of policemen) and Guy's spiteful half-wolf wife, giving instructions
on making alcohol out of various McDonald's products, or caught in a power play
of love between two wolf women, the reader feels right there with Daniel Togg.
He's the perfect guide through this strange and unforgettable world.
Highly recommended for fans of bizarro fiction and also those just reading
Mellick for the first time.
Already juggling four kids' hectic schedules, a rambunctious dog, an
attention-craving husband, and a full-time reporter job, Lucy Stone can't
possibly squeeze in another responsibility...or can she? When Sue Finch asks for
help planning her daughter Sidra's wedding to Internet millionaire Ron Davitz,
loyal pal Lucy willingly dives into the world of white lace, roses, and chair
rentals. What could be more perfect than a backyard Summer wedding in the
Stones' newly built gazebo?
Yet when the groom's body is found floating beside his yacht, Lucy isn't
convinced it was an accidental drowning. From the picturesque waterfront to
toney Smith Heights Road, Tinker's Cove is awash with suspects. Now, fresh from
planning Sidra's wedding, Lucy finds herself contemplating her own funeral as
she launches the harrowing pursuit of a killer who will do anything to keep from
being unveiled. . .
American Conspiracies: Lies, Lies, and More Dirty Lies that the
Government Tells Us
Seven weeks on the New York Times bestseller list: Jesse Ventura tells it
like it is, and this time he tackles our government’s biggest secrets.In this
explosive account of wrongful acts and ensuing cover-ups, Jesse Ventura takes a
systematic look at the wide gap between what the government knows and when the
government knows it, and what is revealed to the American people and when it is
revealed. The media is complicit in these acts of deception, often refusing to
consider alternate possibilities and dismissing voices that diverge from public
opinion. In American Conspiracies, Ventura looks closely at the theories that
have been presented over the years and examines the truth, as well as the
lies. The assassinations of Abraham Lincoln, the Kennedys, and Martin
Luther King Jr.—these cases and more need to be re-examined in Ventura’s eyes.
Was Watergate presented honestly, or was the CIA involved? Did the Republican
Party set out to purposefully steal two elections? Has all of the evidence on
9/11 been presented, or is there another angle that the media is afraid to
explore? And finally, is the collapse of today’s financial order and the bailout
plan by the Federal Reserve the widest-reaching conspiracy ever perpetrated?
Nothing gets by Jesse Ventura in American
'Tis was quite an interesting book. I looked forward to reading this after
I read "Angela'Ashes". I was impressed with Mr. McCourt's observations of the
American society and culture. Not only was he shocked at some things he saw and
experienced in his early years "just off the boat", but he also had to deal with
some self-esteem issues. He worked hard at overcoming some of his demons. I
noticed he found it quite difficult to forgive or forget in many instances which
one can attribute to the bitterness he felt towards the church, his father and
sometimes his mother. There were many lessons I got from reading 'Tis such as
sticking to ones dreams of a better education, a better life, family loyalty,
love and commitment, just to name a few. I do believe Mr. McCourt is a survivor
in all respects. His gift of story telling is superb and I commend him in all
his endeavors. Overall, this was a great sequel and I thank you Mr. McCourt for
hanging in there.
"Teacher Man" is an offbeat, steam-of-consciousness book about a man
shuffling through life, drifting into marriage and parenthood, and eventually
finding himself. Frank McCourt is honest and self-deprecating, freely admitting
that he was chronically disorganized and lacked self-discipline. He tells
poignant and funny tales about the women he loved, his supervisors and
colleagues, and most of all, his students. In his last teaching job, at
Stuyvesant High School in Manhattan, McCourt faced bright and upwardly mobile
college-bound teenagers. There, he says, "I was finding my voice and my own
style of teaching." He still shunned traditional teaching methods, but the
students in Stuyvesant had so much energy that they inspired him to reach higher
than he ever had before; he enjoyed his greatest success in his creative writing
classes. McCourt himself might admit that he should have heeded the advice he
once gave to a prospective teacher: "Find what you love and do it."
Shooter: The Autobiography of the Top-Ranked Marine
Sniper
This account is well written and details the everyday feelings of
anticipation and sometimes frustration encountered in a tough job. That being
said, the author expresses satisfaction at a job well done. He earns the
gratitude of knowledgeable people without seeking it.
In Home, the story of Julie Andrews' early career tumbles out a rapid pace,
all the while displaying grace, wit, humour, and surprising honesty. It was
quite clear to me just how meticulously researched Home actually was. As this
book took ten years to complete, I doubt we'll see another so soon--although I
pray I'm wrong. I'd love a follow-up just to know what happened in the lives of
Dad, Mum, Pop, Aunt Joan, etc. after the book's completion. The characters are
that endearing. Home is one of the greatest memoirs I have ever had the pleasure
of reading. It's not hard to know why Julie Andrews and her films have become
such an important part of our lives.
Heaven is for Real: A Little Boy's Astounding Story of His Trip to
Heaven and Back
Who would be blessed by this book? I'd honestly say almost anyone. If
you've recently lost a loved one or maybe you are a mother who has lost a child
to miscarriage. You can find something here that will warm your heart and quite
possibly help ease your pain. This book is a sweet, touching, and amazing story.
I think you'll be blessed by it.
That said, you might wonder if I found anything in the book I didn't agree
with. That's a tough question. I found nothing I'd say was blatantly wrong or in
direct contradiction with the scriptures. There were a couple of things that
made me raise my eyebrow but I can't quote a verse that says Heaven couldn't be
like that, just a couple of things that didn't fit my expectation or
interpretation of what Heaven would be like. Those things might make you wonder
but I think you'll find they don't detract from what this book is meant to do,
strengthen your faith, encourage you in your walk with Christ, and maybe just
maybe long for Heaven just a little bit more.
Boys Will Be Boys: The Glory Days and Party Nights of the Dallas
Cowboys Dynasty
I loved this book and I actually read it. I read it straight through. I had
to go to the bathroom at work to finish it up. I enjoyed hearing about the off
the field experiences of the team members. As reported, it was salacious.
However, I enjoyed even more the making of the team. The trades and behind the
scene conversations that made this team what it was. Pearlman dug up amazing
details with extensive reporting. There may have been a few Cowboys who didn't
speak with Pearlman, but most of them did and had plenty to say. To quote Bill
Simmons
I'd like to say that this book is by far the BEST book i've ever read in my
life. Granted, I hate to read. I have the attention span of a peanut and no book
ever seems to 'suck me in'. HOWEVER this book had me from page 1 and I couldn't
put it down. I read the whole book in one sitting. The way Dana wrote this book
made me feel as if i was right there witnessing things as they unfolded. The
further I got in the book, the further I got into my own little world where
nothing else mattered but finishing this book. This book isn't just another sad
story about a man losing his life in Iraq, it was a story about love and family.
I have already told everyone I know about this book and I refused to let anyone
borrow it because i'm keeping it for life!! Totally worth reading!!
The scholarly discipline of Bullshit Studies has blossomed in the last
several years, fertilized by a number of critical works on the subject and the
growing importance of the issue across a wide range of professions. Now,
best-selling author and lifelong practitioner Stanley Bing enters the field with
a comprehensive look at the many attractive jobs now available to those who are
serious about their bullshit and prepared to dedicate their working life to
it.
What, Bing inquires, do a feng shui consultant, new media executive, wine
steward, department store greeter, and Vice President of the United States have
in common? What, too, are the actual duties performed by a McKinsey consultant?
Other than sitting around making people nervous? Could that possibly be his core
function? Likewise, what does an aromatherapist actually do, per se? Sniff
things and rub them on people, for big fragrant bucks? Is that all?
The answer in all cases is "Yes." They all have bullshit jobs.
These few, of course, are just the beginning. Across the length and breadth
of this shrinking globe, skillful bullshit artists have secured pleasant,
lucrative employment, and are enjoying themselves more than you are. In
virtually every occupation, from Advertising to Yoga Franchising, lucky
individuals who "work" in these coveted positions enjoy the best lives
imaginable -- they are paid well, they rarely break a sweat, and their
professions are highly respected, because nobody really knows what they
do.
At once funny, useful, and tolerably philosophical, this groundbreaking
work takes a close look at 100 bullshit jobs -- the money they bring with them,
the actual tasks and activities involved (if any), and famous and successful
examples of each position, who will provide the neophyte with inspiration. Most
crucially, Bing goes on to offer what others so far have not--a clear, concise
strategy to help job-seekers at every level reach for that brass ring, knowing
full well that it may be attached to the nose of a bull.
Shock Value: How a Few Eccentric Outsiders Gave Us Nightmares,
Conquered Hollywood, and Invented Modern Horror
If you are a horror-movie fan, and I am certainly one of them, Zinoman's
biography of the men behind Hollywood's second "golden age" of horror, the
1970s, is an essential read. "Shock Value" is a nice blend of what makes guys
like Wes Craven and George Romero tick - and how those ticks show up in their
movies. But I'm sure every fright-flick aficionado will have nitpicks with
Zinoman's critique, and so here are two of mine: Zinoman points out that most of
these directors flamed out after initial success, but he doesn't offer much of
an explanation for why that happened. William Friedkin ("The Exorcist"), Tobe
Hooper ("The Texas Chain Saw Massacre"), Romero ("Night of the Living Dead") ...
what the hell happened to these guys?
My other complaint is more subjective. I happen to believe that Bob Clark's
"Black Christmas" was the most terrifying movie of the decade, and that John
Carpenter (who, incidentally, comes off as a Grade-A jerk in this book)
shamelessly stole concepts and techniques from that movie to use in his
blockbuster "Halloween." Zinoman touches on this directorial "borrowing," but
inexcusably devotes little text to Clark's woefully underappreciated, eerie
masterpiece.
Pinched: How the Great Recession Has Narrowed Our Futures and What
We Can Do About It
The author offers potential solutions for addressing the issues facing the
economy today and turning the ship around (apologies for mixing the medicinal
and naval metaphors). I don't agree with all of the suggestions, and frankly, I
appreciate this book all the more for it. It's not partisan blather designed to
make you hate "them"--in fact, I would be hard-pressed to guess the politics of
the author. But it's a really thorough, informative description of the problems
we're facing today, and I'm better for having read it.
The Billionaire Who Wasn't: How Chuck Feeney Made and Gave Away a
Fortune Without Anyone Knowing
In 1988 Forbes Magazine hailed Chuck Feeney as the twenty-third richest
American alive. Born in Elizabeth, New Jersey to a blue-collar Irish-American
family during the Depression, a veteran of the Korean War, he had made a fortune
as co-founder of Duty Free Shoppers, the world's largest duty-free retail chain.
But secretly, Feeney had already transferred all his wealth to his foundation,
Atlantic Philanthropies. Only in 1997, when he sold his duty free interests, was
he "outed" as one of the greatest and most mysterious American philanthropists
in modern times. A frugal man who travels economy class and does not own a house
or a car, Feeney then went "underground" again, until he decided in 2005 to
cooperate in a biography to promote giving-while-living. Now in his
mid-seventies, he is determined his foundation should spend the remaining $4
billion in his lifetime. The Billionaire Who Wasn't is a tale of one of the
greatest untold retail triumphs of the twentieth century, and of what happens to
a unique man and his family when confronted with wealth beyond imagining.
The Eleventh Day: The Full Story of 9/11 and Osama bin
Laden
Writing with access to thousands of recently released official documents,
fresh interviews, and the perspective that can come only from a decade of
research and reflection, Anthony Summers and Robbyn Swan deliver the first
panoramic, authoritative look back at 9/11.
For most living Americans, September 11, 2001, is the darkest date in the
nation’s history. What exactly happened? Could it have been prevented? How and
why did so much acrimony and bad information arise from the ashes of the World
Trade Center, the Pentagon, and a quiet field in Pennsylvania? And what remains
unresolved? What is certain: Discord and dissent continue to this day.
Beginning with the first brutal actions of the hijackers aboard American
Airlines Flight 11, The Eleventh Day tracks the precise sequence of events and
introduces the players: pilots, terrorists, the airliners’ passengers, and the
innocents who died on the ground. Drawing on previously classified records and
raw transcripts, Summers and Swan investigate the response of President Bush and
the U.S. military that day, and the failure to intercept the hijacked airliners.
They document the untruths told afterward by U.S. officials and, as a
counterpoint, thoroughly consider the contentions of the “9/11 truth” movement.
With meticulous research, they examine the personalities of the men behind the
onslaught, analyze the motives that drove them, and expose the U.S. intelligence
blunders that preceded the attacks. They note how afterward—without good
evidence—the Bush administration persisted in trying to link 9/11 to Iraq.
And they confront, finally, the question the 9/11 Commission’s report blurred:
Were the terrorists backed by powerful figures in another foreign nation—one the
U.S. had long viewed as a friend?
Riveting, revelatory, and unforgettable, thoroughly sourced and complete
with extensive endnotes, The Eleventh Day is the essential one-volume work on a
pivotal event in our history.
1001 Horrible Facts: A yukkupedia of gross truth about
everything
Got a thirst for knowledge of all things nasty? Then this yuckopedia’s for
you! A team of cartoon characters guides you through a feast of festering facts
so horrible they’re hard to believe. Featuring gross truths about the human
body, food, animals, history, science, and even world records in horribleness,
it’s a real education in all things rotten . . . Enter ye not, those of a weak
constitution . . .
This book is one of those you cant put down. Set in England, it tells a
moving, yet superbly uplifting story of two people who become "Horse Whisperers"
proving that it is a skill that can be learned! It also tells the fabulous tales
of the equines they met and helped and their journey with their own horses. I
cannot recommend this book enough.....quite simply a life changer for me. Great
reading for anyone, not just the horse fan.
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Duke: The Life and Image of John Wayne
Author Ronald L. Davis has given us a very informative, easy to read
biography of a surprisingly complex, some would say tortured soul. All the
highlights are there, Duke's less than perfect childhood, his early days as a
prop man for Fox Film, Duke's first big movie made in 1930, "The Big Trail", a
critical success but box office failure. Then the hungry decade where Wayne
honed his skills and waited for his "time" to come.
It came in 1939 when John Ford chose Duke to star in the ground breaking
"Stage Coach". Wayne and Ford then had more than 25 years of hit movies, all
these classics The Searchers, The Quiet Man, The cavalry trilogy etc. are
mentioned in the book.
Author Davis does not forget to explore Duke's three marriages, his loving
but sometimes stormy relationships with his seven children and several
high-profile affairs, particularly one with Marlene Dietrich that lasted for
over three years.
Wayne's last decade is also fully explored, his Oscar winning role in True
Grit, the poignant last movie, The Shootist, where his characters' struggle with
cancer reflected his real life situation.
Fully recommended.
Amy Winehouse: The Biography
I wanted to know about her family history and the nature of her
relationships with men. What made a women as talented as she is get strung out
on drugs?
The Ripple Effect: The Fate of Fresh Water in the Twenty-First
Century
AS ALEX PRUD’HOMME and his great-aunt Julia Child were completing their
collaboration on her memoir, My Life in France, they began to talk about the
French obsession with bottled water, which had finally spread to America. From
this spark of interest, Prud’homme began what would become an ambitious quest to
understand the evolving story of freshwater. What he found was shocking: as the
climate warms and world population grows, demand for water has surged, but
supplies of freshwater are static or dropping, and new threats to water quality
appear every day. The Ripple Effect is Prud’homme’s vivid and engaging inquiry
into the fate of freshwater in the twenty-first century.
The questions he sought to answer were urgent: Will there be enough water
to satisfy demand? What are the threats to its quality? What is the state of our
water infrastructure—both the pipes that bring us freshwater and the levees that
keep it out? How secure is our water supply from natural disasters and terrorist
attacks? Can we create new sources for our water supply through scientific
innovation? Is water a right like air or a commodity like oil—and who should
control the tap? Will the wars of the twenty-first century be fought over
water?
Like Daniel Yergin’s classic The Prize: The Epic Quest for Oil, Money &
Power, Prud’homme’s The Ripple Effect is a masterwork of investigation and
dramatic narrative. With striking instincts for a revelatory story, Prud’homme
introduces readers to an array of colorful, obsessive, brilliant—and sometimes
shadowy—characters through whom these issues come alive. Prud’homme traversed
the country, and he takes readers into the heart of the daily dramas that will
determine the future of this essential resource—from the alleged murder of a
water scientist in a New Jersey purification plant, to the epic confrontation
between salmon fishermen and copper miners in Alaska, to the poisoning of
Wisconsin wells, to the epidemic of intersex fish in the Chesapeake Bay, to the
wars over fracking for natural gas. Michael Pollan has changed the way we think
about the food we eat; Alex Prud’homme will change the way we think about the
water we drink. Informative and provocative, The Ripple Effect is a major
achievement.
The Elephant in the Room: Silence and Denial in Everyday
Life
I originally heard the author being interviwed on NPR and was intrigued by
the topic. Mr. Erubavel aptly laid out the "elephants" that he would discuss.
His topics were right on the mark and every reader can identify with one of his
examples either through personal or through a family member or friend's
experience.
When I finished reading the book, I wanted to hear more about "how to"
discuss these secrets especially when people seeking answers or resolution
before a loved one dies. I see this a lot working around hospice patients and
their families. Often long after the death of a friend ora family member; there
is still unfinished business amongst the survivors and that "elephant" perhaps
has grown even larger in size.
The Company We Keep: A Husband-and-Wife True-Life Spy
Story
When I started reading this book I found out that the movie "Syriana" was
based on Bob. I liked Syriana, but that was one confusing movie. I guess its
hard to write a true story when most of the details get removed by the CIA
because they are classified. You also have to take into account how many balls
these operatives have to keep juggling at the same time. It sounds like a very
hard job.
Being a CIA operative always seemed like a really cool job. Then I read
this book and I realize that dream is dead to me now. Not that I had any chance
of ever doing that, but now I realize if the CIA knocks on my door tomorrow with
a job offer I will have to turn them down.
Yarn
The sentences this man writes can inspire me for weeks. "I am the corporate
fashion slut of my dreams!" is one early example. Retail Warriors speak in
"WarTalk" that is like Calvin Klein perfume ad copy as written by Joseph Conrad.
There really is nothing quite like Yarn and Grey that I've found, and spending
time in Mr. Armstrong's carefully and thoroughly-wrought world is as luxurious
as fine cashmere kissing milk-white skin.
The Immorality Engine
The third Victorian Newbury-Hobbes mystery is an exciting alternate
historical thriller. The lead protagonists have personal issues as he has become
an opium eater and she is paralyzed by fears for her failing sister. The Sykes
enigma is deftly handled as The Immortality Engine is a wonderful steampunk who
and how investigation; vastly different yet as much fun as the occult themed The
Osiris Ritual.
Tantric Turtle
Far out on the rim of the Milky Way Galaxy, the starship 'Tantric Turtle'
and its not so intrepid crew (the down at heel duo of Skurgfurgler and Squeeg)
have encountered an item of space-salvage that may well wipe out their many
debts... If it doesn't wipe them out first, of course...
The involuntary immortals
A Golden Age science fiction masterpiece from a Hugo Award nominee writer!
Rog Phillips' The Involuntary Immortals, the story of a woman who finds herself
outliving her lovers - and the incredible peril she faces when she sets out to
discover the source of her involuntary immortality. "Science fiction readers who
have never been exposed to Roger Phillips Graham's inimitable brand of prose are
in for a real treat." Forrest Ackerman.
Cusp
The year is 2051. An enigmatic entity has its own plan for human evolution,
using the supercomputer known as CUSP-the first machine designed to run on the
software of the human mind...
Seeds of Memory
SPACE...once believed to be a vast and vacant void, has been found, in
fact, to be filled with all sorts of things--things that roam freely and at
random. Our little spaceship Earth is no longer as secure as we once thought it
to be. There are clouds of dust and gas so hot that their mere passing would
scour our little system of planets with a breath of death and destruction
complete. Clouds so massive that just their passing could throw all our little
planets from of their peaceful orbits into the deep cold of a sunless darkness
and fling our star out and on its way to being one of the eternal roamers of our
galaxy, or even throw it into an intergalactic journey to who-knows-where--Black
holes; blazars; blasts of deadly radiation from nearby super-novae; stars;
burned out hulks of stars; super-dense neutron stars; rocks (small or incredibly
large), and a host of other things--none of them welcome visitors.
Phalanx
The Soul Drinkers have been captured by the Imperial Fists, who intend to
see them put on trial on the Phalanx, the Fists' vast space fortress. Inside,
one of Iktinos’ faithful breaks under interrogation and reveals the location of
a vault hidden under Selaaca.
An Imperial Fists squad opens up an ancient vault below the planet's
surface. Inside the vault is Daenyathos, kept alive in his dreadnought body. He
is brought back to the Phalanx to face trial with the rest of the Soul
Drinkers.
The Departure
The Departure is a book of two halves; an exceptional first half and an
unimaginative and little boring second half where only Neal Asher's explosive
style and his take-no-prisoners attitude towards modern liberal pieties kept me
entertained and interested. On the other hand as a series debut it is also a
setup novel to some extent, but still the second half could have been compressed
a lot imho to read as a sf novel not as a standard thriller with cool
toys.
Still an A for the style, potential, attitude and the superb first half,
while hoping that now the scene is set we would get the full Neal Asher's
imagination too in the next novel
Subject Seven
When I read the description for Subject Seven I was pretty excited. It
seemed like it was exciting, action driven, and had just enough of a science
fiction element to make the books really great. Now after having read it I would
say Subject Seven a fun exciting book, but to truly review it you have to almost
break the book up into the first half and the second half of the book.
To me the first half of Subject Seven was gritty, jumpy, and almost seemed
unnecessary in parts. There was so much anguish for the kid characters
(especially Hunter), and most of the action wasn't seen, but was instead
witnessed after the fact, with readers only seeing the outcomes of these blood
and gore rampages. To me the first half of the book was about a 6-6.5 out of
10.
The Sagan Diary
I think John Scalzi did a marvelous job of capturing the essence of who
Jane Sagan is, which paves the way for her further adventures with John Perry in
Scalzi's next novel, The Last Colony. In spite of all the very enjoyable action
and adventure in this series, it is the romantic subplot that helps elevate the
books for me and this is a welcome addition to that aspect of the story.
Nekropolis
I will simply add one commentary for those not familiar with Maureen
McHugh's work. While Ms. McHugh is an excellent writer with distinctive and
elegant prose, and while exciting things do happen to characters in her books,
her books are virtually entirely character centered rather than plot centered.
Frequently the "action" part of the plot will be ignored in favor of following
what is more personally important to the character being followed. This is
particularly evident in her endings, which can be confusing to those of us used
to plot-driven novels. Her novels end (and Nekropolis is no exception) at the
point where the character makes a fundamental change, rather than at any given
point of plot. In China Mountain Zhang, the book ends just when the most
interesting plot parts would be starting. Here, the book goes on for a while
after a plot driven book would have stopped, and then ends when the main
character gets a hair cut - an insignificant point of plot, but a very
significant step of assimilation for our protagonist. This isn't a fault in the
books particularly, just something to be aware of if you haven't read her stuff
before.
Horizons
For twenty years Earth has been exploring the stars using faster-than-light
stardrives whereby a manmade black hole pulls the ship through space. Dangerous
to themselves and everything in the vicinity, the twenty-four starships, led by
the flagship Horizon, have opened up new worlds to colonize. Now mankind stands
on the brink of a momentous breakthrough: Hyperidor drives; faster-than-light
travel that is inexpensive, risk free, and available to all. All that stands in
the way of vast exploration and colonization is a corporate behemoth that wants
to see the hyperidor drive fail; no matter what the cost. It is left to the
Horizon's Captain Pamela Carlson and Third Engineer Mahlon Stewart to decipher
the means, motives and murders that threaten not only mankind's future in space
but the Horizon and its crew as well.
Kin
An interesting sci-fi short story about a boy who contacts an alien
assassin in the hopes of saving his sister’s life.
Bruce McAllister's "Kin" is a boy-meets-alien story that hits all the
standard buttons of that form. The boy in question—Kim— approaches the alien for
help. The alien 1st refuses but is later won over because it senses something
special in the boy. At the heart of the story is the interaction between Kim
& the alien, whom the boy manipulates by playing on his cultural taboos
& conventions, & for whom he feels equal measures of fascination,
revulsion & fear. One often hears readers complain that it is rare to
encounter convincing aliens in fiction, but it's just as rare to encounter
convincing & interesting children. McAllister manages both.
War in Heaven
The high-powered sequel to VETERAN sees an unlikely hero make an even more
unlikely return to take the reader back into a vividly rendered bleak future.
But a bleak future where there are still wonders: man travelling out into the
universe, Bladerunneresque cities hanging from the ceilings of vast caverns,
aliens that we can barely comprehend. Gavin Smith writes fast-moving, incredibly
violent SF thrillers but behind the violence and the thrills lies a carefully
thought out story and characters who have far more to them than first meets the
eye. Never one to avoid controversy Gavin Smith nevertheless invites you to
think beyond the initial shock of what you have just read. But in the meantime?
Another fire-fight, another chase another flight of imagination.
The Postmortal
Postmortal is not immortal; death still occurs from injury and disease,
suicide and murder. Death is a frequent subject of Farrell's blog as people
close to him are killed. After a few decades, Farrell becomes an end specialist
(sort of a futuristic Kevorkian, except that the government not only approves of
assisted suicide but rewards it with a tax rebate). It is difficult to fault
Farrell's role in the postmortal future. Compared, at least, to the roving
street gangs, organ thieves, and religious charlatans, Farrell's job seems both
necessary and altruistic.
Peace Army
I loved Peace Warrior and was hoping the sequel would be as good. It is
even better! Peace Army (book 2) deepens the herioc character of Grant
Justice and continues to weave a compelling and suspenseful story of
inter-stellar warfare. He adds yet another intriguing sentient civilization and
continues to explore the balance of aggression and peace in a culture. While the
story leads us to a third book (which I am looking forward to reading), there is
enough action, tension and resolution in this book to make it stand on its own.
While Hawk can tell a great story that moves along quickly and smoothly, he also
adds a philosophic depth that deals with the fundamental issues of human
(sentient) civilization. If you haven't read book 1, be sure to get that one
too. Thanks Steven, I'm hooked.
How Firm a Foundation
This book is intended for those readers who like really loooonnnngggg
series. The Honor Harrington series is over 20 books now if I remember right. I
don't expect this series to be any shorter. I just hope both Weber and I live to
reach the end. Neither of is a spring chicken anymore.
The Sky Road
Centuries after the catastrophic Deliverance, humanity is again reaching
into space. And Clovis, a young scholar working in the spaceship-construction
yard, could make the difference between success and failure. For his mysterious
new lover, Merrial, has seduced him into the idea of extrapolating the ship's
future from the dark archives of the past.
A past in which, centuries before, Myra Godwin faced the end of a different
space age--her rockets redundant, her people rebellious, and her borders
defenseless against the Sino-Soviet Union. As Myra appealed to the crumbling
West for help, she found history turning on her own strange past--and on the
terrible decisions she faces now.
The Sky Road is a fireworks display, a bravura performance, and the most
amazing novel yet by one of the powerful new voices in science fiction.
Engine City
WHO OWNS THE STARS?
For ten thousand years Nova Babylonia has been the greatest city of the
Second Sphere, an interstellar civilization of human and other beings who have
been secretly removed, throughout history, from Earth. Now humans from the
far reaches of the Sphere have come, to offer immortality-and to urge them to
build defenses against the alien invasion they know is coming.
As humans and aliens compete and conspire, the wheels of history will lathe
all the players into shapes new and surprising. The alien invasion will reach
New Babylon at last-led by the most alien figure of all.
Dark Light
The Second Sphere is thousands of light years away from Earth - if Earth
still exists. For Matt Cairns and the cosmonauts of the Bright Star, this
distant corner of the galaxy is their new home. But the Second Sphere is also
home to other civilisations, lifted from their worlds by a race of god-like
aliens. On Croatan, two of these civilisations live a precarious co-existence,
separated by eons of technological advance. The arrival of the Bright Star is an
event that may trigger disaster, for this is the first human-crewed starship to
arrive at the ancient colony. And all the time, hidden among the stars, the gods
are watching. They have always been watching.
Cosmonaut Keep
Matt Cairns is a 21st-century outlaw Programmer who takes on the shady jobs
no one else will touch. Against his better judgment, he accepts an assignment to
crack the Marshall Titov, a top-secret orbital station operated by the European
Space Agency. But what Matt will discover there will propel him on an
extraordinary and quite unexpected journey.
Gregor Cairns is an exobiology student and descendant of one of Terra
Nova's first families. Hopelessly infatuated with a lovely young trader's
daughter, he is unaware that his research partner, Elizabeth, has fallen in love
with him. Together, Gregor and Elizabeth confront the great work his family
began three centuries earlier-to rediscover the secret of interstellar
travel.
Ranging from a gritty near-future Earth to a distant alien world, Cosmonaut
Keep is contemporary science fiction at its highest level, a visionary epic
filled with daring individuals seeking a place for themselves in a vast,
complex, and enigmatic universe.
The Ethos Effect
I found this novel very slow moving and having very little action. The
space battles are short and not very detailed. The overall plot is a strung out
mystery of government agencies and cover-ups.
Invasion
The ending left me wanting, but not liking where the direction was going
from the last few paragraphs. Some of different mindset may have thought
differently, just my opinion. Overall, it was good, but there were some
places it could have been improved on.
Odyssey One
Excellent plot, with a refreshingly unique style. With so many cookie
cutter writers in the eBook universe now, it's nice to see a new author that
doesn't copy his style or technologies en mass from the prevailing popular
authors of the military sci-fi genre.
I would recommend this book without reservation, were it not for the
annoying and ever-present grammar, punctuation and typographical errors.
The First Swords: The Book of Swords Volumes 1, 2, &
3
Fred Saberhagen's Book of Swords novels have captivated fantasy readers for
more than a decade. Here, now available in one volume, are the three books that
started it all.
For a game the gods have given the world twelve Swords of Power so that
they might be amused as the nations battle for their possession. But Vulcan the
Smith has had his own little joke: the Swords can kill the gods themselves. What
started out as Divine Jest has become all too serious as the gods fight to
recover the Swords, and mortals discover that the mantle of power is more
delicious and more terrible than anything they could have imagined.
Ward Against Death
I loved all the medical talk (Ward is also a physician). I loved Celia, who
is a seriously kick-ass heroine, taking down attackers with incredible speed and
strength and skill. I loved the descriptions of Ward's necromancy, which
actually seems to take some, you know, concentration and power and focus. This
is a fantastic YA crossover debut, and if things veer a little too often towards
repetitive misunderstandings or romance novel territory, I'm okay with it since
the rest of the book is so great. Plus the lovesick fixation is actually coming
from Ward, since Celia really can't be bothered with this guy at first. I liked
the role reversal, and I liked how their relationship developed.
Spider's Revenge
Spider's Revenge was a wonderful coda to Estep's overture. All the
repetition comes to fruition by the close. Estep creates an elegant ending to
the series' biggest thread with a subtle simple symmetry between how things
began and finished. There is also a lovely little bookend of the last line
mimicing the first of the series, marking the end of the story, or hopefully the
beginning of the next chapter.
Sigvald
Sigvald the Magnificent is not by any means your typical hero - or
anti-hero for that matter. His total insanity is contagious, and is never a dull
read. He surrounds himself with different types of men and creatures that are
both horrific and insanely strange that I had to keep turning pages to find out
more about them.
My Unfair Godmother
Golden. This book is pure gold (considering its contents revolve around
turning straw to gold, I'd say this is spot-on) and I don't want any of you to
miss out on reading it, or its companion. Please, go buy this book. Right now.
Read it (and the first one!) and then put it on your shelf and/or share it with
your friends (if you can bear to let it go) and read it again and again and
again. It really is one of the best.
Half-Blood
Half-Blood is an enjoyable read...I was flipping pages to see what was
going to happen next. I don't remember Half-Blood having any dull moments, I was
engrossed from the start. I'll admit, some of the story lines were predictable
while others weren't. Initially I had it all set out in my head how it would
happen, but I didn't guess them all. Of course, I can't wait to pick up Pure
which is to be released in the spring so it isn't a horrible wait! I forgot to
mention, loved the bit of mythology we got with Half-Blood!
Fire Bound
A dangerous creature is on the loose. Evalle, Tzader and Quinn take a
VIPER team just outside of Atlanta for a sting operation that takes a deadly
turn. Killing the half-human creature would be easy, but national security
is on the line until the team can discover who created the monster, and whether
more like it are waiting in the wings to be unleashed on the human world. The op
goes bad with Beladors in the middle of it, and nothing turns out as expected,
least of all for Evalle.
Elixir
Hilary Duff has given paranormal a whole new spin. Elixir has a fresh
voice, great plot twists and an ending that left me wanting the next book in the
series. Though I couldn't get into the beginning of the book like I wanted to,
when the plot twists and the love triangle intensify with Clea, Sage and Ben, I
was hooked and couldn't stop reading it. A powerful centuries old secret reveals
some character twists, uncovers a great mythology and makes for a fascinating
plot.
Darkness Unbound
It isn't easy finding a good Urban Fantasy/Paranormal series, once you've
read all the popular ones. It was nice to discover Darkness Unbound since it is
certainly better than some of the others I've seen out there (though not the
best). This opening book has a good beginning and excellent world building.
Hopefully, it will get even better as time goes on. The potential is certainly
there.
Blood Trinity
In Blood Trinity, Dianna Love and Sherrilyn Kenyon have teamed up to bring
us an exciting new Urban Fantasy series. They took the Urban Fantasy genre and
made it their own with preternatural characters I haven't seen in other UF
novels. I loved the pet gargoyle, Feenix, even if he had a bit of a potty mouth
;) The world they all inhabit was brilliantly complex. Filled with fiction as
well as references to the lore of many different cultures. Blood Trinity is s a
fascinating read that kept me turning the pages wanting more.
Alterant
It was clear by the end of Blood Trinity that Sherrilyn Kenyon and Dianna
Love were setting readers up for a big series. It just wasn't clear HOW big that
series was going to be. The answer is, it's going to be huge. Love has become
known for her fantastic, twisted suspense plots and weaving a story that's a
complex puzzle. Kenyon's Dark Hunter/Dream Hunter romance series spans more than
20 books. Her ability to build worlds and characters is unmatched.
But this is urban fantasy, and these two authors are pulling out all the
stops, giving readers the best of all of it. The world is fascinating, with
characters, both good and evil, who are rich and evolving. Gods and goddesses,
witches, demons, and heroes and heroines both human and preternatural, and not a
cardboard cliche among them. Set that in an alternate Atlanta that feels
real--one you won't want to leave--then combine it with fast-paced action and
the human race in danger, and this writing team has raised the bar for urban
fantasy.
Alterant takes us deeper into the lives and loves of Evalle, Tzader and
Quinn, and I won't give spoilers, but I will say, be ready for an almost unfair
number of "OMG!" moments. Alterant is brand new, but I'm already impatient for
the next book.
The Emperor's Knife
There is a cancer at the heart of the mighty Cerani Empire: a plague that
attacks young and old, rich and poor alike. Geometric patterns spread across the
skin, until you die in agony, or become a Carrier, doing the bidding of an evil
intelligence, the Pattern Master. Anyone showing the tell-tale marks is put to
death; that is Emperor Beyon''s law...but now the pattern is running over the
Emperor's own arms. His body servants have been executed, he ignores his wives,
but he is doomed, for soon the pattern will reach his face. While Beyon''s
agents scour the land for a cure, Sarmin, the Emperor''s only surviving brother,
awaits his bride, Mesema, a windreader from the northern plains. Unused to the
Imperial Court''s stifling protocols and deadly intrigues, Mesema has no one to
turn to but an ageing imperial assassin, the Emperor''s Knife. As long-planned
conspiracies boil over into open violence, the invincible Pattern Master appears
from the deep desert. Now only three people stand in his way: a lost prince, a
world-weary killer, and a young girl from the steppes who saw a path in a
pattern once, among the waving grasses - a path that just might save them
all!
Falling Under
Falling Under is a fantastic debut novel. The story is beautifully written
and there's plenty of suspense and intrigue. Falling Under is a highly addictive
entry in the YA paranormal genre. I can hardly wait to fall Under the spell of
the next installment.
Cold Fire
Cat Barahal and her beloved cousin Bee think they have reached a safe place
to shelter. But the Cold Mages who are conspiring to take them prisoner are
closing in. The warlord who hopes to conquer all Europa is convinced their
destiny is to aid him, whether they want to or not. And the man Cat was forced
to marry is back, as vainly arrogant and annoyingly handsome as ever.
Worst of all, as Hallows' Night approaches, powers hidden deep within the
spirit world are rising. Cat must seek allies against these threats and figure
out who to trust, for if she makes the wrong choices, she'll lose
everything.
Only one thing is certain. When Hallows' Night comes the Wild Hunt will
ride and it feeds on mortal blood.
Vampire Crush
I swear, my life was always totally normal.
Normal house, normal family, normal school. My looks are average, I don't
have any superpowers, no one's showing up to tell me I'm a princess—you get the
picture. But when my junior year started, something not normal happened. There
were new kids at school . . . new kids with a wardrobe straight out of a
19th-century romance novel, and an inexplicable desire to stay at school until
sundown.
And on top of that, James Hallowell showed up. James, who stole my
sandwiches in fourth grade and teased me mercilessly through middle school.
James, who now seems to have the power to make my heart race any time he comes
near.
But something weird is going on. Because James rarely goes out during the
day. And he seems stronger than your typical guy. And he knows the new kids, all
of whom seem to be harboring some kind of deep secret. . . .
The Office of Shadow
Some may say that Sturges has become proficient as a fantasy author, but I
say he's mastered it. The Office of Shadow is a well-crafted work of art,
littered with mystery and espionage throughout. The World that Sturges has
designed for this novel is unique and original. The Shadows are a secret
organization, only believed to be a myth by most. But what is it that makes a
Shadow a Shadow? The intensive training? The secret knowledge they obtain that
is absent to others? The answer is an intriguing surprise worth waiting
for.
In this World, he has also provided a new spin on the idea of magic in the
form of twelve gifts, labeled by their significance (Glamour, Folding,
Leadership, Empathy, etc.). Along the way, the characters become puzzled by the
presence of a thirtenth gift, which is beyond their comprehension. It is
described in human terms as observing a colorless color or trying to divide by
zero.
If imagery were a commoner, Sturges would be its King. There are times when
reading that you'd think he literally visited this World, soaked it all in, and
then came home to write about it. From analyst-filled offices to flying cities
high in the sky, you are always right there in the middle of it with the
characters - learning as they learn, training as they train, and even fighting
when they fight.
The Office of Shadow is a direct sequel to Midwinter, Sturges' previous
novel. Midwinter is a nice introduction to the main protagonist, Lord
Silverdunn, but reading it is definitely not a necessity, as there are plenty of
references in The Office of Shadow that pop their little heads up and fill you
in on what previously took place. And don't be intimidated by what seem at first
to be difficult to pronounce names and places like Uvenchaud and Prythme because
it doesn't take long for them to start flowing with the rest of your
vocabulary.
Midwinter
Winter only comes to the land once in a hundred years. But the snow covers
ancient secrets: secrets that could topple a kingdom.
Mauritaine was a war hero, a Captain in the Seelie Army. Then he was
accused of treason and sentenced to life without parole at Crere Sulace, a dark
and ancient prison in the mountains, far from the City Emerald. But now the
Seelie Queen--Regina Titania herself--has offered him one last chance to redeem
himself, an opportunity to regain his freedom and his honor.
Unfortunately, it s a suicide mission, which is why only Mauritaine and the
few prisoners he trusts enough to accompany him, would even dare attempt it.
Raieve, beautiful and harsh, an emissary from a foreign land caught in the wrong
place at the wrong time. Perrin Alt, Lord Silverdun, a nobleman imprisoned as a
result of political intrigues so Byzantine that not even he understands them.
Brian Satterly, a human physicist, apprehended searching for the human victims
of the faery changeling trade.
Meanwhile, dark forces are at work at home and abroad. In the Seelie
kingdom, the reluctant soldier Purane-Es burns with hatred for Mauritaine, and
plots to steal from him the one thing that remains to him: his wife. Across the
border, the black artist Hy Pezho courts the whim of Mab, offering a deadly
weapon that could allow the Unseelie in their flying cities to crush Titania and
her army once and for all.
With time running out, Mauritaine and his companions must cross the deadly
Contested Lands filled with dire magical fallout from wars past. They will
confront mounted patrols, brigands, and a traitor in their midst. And before
they reach their destination, as the Unseelie Armies led by Queen Mab approach
the border, Mauritaine must decide between his own freedom and the fate of the
very land that has forsaken him.
The Shadow at the Gate
A lot of focus in first half or so of this volume seems to be on characters
other than Jute, arguably the main character in volume one, though it does drop
in on him occasionally at first and more often as the story progresses. A number
of characters who had lesser roles in Hawk And His Boy get to spend a lot more
time on stage and come into their own in this volume. Owain Gawinn and Levoreth
happily get a lot of stage time here.
Graced
This book was SO good, i waited and waited for it to come out, when it
finally did I was SO EXCITED! I read it in two days, it was great! Perfect third
book, and since this is part 1, I'm guessing when there'll be a part 2?
Grounded
This was a very good follow up to book 1. I enjoyed the character
development that happened. Harpies are so different from the traditional
supernatural creatures popular right now. It's nice to have something new and
refreshing to read about! I'm also glad that Mason finally made a choice about
who he really loves! It will ne very interesting to see what happens next! With
the transfer of magic and a new leader! Sorry no spoilers here! You'll have to
read to see who they are! Happy reading!
Goliath
Goliath is an outstanding finale to this imaginative and vivid steampunk
trilogy. Once again, Westerfeld masterfully balances the intrigue and politics
of the great war between the Darwinists and Clankers with Alek and Deryn's
dynamic and unique friendship. The tensions between the two run high as Alek
finally discovers the truth about Deryn, and there is plenty of drama as they
try to figure where they stand with each other. Alek also experiences many
personal conflicts as he puts his trust in a weapon in order to bring an end to
the war, and is ultimately tested to his limits. A few old characters resurface
as complications arise and provide some well-needed insight and comic relief to
the story. Everything in Goliath builds to an electrifying confrontation with a
breathless and very satisfactory ending. This final book is full of adventure,
plenty of skulking about, moral dilemmas, and no shortage of action. It will be
very hard to let go of Alek, Deryn, the perspicacious loris, and the rest of
Westerfeld's magnificent world.
Stripped
The epilogue leaves open a door for a sequel. But I doubt if I will be
looking it up, unless Alexa and Matt become more forceful than they were in this
book. It is a shame because I think this author writes really, really well. But
I was not compelled to stay in her world.
Also important to note: this is not a paranormal romance. While Alexa and
Matt are acknowledged lovers and end up together, the romance portion of the
book is almost nil. This is pure UF
Eden
For those who love the love triangle, this book has you covered. For the
most part, I always know whose team I'm on, but Taylor really made this
difficult. Both guys were awesome. West truly had me going at first: He's
gorgeous, strong, and has so much to offer Eve, but Avian has all the same
qualities LOL I mean, both of them love her to death and would do anything for
her, and there's not a flaw I could find with either one. I loved their banter
and tug of war they had going over Eve. Neither of them was willing to back
down. In the end, I'm glad she finally made a decision between them and we don't
have to wait for the next book to discover this like most stories.
The plot was strong also. Although a lot of the story centered on the love
triangle, I thought the action and twists involving the Fallen was well
balanced. Eve's transformation through the story was evident, and I was left
satisfied by the end, except for the future of one character. I really want to
know what's going to become of him. If there's going to be a second book, I
think it will have a lot of him, or at least I'm hoping! This is a great read
and I recommend it to anyone who loves Post-Apocalyptic, Dystopian, smoldering
love triangles, and something original in YA.
Interface
From his triumphant debut with Snow Crash to the stunning success of his
latest novel, Quicksilver, Neal Stephenson has quickly become the voice of a
generation. In this now-classic thriller, he and fellow author J. Frederick
George tell a shocking tale with an all-too plausible premise.
There's no way William A. Cozzano can lose the upcoming presidential
election. He's a likable midwestern governor with one insidious advantage—an
advantage provided by a shadowy group of backers. A biochip implanted in his
head hardwires him to a computerized polling system. The mood of the electorate
is channeled directly into his brain. Forget issues. Forget policy. Cozzano is
more than the perfect candidate. He's a special effect.
Skeleton Letters
Although amateur sleuths coincidentally finding a corpse and feeling
compelled to behave foolishly by investigating are not new concepts (see Death
Swatch), readers will enjoy the latest scrapbooking mystery (see Fiber &
Brimstone) as the BFFs place themselves in danger with their inquiry. The cozy
is fun to follow and there are plenty of scrapbooking tips. Fans of the series
will root for the dynamic duo as they work the case of a regular murdered in a
church.
Shoe Done It
Shoe Done It is a fun somewhat satirical amateur sleuth tale that mocks at
the compulsive obsessive behavior of fashionista as a stiletto by any other name
is not just footwear. The first Accessories Mystery stars a heroine who is the
Einstein of fashion and uses her knowledge of clothing to investigate who would
literally murder to possess customized stilettos. Cozy readers will enjoy this
entertaining San Francisco treat.
Midnight and the Meaning of Love
Chiasa the Blazin' Blasian was Midnights backbone, a warrior, a challenge,
his comrade. She's the woman the you wish you could be more like. I feel like
there is also a hidden message, that Bible verse that went something like be
lead by faith and not by sight and you can conquer anything. That seems to be
the way Midnight lives his life, now he's muslim, but he made sacrifices and
gave his god all the praise and credit everytime he had the chance. I'd only
imagine whatever God you believe in, if you had that much faith and loyalty to
him all the obstacles in your life you would overcome. Overall, I felt like
I took a journey to JAPAN and KOREA myself in the 4 days it took for me to read
this book. And overall, that's what a book is suppose to do.
Liver Let Die
Jordan heads off on her first assingment and Jordan explains to her waiter,
JT, that she does not eat red meat and ask what else is on the menu that is
good. She goes with JT's suggestion and when he returns with the entree, she
asks what is it. Well the thought of being able to enjoy foie gras, ranks up
there with red meat. She promtly stuff it in her first and offers her
compliments. In the morning she is awakend to find that her waiter is found dead
in the lobby of her aprtment with her name and phone number in his pocket.
The author skillfully provides the reader with several possible killers,
all with reason to do it. Could it be the college football star, the local
lawyer who might also have a bookie business on the side. Jordan and her
neighbor must pull out their playbooks and work on their game plan before time
expires---for someone else.
A very fun read and I am looking forward to the next book.
Flipped Out
Though I had suspicions, and figured out most of the clues, I didn't know
who had committed the crime for sure until it was revealed. That alone makes
Jennie Bentley's book worth the read. The projects in the back of the book
are perfect for both beginners and those with a little more experience. I
highly recommend Flipped Out to fans of cozy mysteries and to all those brave
enough to renovate anything.
The More the Terrier
This series is really packs more of a one-two punch, they stories are fun
and entertaining but they also make us aware of a huge over population of pets
in the United States. I almost feel we should have a Bob Barker moment to remind
ourselves "to have your pets spayed or neutered". I also feel that adopting and
giving pets "forever homes" is an uplifting experience. We have 3 rescued
kitties under our roof. If you are looking for a pet to love, start out at a
shelter and save a life that will love you unconditionally immediately.
Like cozy mysteries, like animals, you will love this book! Your invisible
tails will be wagging with delight!!!!
The Vampire Tapestry
Weyland's relationships with the humans he encounters are so different that
each chapter varies wildly in tone. I personally found Mark's chapter the most
powerful, with a wonderful picture of the terror and aching conscience of a
truly good boy, and Floria's curiously anticlimatic considering her obvious
significance. Everyone will have a favorite.
Though not quite perfect, a welcome addition to any vampire fiction
collection.
The Terror
The story is told from the perspective of several officers and crewmen.
Simmons brings each of them to life with as much intricate detail as he provides
to the frigid landscape. However, Francis Crozier, the captain of the Terror, is
definitely the main character. Without spoiling anything, it's evident from the
first chapter that there will be a showdown between Crozier and the creature,
but the ending isn't what you'll expect.
The Terror is an excellent story of misery, betrayal and redemption (heavy
on the misery). If you decide to read it, do so in the winter. The cold and the
wind howling outside your window will help you empathize with the plight of the
characters and you'll gain a greater appreciation for the comforts of hearth and
home.
Tom Clancy's Endwar: The Hunted
The twist that they have in this was confusing. I haven't the slightest
idea what exactly it was. Was it the German who was searching for the Snow
Maiden, or was it the fight at the end, where the Snow Maiden's employers
creating the trap for the German, forcing the Snow Maiden to work with him after
a failed attempt at destroying him. Or was it where Major Alice Dennison was
found to be a traitor? I'm not sure.
Despite the confusion, I liked the book. Some of the character were
interesting, including the Snow Maiden. They were obviously fleshed out and I
enjoyed being able to find out more about the main antagonist.
Velvet
Velvet is a laundress in a Victorian steam laundry. With both her mother
and father dead, she is an orphan and has to rely upon her own wits to make a
living. The laundry's work is back-breaking and Velvet is desperate to create a
better life for herself. Then Velvet is noticed by Madame Savoya, a famed
medium, who asks Velvet to come to work for her. Velvet is dazzled at first by
the young yet beautifully dressed and bejewelled Madame. But soon Velvet
realises that Madame Savoya is not all that she says she is, and Velvet's very
life is in danger ...A romantic and thrillingly exciting new novel from an
acclaimed and much loved historical writer for teens.
Wisdom's Kiss
In something of a sequel to "Princess Ben" comes a thoroughly intelligent
story that makes a fine mark in the fairy tale world. It's enchanting, it's fun,
it's creative. It's worth a read for anyone who loves fairy tales. Romance and
intrigue are explained through a variety of voices.
Which leads into what is truly novel about this story. This book is a clip
of history... which means it's told through diary entries, letters,
encyclopedias, and all other sorts of historical documents. It's not irritating
in the least, but fun and surprisingly easy to follow. I felt it added quite a
bit of charm to the storytelling.
This is just a great book altogether. The story is wonderful, the
characters are interesting, and the format is a lot of fun.
The Predators
A sinister ring of child abductors sends the FBI on a frenzied manhunt to
save an ambassador’s daughter before it’s too late
The people in the car don’t recognize Mary as anything special. They see
the skinny ten-year-old as just another young girl on the streets of Brussels,
not as the daughter of a US ambassador. The black car stops and Mary, used to
having a chauffeur, climbs aboard. Before she knows what’s happening, she is on
her way to a mansion in Antwerp with a specially designed, child-sized cell. She
has been abducted.
Now, a team of FBI agents, along with Europe’s
foremost psychological profiler, are on the hunt for the girl’s captors. They
must find her before time runs out and Mary is murdered or worse.
The Queen's Devotion
Although Plaidy uses the same basic descriptions in her queens novels the
flavor of each is distinct. You can still understand the background and history
within the emotions of the women. I enjoy her writings.
The Scorch Trials
The Scorch Trials is a jaw-dropping thriller filled with the most insane
and unexpected twists. Dashner will blow your mind with everything that WICKED
puts the Gladers through and for every question raised, we get the teeniest
insight into what is really going on. It will keep you on the edge of your
seat...
The Long Glasgow Kiss
Well plotted, Lennox pulls the threads of all the separate cases together,
serving many masters and both sides of the law. Lennox himself is a complex
character. He hates what the war has done to him. He stumbles through a moral
morass, seeking what few shreds of his humanity remain. He uses women, then
mires himself in self-loathing for doing just that. He reads (though not
Hemingway) and tries to be a good tenant to his war-widowed landlord, Fiona
White.
While the first book in the series, Lennox, was equally good, Russell
avoids the "second book" doldrums and produces a work not only every bit as
good, but better. The characters have more depth, the plot and morals more
nuanced. The first book explored the Jewish ghetto of Glasgow, the second
introduces the life of the pikeys, the Irish and European gypsies who live in
wagons and caravans in the countryside.
Eve
I really liked the premise for this book. It seems very real that a sudden
tragedy could take so many lives so quickly that the government would break
down. It also seems very real that in the crisis, people would trust someone who
took too much power in the name of survive and with the promise of it only
lasting for a short time. I could totally see this happening. I could also see
the rebellion taking hold as people saw the results of such power. I loved the
set-up.
The whole book was a quick read, I finished it in a day. I quickly became
interested in Eve and her world. She was poorly educated to real life even
though she excelled in the academics taught at her "school". The things she knew
didn't seem to help her survive once she found herself outside of the school. I
really wanted to see more growth from her. Her decisions were poor at the
beginning of the book and I hoped that would improve over the course of the book
as she experienced living in the wild. Unfortunately, Eve didn't grow that way.
As a matter of fact, she continually made bad choice to the point that I wanted
to scream at her to stop. So much was done and lost in the name of protecting
Eve. I hope in book two, she starts paying some of that back.
American Boy
AMERICAN BOY is, in the end, an old tale made new and fresh through the
story-telling skills of a master hand at fiction. Larry Watson burst onto the
book scene nearly twenty years ago with his first novel, MONTANA 1948., a
shocking and beautiful book. His latest offering shows he is still at the top of
his game. If you appreciate serious literary fiction, READ THIS BOOK!
The Death Cure
The Death Cure by James Dashner is a heart stopping, edge of your seat
movel. We are sent through the maze, journeyed across the scorch, and in the
end, we found paradise. was all my questions answered? no... I feel that dashner
could have maybe added another few chapters to tie the book together a little
better, but i feel that the ending was okay. however, this novel kind of reminds
me of the movie I Am Legend....not the novel.
The Dovekeepers
First I admit to being a huge Alice Hoffman fan. This book, however, is not
Hoffman's typical book. It is as the book description says very ambitious. For
me, Hoffman's ambitions succeeded beyond my imagination. I loved this book, the
characters, the setting, the debates it caused in my own mind over faith and
religion.
Still, I think this book requires a lot of patience to read. It isn't a
genre fiction novel and is long because it was designed to be that way in order
to give the characters and the history involved as much space as possible. This
is not a book to sit down with and try to read during commercials while watching
television. It's a book that requires time and effort--but that time and effor
will be well worth it! Just don't expect an average Alice Hoffman book and read
it for what it is--a great literary fiction novel. Few writers could bring off
this book at all and certainly not with Hoffman's writing expertise. Parts of
the book are just brilliantly written and worth reading just for that beauty
alone.
Overall, fantastic read. Already wishing there was a new Alice Hoffman book
on the horizon!
61 A.D.
I loved the first two Bachiyr novels ("33 AD" and "Saying Goodbye To The
Sun"). This one is the sequel to the first book, "33 AD". McAfee has created an
alternative world of organized vampirism with some very interesting characters.
I love the way he makes these fictional historical characters seem real. Lots of
suspense, twists and turns. I've read tons of horror and action books in my
life, some good, some so so, and some not so good. McAfee is a "for real" type
of talent. I rate his first three vampire books as very good. Highly
recommended.
The Boy Who Couldn't Sleep and Never Had To
This is a more complex novel than many of the reviews up here seem to
suggest. I read it as a series of a young man's awakenings; first to the power
of his own creativity, then to love and sex, then to the idea of manhood, then
to his own capacity for cruelty and finally, and finally into a very sad
understanding of just how corrupt the world can be. He can't awaken from this
final revelation, and it makes this book tragic, not comic. There is a lot of
humor, but this is not a madcap teen romp with science fiction overtones. This
is a very sad story about a young man's complete loss of innocence, not because
he does drugs and has sex, but because he is done a great injustice at the hands
of the larger world and must do what it demands of him in order to stay alive.
But telling his story is in its own way a subversive statement of bravery and
faith, and offers the hope of change.
Very highly recommended.
Sherlock Holmes and the Zombie Problem
This is an interesting take on Sherlock Holmes, it updates the fabulous
traditional Holmes story with a hard, violent edge. Its a real page
turner...
A Beautiful Dark
The polar opposite to Asher's wild ways was the always in control and rule
abiding Devin. For the majority of the book Devin was quiet and reserved except
for a few fleeting moments when we got to see behind his walls. What I found
interesting was that, from a glance, Devin would seem to be nothing like Asher,
but as I got further in the book I definitely got the feeling that Devin was a
lot more like Asher then he should have been. I feel like he craved to be able
to break the rules, no matter how much he tried to hide it. I think that in the
end, Devin's refusal to break the rules really turned out to be his biggest
flaw.
The plot of A Beautiful Dark was great! It kept me interested and on my
toes, and it was an awesome take on angels. I liked getting to learn a bit about
the history of the angels and can't wait to learn more about them in the future
books in this series! Also, Jocelyn Davies' writing was awesome, I felt like
this book was so easy to read in I would find myself getting sucked in and then
being astonished by how much I'd read without even realizing it! I would
definitely recommend this book to anyone!
Before Ever After
From the first page to the last, the book hold's the reader's heart right
in its hands, never letting go as it carries you through to the end (or is it a
beginning, really?) of the tale.
It's a fantastic tale with history twisted with our modern mundane lives
and seasoned by something older than time.
Whisper of Warning
From the opening chapter I was hooked. Having read book one in the series,
Thread of Fear, I already knew that Courtney attracts trouble but this situation
takes the cake. I loved the fact that the action starts immediately and the rest
of the book keeps up the pace.
The Last Town on Earth
I am not exactly sure which I found more shocking - the fact that there
actually were armed guards protecting the borders of a town from a deadly virus,
or that this is only Thomas Mullen's first novel. The Last Town on Earth is
easily the most fascinating and intense book I've read this year. The vivid,
relentless descriptions of the infection are truly terrifying and they managed
to keep me in constant fear throughout. Mullen does an excellent job showing how
an entire town could justify something that on the surface, seems fundamentally
wrong. How far would you go to protect your family and your own life? Is it
worth killing for? Would you be willing to turn your back on your freedom, your
country? The Last Town on Earth explores the ramifications of such choices to
their inevitably grim conclusions. Wholeheartedly recommended, you will not be
disappointed!
The Lady of the Rivers
This is the third novel in Philippa's series The Cousins' War, but
chronologically (so far anyway) sets the scene and characters for the whole
series. What I enjoy the most about her books is their authenticity...her
characters do not use 21st century slang or mannerisms, a feature which makes me
cringe with some historical novels.Philippa has clearly researched her topic and
does not hide or water down how conditions were in those days...fleas, disease,
death, women used as pawns in their families with no rights...it may offend our
present day values but is true and honest. I highly recommend this book and all
her writing...
Sixteen Brides
Stephanie Grace Whitson always produces good writing as she carries you
along on the journey with these women. Based on historical facts, she weaves the
stories of these brides into the landscape of the prairie of Nebraska that
leaves one at the end of the story with a nod and sigh of satisfaction.
Lady of the English
This is a complicated piece of history with many players, but I loved
keeping the main focus on the relationship between Matilda and Adeliza and found
it a very effective way of showing the reader a different side of Matilda, who
had a reputation for being a bit of a termagant. Adeliza's devotion to the
church and her charities was also an excellent way to show the more human
aspects of the conflict and the great toll it took on the country. I very much
enjoyed watching Matilda's relationship with her son and heir, especially after
his *invasion* of England at fourteen. As with all of her novels, Chadwick
excels at bringing the medieval period to life - prepare to let yourself be
sucked into another century for the weekend. Thumbs up on the author's notes at
the end where she tells us what is fact and what has been surmised. Lastly, a
very big thumbs up for staying true to her character's devotion to God, honor
and duty and not succumbing to the temptation of throwing in an affair that
never happened just to spice up one's book. Five stars.
Love in a Warm Climate
It's a delightful reading. It was hard to put down, even though I was in
the middle of a high priority project. All along I was given useful tips for
life, body and relationship. It is a very invigorating and refreshing chick
read. I would recommend it to any woman who strives through life and would still
like to stay femme fatale and be successful in all aspects of life...
Frozen Moment
For me `Frozen Moments' lacks the beautiful language - almost poetic at
times - that makes Mankell's `Wallander' crime series so special. Cedar's book
felt to me that on the one hand there wasn't enough left out to engage my
imagination, and on the other hand there was too much character and background
description that didn't add to the plot and was fairly ordinary, without the
magic of extraordinary prose.
Frost
Frost is one of those novels that walks the line between the psychological
and the fantastical. I am always intrigued by stories like these, because there
is something so alluring about the possibilities in each of these explanations,
but often I end up disappointed. I am happy to say that debut author Baer's
novel was not disappointing in the least. I was so impressed by Baer's ability
to get inside the sometimes confusion mind of protagonist Leena. In addition,
her fluid writing and attention to detail combined with a well paced and
intriguing plot made Frost so enthralling to read. However, the real reason why
Baer succeeded in my mind where other writers failed is because of the ending of
her book. This is one of those stories fueled by ambiguity, but I am the type of
reader who is irritated when ambiguity is all that remains at the end, as in
Imaginary Girls by Nova Ren Suma. Baer doesn't necessarily give an absolute
explanation for the mysterious events that transpire in her story, but she gives
enough to work with so that readers can pick one of the explanations,
psychological or fantastical, and feel secure that there is enough evidence
within the story to back their opinions. This is what made Frost so much more
satisfying to me than other stories like it. I applaud Baer for a lovely and
wonderfully written novel and the beginning of a very promising writing
career.
Dirty Little Secrets
I would never want to enter a real world like Lucy's, but I now understand
the horror of her home life. I found myself holding my breath in passages,
wanting to help her overcome the effects of her mother's hoarding but I was
powerless to do so. Instead, I came face to face with Lucy's panic and shame. If
ever there was a book that created empathy for such a misunderstood illness,
DIRTY LITTLE SECRETS is it.
Deeper
Deeper is one of those rare books that just grabs your attention and
doesn't let go until you see The End on the last page. I loved this book! It
reminds me of Creature From the Black Lagoon mixed in with H.P. Lovecraft and
Moore's own thrills, all wrapped together in a neat bundle of excellent
storytelling that made this title stand out on the bookshelf. I'll make this
easy for you. If you want to read a great book with lots of action, great plots,
and adventure, pick this one up. Deeper won't disappoint you; it'll only drag
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Carnal Innocence
(2011)
700 MB
World famous violinist Caroline Waverly returns to
her home town of Innocence to retreat from the world. But a serial slayer is
stalking the streets of Innocence, and Caroline may be a prime target for
murder.
Cole Younger & The Black Train
(2012)
701 MB
Grave Encounters
(2011)
599 MB
Lance Preston and the crew of "Grave Encounters", a
ghost-hunting reality television show, are shooting an episode inside the
abandoned Collingwood Psychiatric Hospital, where unexplained phenomena has been
reported for years. All in the name of good television, they voluntarily lock
themselves inside the building for the night and begin a paranormal
investigation, capturing everything on camera. They quickly realize that the
building is more than just haunted - it is alive - and it has no intention of
ever letting them leave. They find themselves lost in a labyrinth maze of
endless hallways and corridors, terrorized by the ghosts of the former patients.
They soon begin to question their own sanity, slipping deeper and deeper into
the depths of madness, ultimately discovering the truth behind the hospital's
dark past...and taping what turns out to be their final episode.
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The Punisher (2004)
799 MB
Special agent Frank Castle had it all: A loving
family, a great life, and an adventurous job. But when his life is taken away
from him by a ruthless criminal and his associates, Frank has become reborn. Now
serving as judge, jury, and executioner, he's a new kind of vigilante out to
wage a one man war against those who have done him wrong.
The Wiggles Wiggle time
(2012)
198 MB
Children get to know the Wiggles, Australia's music
sensation, with this video that includes videos from some of their most popular
songs. Kids will have fun dancing and singing along with Wiggles' vocalist Greg
Page, guitarist Murray Cook, keyboardist and accordion player Jeff Fatt, and
guitarist Anthony Field. In addition to the band members, there are puppets in
costume who tag along for the musical fun, including Dorothy the Dinosaur,
Captain Feathersword, Henry the Octopus, and Wags the Dog. Some of the songs on
this video include "Get Ready to Wiggle," "Rock-A-Bye-Your Bear," "I Love It
When It Rains," "Here Comes a Bear," "Sing a Song of Polly," "Quack Quack,"
"Whenever I Hear This Music," and "Wiggly .
War Horse (2011)
903 MB
Dartmoor,1914: To his wife's dismay farmer
Narracott buys a thoroughbred horse rather than a plough animal, but when his
teenaged son Albert trains the horse and calls him Joey, the two becoming
inseparable. When his harvest fails, the farmer has to sell Joey to the British
cavalry and he is shipped to France where, after a disastrous offensive he is
captured by the Germans and changes hands twice more before he is found, caught
in the barbed wire in No Man's Land four years later and freed. He is returned
behind British lines where Albert, now a private, has been temporarily blinded
by gas, but still recognizes his beloved Joey. However, as the Armistice is
declared Joey is set to be auctioned off. After all they have been through will
Albert and Joey return home together?
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Ice Age 4: Continental Drift (2012)
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Manny, Diego, and Sid embark upon another adventure
after their continent is set adrift. Using an iceberg as a ship, they encounter
sea creatures and battle pirates as they explore a new world.
Motorsport News - 01 August
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New York Times Best Sellers Fiction July 29
Plus Ebook Collection (221 books)
English | EPUB + MOBI | Ebooks Collection | All In
One | 375 MB
Included in this collection are all the fiction
best Sellers as of July 29th, Excluded books are the ones that have been on top
list for over two weeks since they can be found in my previous top seller list
collection. some top sellers are part of a series so I included the previous
books in those series as well.
Books missing - Training Tessa, by Lyla Sinclair
and Sandcastle Girls by Chris Bohjalian. Also Included in this collection are
a tons of other SciFi, Political thriller, romance, fantasy and crime series and
a healthy amount of Non-fiction books.
Books and Author list
Fiction
1- The Hunger Games Series by Suzanne Collins (3
books) 1-book 1-The Hunger Games - Suzanne Collins 2-book 2-Catching Fire-
Suzanne Collins 3-book 3-Mockingjay- Suzanne Collins 4 - Technomancer by
B. V. Larson (Unspeakable Things Book 1) 5 - Outlaw by Angus Donald (Outlaw
Chronicles series book 1) 6 - Holy Warrior by Angus Donald (Outlaw Chronicles
series book 2) 7 - King's Man by Angus Donald (Outlaw Chronicles series book
3) 8 - Warlord by Angus Donald (Outlaw Chronicles series book 4) 9 -
Paranormalcy by Kiersten White (Paranormalcy series book 1) 10-
Supernaturally by Kiersten White (Paranormalcy series book 2) 11- Endlessly
by Kiersten White (Paranormalcy series book 3) 12- Slaughterhouse-Five (1969)
by Kurt Vonnegut 13- Breakfast of Champions (1973) by Kurt Vonnegut 14-
Cat's Cradle (1963) by Kurt Vonnegut 15- God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater (1965)
by Kurt Vonnegut 16- Daemon series Daemon by Daniel Suarez (2 books) book
1 -Daemon by Daniel Suarez book 2 - Freedom by Daniel Suarez 18- Women of
the Otherworld by Kelley Armstrong (13 books), names below (1). Bitten
(2001) (2). Stolen (2002) (3). Dime Store Magic (2003) (4). Industrial
Magic (2004) (5). Haunted (2005) (6). Broken (2006) (7). No Humans
Involved (2007) (8). Personal Demon (2008) (9). Living with the Dead
(2008) (10). Frost Bitten (2009) (11). Waking the Witch (2010) (12).
Spellbound (2011) (13). Thirteen (2012) 31- Where We Belong by Emily
Giffin 32- Spindle's End by Robin McKinley 33- Beth's Acceptance by Teal
Ceagh aka Tracy Cooper (Destiny’s Trinities series book 1) 34- Mia's Return
by Teal Ceagh aka Tracy Cooper (Destiny’s Trinities series book 2) 35- Sera's
Gift by Teal Ceagh aka Tracy Cooper (Destiny’s Trinities series book 3) 36-
The Bell at Sealey Head by Patricia Mckillip 37- Silently and Very Fast by
Catherynne M Valente 38- Pandora's Legions by Christopher Anvil 39- The
Strong Cowboys of Wilde series by Chloe Lang (book 1 to 6) names below (1).
Strong Attraction (2)Strong Desire (3)Feeling Strong (4)Strong
Passion (5)Strong Craving (6)Strong Temptation 45- Shock Warning by
Michael Walsh 46- David Trevellyan series by Andrew Grant (3
books) (i)Even (book 1) (ii)Die Twice (book 2) (iii)More Harm Than Good
(book3) 49- The Gift of Rain by Tan Twan 50- The Trouble with Kings by
Sherwood Smith 51- Yusuf Khalifa series by Paul Sussman (3 books) (i)The
Lost Army of Cambyses (2002) (ii)The Last Secret of the Temple
(2005) (iii)The Labyrinth of Osiris (2012) 54- The Hidden Oasis by Paul
Sussman 55- The Orphan King by Sigmund Brouwer (Merlin's Immortals series
Book 1) 56- Chronicles of the Red King Series by Jenny Nimmo (2
books) (i)The Secret Kingdom (ii)The Stones of Ravenglass 58- Vatta's
War series by Elizabeth Moon (5 books) (i)Trading in Danger (ii)Marque and
Reprisal (iii)Engaging the Enemy (iv)Command Decision (v)Victory
Conditions 63- Hearts in Darkness by Laura Kaye 64- Rot & Ruin by
Jonathan Maberry 65- Last Light Series by Alex Scarrow (2 books) (i)Last
Light - Book 1 (ii)Afterlight - Book 2 67- Crown Duel series by Sherwood
Smith (2 books) (i)Crown Duel (Crown & Court #1) (ii)Court Duel (Crown
& Court, #2) 69- The Corpse With the Silver Tongue by Cathy Ace ((Cait
Morgan Mysteries Book # 1) 70- Arctic Rising by Tobias S. Buckell 71- Year
Zero by Rob Reid 72- Kill Decision by Daniel Suarez 73- Stained Glass
Monsters by Andrea K. Host (Eferum series book 1) 74- The Last Song by Eva
Wiseman 75- Wildwood series by Juliet Marillier (i)Book 1 - Wildwood
Dancing (ii)Book 2 - Cybele’s secret 77- The Kingdom of Bones by Stephen
Gallagher 78- Dragon Star by Stephanie Burke (Dragonish Series Book 1) 79-
Fair Game by J.J. Massa 80- Firebird by Jaycee Clark 81- MacCarrick
Brothers Series by Kresley Cole (3 books) (i) If You Dare (ii) If You
Desire (iii)If You Deceive 84- Immortals After Dark Series by Kresley Cole
[Books 0.5-11] (0.5)The Warlord Wants Forever (1)A Hunger Like No
Other (2)No Rest for the Wicked (3)Wicked Deeds on a Winter's
Night (4)Dark Needs at Night's Edge (5)Dark Desires After Dusk (6)Kiss
of a Demon King (7)Deep Kiss of Winter (8)Pleasure of a Dark
Prince (9)Demon from the Dark (10)Dreams of a Dark
Warrior (11)Lothaire 96- 7 novels by Andrew Vachss (not a
series) (96)Shella (97)The Getaway Man (98)Two Trains
Running (99)Haiku (100)The Weight (101)That's How I
Roll (102)Blackjack 103- The Mind Readers series by Lori Brighton (2
books) (103)book 1 mindreaders (104)book 2 The Mind Thieves 105- The
Prisoner of Snowflake Falls by John Lekich 106- 5 Novels by Ryne Douglas
Pearson (5 books, non series) (106)Cloudburst (107)Top Ten (108)The
Donzerly Light (109)Simple Simon (110)Confessions 111- Royal
Brotherhood Trilogy by Sabrina Jeffries (3 books) (111)Book 1 : In the
Prince's Bed (112)Book 2 : To Pleasure a Prince (113)Book 3 : One Night
With A Prince 114- Sidney Sheldon Complete Collection (20 books +1
autobiography) 114-The Naked Face (1970) 115-The Other Side of Midnight
(midnight 1) (1973) 116-Memories of Midnight (midnight 2)
(1990) 117-Bloodline (1977) 118-Rage of Angels (1980) 119-Master of the
Game (1982) 120-If Tomorrow Comes (1985) 121-Windmills of the Gods
(1987) 122-The Sands of Time (1988) 123-A Stranger in the Mirror
(1976) 124-The Doomsday Conspiracy (1991) 125-The Stars Shine Down
(1992) 126-Nothing Lasts Forever (1994) 127-Morning, Noon and Night
(1995) 128-The Best Laid Plans (1997) 129-Tell Me Your Dreams
(1998) 130-The Sky Is Falling (2001) 131-Are You Afraid of the Dark?
(2004) 132-After the Darkness 133-Mistress of the
Game 134-AutoBiography of Sidney Sheldon : The Other Side of Me
(2005) 135- Death By Chocolate by Emma Walker 136- Kalypso: Tritagonist by
Emma Walker 137-Cold Skin by Herrick Steven 138- The Perfect Play by Jaci
Burton 139- Mitch Rapp Series by Vince Flynn (12 books) book 1 - Transfer
of Power book 2 - The Third Option book 3 - Separation of Power book 4
- Executive Power book 5 - Memorial Day book 6 - Consent to Kill book 7
- Act of Treason book 8 - Protect and Defend book 9 - Extreme
Measures book 10- Pursuit of Honor book 11- American Assassin book 12-
Kill Shot 151 - A Friend of the Family by Lisa Jewell 152 - One-Hit Wonder
by Lisa Jewell 153 - Ralph's Party by Lisa Jewell 154- All Souls trilogy
by Deborah Harkness (2 books) 154-book 1 - A Discovery of Witches - Deborah
Harkness 155-book 2 - Shadow Of Night - Deborah Harkness 156- Gabriel
Allon series by Daniel Silva (12 books) 156-The Kill Artist (2000) 157-The
English Assassin (2002) 158-The Confessor (2003) 159-A Death in Vienna
(2004) 160-Prince of Fire (2005) 161-The Messenger (2006) 162-The
Secret Servant (2007) 163-Moscow Rules (2008) 164-The Defector
(2009) 165-The Rembrandt Affair (2010) 166-Portrait of a Spy
(2011) 167-The Fallen Angel (2012) 168-Deep Down by Lee Child (A Jack
Reacher Short Story) 169-Criminal by Karin Slaughter 170-Close Your Eyes
by Iris Johansen & Roy Johansen 171-The Next Best Thing by Jennifer
Weiner 172-Playing for Keeps by R.L. Mathewson (A Neighbor from Hell
#1) 173-The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern 174-The Sullivans series by
by Bella Andre 174-book-3-Can't Help Falling In Love 175-book 4 - I only
Have Eyes For You 176- book 5-If You Were Mine 177-Michael Bennett Series
by James Patterson & Michael Ledwidge 177-Step on a Crack - book
1 178-Run for Your Life - book 2 179-Worst Case - book 3 180-Tick Tock
- book 4 181-I, Michael Bennett - book 5 182-Creole Belle by James Lee
Burke 183-Backfire by Catherine Coulter (FBI Thriller #16) 184-Slammed
Series by Colleen Hoover 185-Point of Retreat by Colleen Hoover, Slammed
Series book #2 186-A Sweethaven Summer by Courtney Walsh (Book 1 in the
Sweethaven series) 187-Jack Morgan series by James Patterson and Maxine
Paetro 187-Private - Jack Morgan 01 188-Private #1 Suspect by J. Patterson
Jack- Morgan 02 189-Private London by James Patterson - morgan
03 190-Private Games by James Patterson and Maxine Paetro-book 4 191-Safe
Haven by Nicholas Sparks 192-Spellbound A Chapbook by Nora
Roberts
Non Fiction
1 - Defence of the Realm: The Authorized History of
MI5 2 - Disco Bloodbath: A Fabulous But True Tale of Murder in Clubland by
James St. James 3 - Drink: A Cultural History of Alcohol by Iain Gately 4
- Public Enemies by Bryan Burrough 5 - Helpless by Daniel Palmer 6 - The
Innocent Man: Murder and Injustice in a Small Town By John Grisham 7- The
Dead Sea Scrolls Deception by Michael Baigent, Richard Leigh 8- The Amateur:
Barack Obama in the White House by Edward Klein 9- Grey Wolf The Escape of
Adolf Hitler by Simon Dunstan and Gerrard Williams 10- The Republican
Brain:The Science of Why They Deny Science And Reality by Chris
Mooney 11-Panic in Level 4: Cannibals, Killer Viruses, and Other Journeys to
the Edge of Science by Richard Preston 12- Tune in Tokyo: The Gaijin Diaries
by Tim Anderson 13- Loose Girl: A Memoir of Promiscuity by Kerry Cohen 14-
A Sociopath Beside Me by Junie Moon 15- It's the Middle Class, Stupid! by
James Carville and Stan Greenberg 16- Escape from Camp 14 by Blaine
Harden 17- Hilarity Ensues by Tucker Max 18- Theodore Roosevelt Trilogy by
Edmund Morris (3 books) (i)Colonel Roosevelt (ii)The Rise of Theodore
Roosevelt (iii)Theodore Rex 21- Unorthodox: The Scandalous Rejection of My
Hasidic Roots by Deborah Feldman 22- Lost in Shangri-La by Mitchell
Zuckoff 23- Islands of the Damned: A Marine at War in the Pacific by R. V.
Burgin 24- Parisians: An Adventure History of Paris by Graham Robb 25- THE
TYLENOL MAFIA: Marketing, Murder, and Johnson & Johnson (Revised 2nd
Edition) by Scott Bartz 26- Managing Humans: Biting and Humorous Tales of a
Software Engineering Manager, 2nd edition By Michael Lopp 27-Dream Team by
Jack McCallum 28-How to be a woman by Caitlin Moran 29-Let's Pretend This
Never Happened by Jenny Lawson
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English | EPUB + MOBI | Ebooks Collection | All In
One | 365 MB
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List of books:
Aidan Harte - [Wave Trilogy 01] - Irenicon Alan
Dean Foster - Alien Nation Alan Dean Foster - Clash of the Titans Alan
Dean Foster - Dark Star Alan Dean Foster - Krull Alan Dean Foster -
Luana Alan Dean Foster - Pale Rider Alan Dean Foster - Starman Alan
Dean Foster - The Chronicles of Riddick Alan Dean Foster - The Last
Starfighter Algernon Blackwood - A Prisoner in Fairyland Algernon
Blackwood - The Willows Aliette de Bodard - [Obsidian and Blood 01-03] -
Obsidian & Blood Andrew Vachss - Blackjack Angus Donald - [Outlaw
Chronicles 01] - Outlaw Angus Donald - [Outlaw Chronicles 02] - Holy
Warrior Angus Donald - [Outlaw Chronicles 03] - King's Man Angus Donald -
[Outlaw Chronicles 04] - Warlord Anne Lyle - [Night?COs Masque 01] -Alchemist
of Souls Anne McCaffrey & Tod McCaffrey - [Dragonriders of Pern - New
Adventures of Pern] - Sky Dragons B V Larson - [Unspeakable Things 01] -
Technomancer Basil Copper - Dr Porthos and Other Stories Ben Elton
- Bernard Knight - [Richard Pryor Mystery 01] - Where Death
Delights Bernard Knight - [Richard Pryor Mystery 02] - According to the
Evidence Bernard Knight - [Richard Pryor Mystery 03] - Grounds for
Appeal Bill Pronzini - Panic Bill Pronzini - Snowbound Bill Pronzini -
The Crimes of Jordan Wise Bill Pronzini - The Hidden Bill Pronzini - The
Stalker Bill Pronzini - With an Extreme Burning (The Tormentor) Bill
Pronzini & Barry N Malzberg - Acts of Mercy Bob Leman - The Tehama and
Others Charles L Grant - Tales from the Nightside China Mieville -
Railsea Chris F. Holm - [The Collector 01] - Dead Harvest Chris Wooding -
[The Braided Path 01-03] - Weavers of Saramyr; The Skein of Lament; The
Ascendancy Veil Chuck Wendig - [Miriam Black 01] - Blackbirds Chuck Wendig
- Double Dead Clifford D Simak - Empire Conrad Williams - Decay
Inevitable Conrad Williams - Loss of Separation Conrad Williams -
One Dark Shadows - Dark Shadows Almanac (Millennium Edition) - Kathryn Leigh
Scott, Jim Pierson (eds) Dark Shadows - The Dark Shadows Companion (25th
Anniversary Collection) - Kathryn Leigh Scott (ed) David Niall Wilson &
Steven Savile - Hallowed Ground David Weber - [Honorverse - Star Kingdom 01]
- A Beautiful Friendship David Weber - [Honorverse - Star Kingdom 02] - Fire
Season - Jane Lindskold Dean R Koontz - [Odd Thomas SS 01-03] - Odd
Interlude Donna Andrews - [Meg Langslow Mystery 01] - Murder with
Peacocks Donna Andrews - [Meg Langslow Mystery 02] - Murder With
Puffins Donna Andrews - [Meg Langslow Mystery 03] - Revenge of the
Wrought-Iron Flamingos Donna Andrews - [Meg Langslow Mystery 04] - Crouching
Buzzard, Leaping Loon Donna Andrews - [Meg Langslow Mystery 05] - We'll
Always Have Parrots Donna Andrews - [Meg Langslow Mystery 06] - Owls Well
That Ends Well Donna Andrews - [Meg Langslow Mystery 07] - No Nest for the
Wicket Donna Andrews - [Meg Langslow Mystery 08] - Penguin Who Knew Too
Much Donna Andrews - [Meg Langslow Mystery 09] - Cockatiels At Seven Donna
Andrews - [Meg Langslow Mystery 10] - Six Geese A-Slaying Donna Andrews -
[Meg Langslow Mystery 11] - Swan for the Money Donna Andrews - [Meg Langslow
Mystery 12] - Stork Raving Mad Donna Andrews - [Meg Langslow Mystery 13] -
The Real Macaw Donna Andrews - [Meg Langslow Mystery 14] - Some Like It
Hawk Eddy C Bertin - Selected Stories Eric Flint - [Assiti Shards 01] -
1632 Eric Flint - [Assiti Shards 02] - 1633 Eric Flint - [Assiti Shards
03] - Ring of Fire I (Anthology) Eric Flint - [Assiti Shards 04] - 1634 - The
Galileo Affair Eric Flint - [Assiti Shards 05] - 1634 - The Ram
Rebellion Eric Flint - [Assiti Shards 06] - 1635 - The Cannon Law Eric
Flint - [Assiti Shards 07] - 1634 - The Baltic War Eric Flint - [Assiti
Shards 08] - 1634 - The Bavarian Crisis Eric Flint - [Assiti Shards 09] -
Ring of Fire II (Anthology) Eric Flint - [Assiti Shards 10] - 1635 - The
Dreeson Incident Eric Flint - [Assiti Shards 11] - 1635 - The Tangled
Web Eric Flint - [Assiti Shards 12] - 1635 - The Eastern Front Eric Flint
- [Assiti Shards 13] - 1636 - The Saxon Uprising Eric Flint - [Assiti Shards
14] - 1636 - The Kremlin Games Felix Gilman - [Half-Made World 01] - The
Half-Made World Ferenc Karinthy - Metropole Forgotten Realms - [Jack
Ravenwild 01] - Prince of Ravens - Richard Baker Gaie Sebold - [Babylon Steel
01] - Babylon Steel Gardner Dozois (ed.) - The Year's Best Science Fiction
Volume 29 (2012) Gregg Olsen - The Bone Box H Beam Piper - The H Beam
Piper Omnibus H Beam Piper - The Second H Beam Piper Omnibus Hans
Christian Andersen - The Complete Fairy Tales and Stories Haruki Murakami -
The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle Helen Lowe - [The Wall of Night 01] - The Heir of
Night Helen Lowe - [The Wall of Night 02] - The Gathering of the Lost Ian
Whates - [City of a Hundred Rows 01] - City of Dreams and Nightmare Ian
Whates - [City of a Hundred Rows 02] - City of Hope & Despair Ian Whates
- [City of a Hundred Rows 03] - City of Light & Shadow Iris Johansen
& Roy Johansen - Close Your Eyes J R Karlsson - The Conan
Chronology James Swain - Dark Magic Jaye Wells - [Sabina Kane 01] -
Red-headed Stepchild Jaye Wells - [Sabina Kane 02] - The Mage in
Black Jaye Wells - [Sabina Kane 02.5] - Violet Tendencies Jaye Wells -
[Sabina Kane 03] - Green-Eyed Demon Jaye Wells - [Sabina Kane 04] -
Silver-Tongued Devil Jaye Wells - [Sabina Kane 05] - Blue-Blooded
Vamp Jeff Salyards - [Bloodsounder’s Arc 01] - Scourge of the
Betrayer Jenn Bennett - [Arcadia Bell 01] - Kindling the Moon Jenn Bennett
- [Arcadia Bell 02] - Summoning the Night John Brown - [Dark God 01] -
Servant of a Dark God John Burdett - [Detective Sonchai Jitpleecheep 01] -
Bangkok 8 John Burdett - [Detective Sonchai Jitpleecheep 02] - Bangkok
Tattoo John Burdett - [Detective Sonchai Jitpleecheep 03] - Bangkok
Haunts John Burdett - [Detective Sonchai Jitpleecheep 04] - The Godfather of
Kathmandu John Burdett - [Detective Sonchai Jitpleecheep 05] - Vulture
Peak John Burdett - The Last Six Million Seconds John D MacDonald - Border
Town Girl (Border Town Girl; Linda) John D MacDonald - Murder in the Wind
(Hurricane) John Sladek - Tik-Tok Joseph Delaney - [Wardstone Chronicles
01] - The Spook's Apprentice (Revenge of the Witch) Joseph Delaney -
[Wardstone Chronicles 02] - The Spook's Curse (Curse of the Bane) Joseph
Delaney - [Wardstone Chronicles 03] - The Spook's Secret (Night of the Soul
Stealer) Joseph Delaney - [Wardstone Chronicles 04] - The Spook's Battle
(Attack of the Fiend) Joseph Delaney - [Wardstone Chronicles 05] - The
Spook's Mistake (Wrath of the Bloodeye) Joseph Delaney - [Wardstone
Chronicles 06] - The Spook's Sacrifice (Clash of the Demons) Joseph Delaney -
[Wardstone Chronicles 07] - The Spook's Nightmare (Rise of the
Huntress) Joseph Delaney - [Wardstone Chronicles 08] - The Spook's Destiny
(Rage of the Fallen) Joseph Delaney - [Wardstone Chronicles 09] - I Am
Grimalkin (Grimalkin, the Witch Assassin) Joseph Delaney - [Wardstone
Chronicles 10] - The Spook's Blood (Lure of the Dead) Joseph Delaney -
[Wardstone Chronicles - Spook's Stories] - Grimalkin's Tale (Limited
Edition) Joseph Delaney - [Wardstone Chronicles - Spook's Stories] - The
Spook's Bestiary- The Guide to Creatures of the Dark Joseph Delaney -
[Wardstone Chronicles - Spook's Stories] - Witches (A Coven of
Witches) Joseph Delaney - [Wardstone Chronicles] - The Spook's Tale and Other
Horrors Joseph Kanon - Alibi Joseph Kanon - Istanbul Passage Joseph
Kanon - Los Alamos Joseph Kanon - Stardust Joseph Nassise - [Great Undead
War 01] - By the Blood of Heroes Joseph Nassise - [Jeremiah Hunt 01] - Eyes
to See Joseph Nassise - [The Templar Chronicles 01-03] - The Heretic; A
Scream of Angels; A Tear in the Sky Justin Gustainis - [Occult Crimes Unit
01] - Hard Spell Justin Gustainis - [Occult Crimes Unit 02] - Evil
Dark Kalayna Price - [Alex Craft 01] - Grave Witch Kalayna Price - [Alex
Craft 02] - Grave Dance Kalayna Price - [Alex Craft 03] - Grave
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Generations Of Love (MP3) (5CDs Set) -
2011
Year Of Release: 2011 | MP3 320 Kbps | Time:
03:37:20 min | Size: 553 Mb Genre: Blues, Rock, R&B
TRACKLIST:
CD 1: 1. The Beach Boys - Good Vibrations [03:35] 2. The Flowerpot
Men - Let's Got To San Frnacisco [03:37] 3. The Turtles - Happy Together
[02:51] 4. Jewel Akens - The Birds And The Bees [02:06] 5. Paper Dolls -
Something Here In My Heart [02:50] 6. Sandie Shaw - Puppet On A String
[02:19] 7. Bobby Goldsboro - Hello Summertime [02:19] 8. The Seekers -
59th Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy) [02:15] 9. Twice As Much - Sitting On A
Fence [03:07] 10. Small Faces - Lazy Sunday [03:03] 11. Mungo Jerry - In
The Summertime [03:29] 12. David Garrick - Dear Mrs. Applebee [02:11] 13.
Herman's Hermits - There's A Kind Of Hush [02:33] 14. Jonathan King -
Everyone's Goen To The Moon [02:20] 15. Peter Sarstedt - Where Do You Go To
My Lovely [05:19]
CD 2: 1. The Zombies - Time Of The Season [02:53] 2. Blue Mink - The
Bannerman [03:24] 3. George Baker Selection - Little Green Bag [03:20] 4.
Gregory Phillips - Down In The Boondocks [02:36] 5. The Yardbirds - Ha Ha
Said The Clown [02:21] 6. The Casuals - When Jesamine Goes [03:38] 7. Paul
Jones - Aquarius [02:39] 8. Peter & Gordon - Lady Godiva [02:23] 9.
Donovan - Universal Soldier [02:09] 10. The Family Dogg - Sweet America
[05:52] 11. Alan Price - I Put A Spell On You [03:16] 12. Dave Edmunds -
People People [03:19] 13. E.L.O. - Look At Me Now [03:15] 14. Peter Noone
- Oh You Pretty Thing [03:03] 15. P.P.Arnold - Angel Of The Morning
[03:12]
CD 3: 1. Sandpebbles - Love Power [02:24] 2. Jackie Deshannon - Put A
Little Love In Your Heart [02:31] 3. Paul Jones - How Sweet It Is To Be Loved
By You [02:44] 4. S.O.U.L - My Cherie Amour [04:40] 5. Pickettywitch -
That Same Old Feeling [03:02] 6. The Foundations - Build Me Up Buttercup
[02:56] 7. The Searchers - Sugar And Spice [02:12] 8. The Hollies -
Blowin' In The Wind [04:06] 9. Peter & Gordon - A World Without Love
[02:37] 10. Jefferson - Colour Of My Love [02:29] 11. The Seekers - Georgy
Girl [02:15] 12. David McWilliams - Days Of Pearly Spencer [02:28] 13.
David Garrick - Lady Jane [03:08] 14. Bee Gees - Spicks And Specks
[02:47] 15. Blue Mink - Good Morning Freedom [02:48]
CD 4: 1. Jackie Deshannon - What The World Needs Now Is Love
[03:11] 2. Steve Rowland And The Family Dogg - Sympathy [03:17] 3. The
Buoys - Give Up Your Guns [04:13] 4. Consortium - All The Love In The World
[02:44] 5. Greyhound - Black And White [02:29] 6. Blue Mink - Melting Pot
[03:49] 7. Jimmy Cliff - Wonderful World, Beuatiful People [03:09] 8. Ray
Stevens - Everything Is Beautiful [03:29] 9. David And Jonathan - Lovers Of
The World Unite [02:33] 10. Amen Corner - (If Paradise is) Half as Nice
[02:47] 11. Peter - Peace [03:30] 12. J. Vincent Edward - Thanks
[03:01] 13. The Family Dogg - A Place In the Sun [03:07] 14. Edward
Hawkins Singers - Oh Happy Day [05:01] 15. Chairman Of The Board -
Everybody's Got A Song To Sing [04:03]
CD 5: 1. E.L.O. - Mr. Radio [05:03] 2. Tomorrow - Strawberry Fields
Forever [03:56] 3. The Idle Race - Skeleton And the Roundabout [02:18] 4.
Twice As Much - Crystal Ball [02:42] 5. The Hollies - Clown [02:08] 6.
Deep Purple - Help [05:59] 7. Dave Edmunds - Summertime [04:00] 8. The
Yardbirds - White Summer [03:47] 9. Tommy James And The Shondells - Crimson
And Clover [03:25] 10. Peter Sarstedt - Many Coloured Semi Precious Plastic
Easter Egg[02:45] 11. Simon Dupree & The Big Sound - Kites [03:47] 12.
Keith West - Excerpt From A Teenage Opera [04:39] 13. The Young Idea - With A
Little Help From My Friends [02:30] 14. Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band - I'm The
Urban Spaceman [02:21] 15. S.O.U.L. - Get Ready [05:20]
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CD1 01. Rihanna feat. Drake - What's My Name 04:24 02. Fugees -
Killing Me Softly With His Song 04:41 03. Michael Jackson - You Are Not Alone
(Single Version) 04:45 04. Usher - U Got It Bad (Radio Mix) 03:58 05.
Alicia Keys - No One 04:06 06. Brandy & Monica - The Boy Is Mine
03:59 07. Nelly feat. Kelly Rowland - Dilemma 04:40 08. Professor Green
feat. Emeli Sande - Read All About It (Clean Version) 03:53 09. 2Pac - Ghetto
Gospel 03:49 10. Notorious B.I.G. - One More Chance/Stay With Me 04:24 11.
Warren G feat. Nate Dogg - Regulate 04:02 12. Dj Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh
Prince - Summertime 04:22 13. Ralph Tresvant - Sensitivity 03:57 14. Boyz
II Men - Water Runs Dry 03:12 15. R. Kelly - If I Could Turn Back The Hands
Of Time (Radio Edit Revised) 04:21 16. Luther Vandross - Dance With My Father
(Album Version And Radio Version) 04:17 17. Gabrielle - Sunshine 04:01 18.
Sade - Smooth Operator (Remastered Version) 04:10 19. Mica Paris - My One
Temptation 03:26 20. Maxi Priest - Close To You 03:54
CD2 01. Soul II Soul feat. Caron Wheeler - Keep On Movin' (Edit)
03:25 02. Dennis Edwards - Don't Look Any Further 03:55 03. Grover
Washington, Jr. With Bill Withers - Just The Two Of Us 03:51 04. Marvin Gaye
- What's Going On 03:43 05. Toni Braxton - Breathe Again 04:17 06. 702 -
Where My Girls At? 02:44 07. Horace Brown - One For The Money 03:51 08.
Swv - You're The One 04:30 09. Jodeci - Feenin' 05:03 10. Allure - All
Cried Out 04:28 11. Lucy Pearl - Dance Tonight 03:33 12. John Legend -
Let's Get Lifted 03:37 13. Keni Burke - Risin' To The Top 05:07 14. Mary
Jane Girls - All Night Long 03:54 15. The Jones Girls - Nights Over Egypt
04:34 16. Jean Carn - Don't Let It Go To Your Head 04:42 17. William
Devaughn - Be Thankful For What You've Got 03:35 18. Otis Redding - (Sittin'
On) The Dock Of The Bay 02:32 19. Al Green - How Can You Mend A Broken Heart
04:12 20. Damage - Wonderful Tonight 04:17
CD3 01. Lemar - It's Not That Easy (Live Version) 02:42 02. Jls -
Take A Chance On Me 03:34 03. Leona Lewis - Happy 04:00 04. Ashanti -
Foolish 03:38 05. Mario - How Do I Breathe 03:35 06. Joe - Stutter
03:52 07. B2k - Girlfriend (Main Version) 03:23 08. Ginuwine - What's So
Different? 03:55 09. Jagged Edge - He Can't Love U 04:04 10. Xscape -
Feels So Good 03:32 11. Deborah Cox - Nobody's Supposed To Be Here
04:19 12. Groove Theory - Tell Me 03:54 13. Monica & Brandy - It All
Belongs To Me (Radio Edit) 04:04 14. Jon B - Are U Still Down? 04:26 15.
Brian Mcknight - Anytime 04:32 16. Maxwell - Whenever Wherever Whatever
(Uncut) 03:44 17. Earth Wind & Fire - Fantasy 04:36 18. Fat Larry's
Band - Zoom 04:16 19. Juicy - Sugar Free 04:29 20. Etta James - At Last
03:01
Time Life The Fabulous 50s (10CDs Set) (2004)
Genre: Pop, Rock | 10CD | MP3 VBR kbps | 454 MB
Disc 1
01 Chantilly Lac.mp3 2.2 MB 02 Don't Forbid Me.mp3 2.1 MB 03 Dance
With Me Henry.mp3 2.2 MB 04 Love Is Strange.mp3 2.7 MB 05 Tequila.mp3 2
MB 06 Black Denim Trousers.mp3 2.1 MB 07 Diana.mp3 2.1 MB 08 Kansas
City.mp3 2.3 MB 09 The Happy Organ.mp3 2 MB 10 Papa Loves Mambo.mp3 2.5
MB 11 Melodie D'amour.mp3 2.5 MB 12 Lipstick On Your Collar.mp3 2.2
MB 13 Love and Marriage.mp3 2.2 MB 14 26 Miles.mp3 2.3 MB 15 A Tear
Fell.mp3 2.4 MB 16 Little Star.mp3 2.5 MB 17 It's Not For Me To Say.mp3
2.8 MB
Disc 2
01 Little Darlin'.mp3 2 MB 02 Personality.mp3 2.4 MB 03 Teach Me
Tonite.mp3 2.8 MB 04 The Great Pretender.mp3 2.5 MB 05 Oh Carol.mp3 2.2
MB 06 Write Myself a Letter.mp3 2 MB 07 Banana Boat Song.mp3 2.9 MB 08
Sorry.mp3 2.4 MB 09 At The Hop.mp3 2.4 MB 10 Wake Up Little Susie.mp3 1.9
MB 11 Tweedlee Dee.mp3 2.9 MB 12 So Rare.mp3 2.5 MB 13 I Need You
Now.mp3 2.3 MB 14 I hear You Knocking.mp3 2.2 MB 15 Lazy Mary.mp3 2.5
MB 16 Chanson D'amour.mp3 2.7 MB
Disc 3
01 Lollipop.mp3 2 MB 02 Juke Box Baby.mp3 2.1 MB 03 Dungaree Doll.mp3
1.9 MB 04 Young Love.mp3 2.3 MB 05 Seventeen.mp3 1.9 MB 06
Butterfly.mp3 2.2 MB 07 It's All In The Game.mp3 2.5 MB 08 The Green
Door.mp3 2.1 MB 09 Scarlet Ribbons.mp3 2.5 MB 10 Ain't That A Shame.mp3
2.4 MB 11 That's All I Want From You.mp3 2.5 MB 12 Four Walls.mp3 2.7
MB 13 Canadian Sunset.mp3 2.8 MB 14 Blue Suede Shoes.mp3 2.1 MB 15
Venus.mp3 2.2 MB 16 Wake The Town And Tell The People.mp3 2.4 MB 17 See
You Later Alligator.mp3 2.5 MB
Disc 4
01 Sh-Boom.mp3 2.6 MB 02 Catch A Falling Star.mp3 2.3 MB 03 I'm
Walking Behind You.mp3 2.9 MB 04 Que Sera, Sera.mp3 2 MB 05 Oh Lonesome
Me.mp3 2.4 MB 06 The Naughty Lady Of Shady Lane.mp3 2.7 MB 07 Volare.mp3
3.3 MB 08 This Ole House.mp3 2.2 MB 09 Slowpoke.mp3 2.8 MB 10
Patricia.mp3 2.2 MB 11 Love Me Tender.mp3 2.6 MB 12 Be My Love.mp3 3.3
MB 13 Mona Lisa.mp3 3 MB 14 You Belong To Me.mp3 2.9 MB 15 Cherry Pink
and Apple Blossom White.mp3 2.8 MB 16 He'll Have To Go.mp3 2.2 MB 17 The
Tennessee Waltz.mp3 2.8 MB 18 Round And Round.mp3 2.4 MB
Disc 5
01 That's Amore.mp3 2.9 MB 02 My Prayer.mp3 2.6 MB 03 Don't Be
Cruel.mp3 1.9 MB 04 The Rock And Roll Waltz.mp3 2.8 MB 05 You You You.mp3
2.7 MB 06 The Cattle Call.mp3 2.5 MB 07 Oh My Pa-Pa.mp3 2.9 MB 08 The
Wayward Wind.mp3 2.8 MB 09 Sixteen Tons.mp3 2.4 MB 10 Chances Are.mp3 2.8
MB 11 The Three Bells.mp3 2.7 MB 12 Because Of You.mp3 2.8 MB 13 Mack
The Knife.mp3 2.9 MB 14 The Thing.mp3 2.1 MB 15 Mr. Sandman.mp3 2.3
MB 16 Hot Diggitiy.mp3 2.2 MB 17 Heartaches By The Number.mp3 2.5 MB 18
The Purple People Eater.mp3 2.1 MB
Disc 6
01 Love Is A Many Splendored Thing.mp3 2.8 MB 02 Music Music Music.mp3
2.7 MB 03 Autumn Leaves.mp3 2.9 MB 04 April Love.mp3 2.5 MB 05
Tammy.mp3 2.9 MB 06 Chattanoogie Shoe Shine Boy.mp3 2.6 MB 07 Sugar
Time.mp3 2.4 MB 08 Sincerely.mp3 2.8 MB 09 Moonglow And The Theme From
Picnic.mp3 2.7 MB 10 Blue Tango.mp3 2.7 MB 11 Rag Mop.mp3 2.5 MB 12
Hearts Of Stone.mp3 2 MB 13 Little Things Mean A Lot.mp3 2.8 MB 14
Goodnight Irene.mp3 3.1 MB
Disc 7
01 Theme From A Summer Place.mp3 2.2 MB 02 Memories Are Made Of This.mp3
2.2 MB 03 Allegheny Moon.mp3 2.7 MB 04 The Yellow Rose Of Texas.mp3 2.9
MB 05 My Happiness.mp3 2.3 MB 06 Honeycomb.mp3 2.1 MB 07
Fascination.mp3 2.2 MB 08 Smoke Gets In Your Eyes.mp3 2.5 MB 09
Marianne.mp3 2.2 MB 10 Don't You Know.mp3 2.4 MB 11 Rags To Riches.mp3 2.6
MB 12 The Poor People Of Paris.mp3 2.3 MB 13 Any Time.mp3 2.4 MB 14
Secret Love.mp3 3.4 MB 15 Unchained Melody.mp3 2.7 MB 16 Blueberry
Hill.mp3 2.2 MB 17 Standing On The Corner.mp3 2.6 MB
Disc 8
01 Hey There.mp3 2.8 MB 02 Just Walking In The Rain.mp3 2.6 MB 03
Kiss Of Fire.mp3 2.3 MB 04 Love Letters In The Sand.mp3 2.2 MB 05 Let Me
Go Lover.mp3 2.2 MB 06 Band Of Gold.mp3 2.2 MB 07 My Heart Cries For
You.mp3 2.6 MB 08 Earth Angel.mp3 2.7 MB 09 I Believe.mp3 2 MB 10 Till
I Waltz Again With You.mp3 2.8 MB 11 Too Young.mp3 3 MB 12 Three Coins In
The Fountain.mp3 2.8 MB 13 Shrimp Boats.mp3 2.7 MB 14 Eternally.mp3 2.1
MB 15 The Third Man Theme.mp3 2.8 MB 16 It's No Sin.mp3 2.6 MB 17 Wheel
Of Fortune.mp3 2.9 MB
Disc 9
01 Vaya Con Dios.mp3 2.7 MB 02 Smile.mp3 3.1 MB 03 Takes ll To
Tango.mp3 2.8 MB 04 Wanted.mp3 2.9 MB 05 Singing The Blues.mp3 2.3
MB 06 A White Sport Coat.mp3 2.4 MB 07 Cold, Cold Heart.mp3 2.5 MB 08
The Song From Moulin Rouge.mp3 3.1 MB 09 Cry.mp3 2.8 MB 10 Half As
Much.mp3 2.6 MB 11 Harbor Lights.mp3 3.1 MB 12 Mule Train.mp3 2.4 MB 13
A Guy Is A Guy.mp3 2.5 MB 14 No Not Much.mp3 3.1 MB 16 Goodnight
Sweetheart Goodnight.mp3 2.6 MB
Disc 10
01 Are You Lonesome Tonight.mp3 2.9 MB 02 Blue Velvet.mp3 2.6 MB 03
Love Theme From Romeo & Juliet.mp3 2.4 MB 04 Can't Get Used To Losing
You.mp3 2.2 MB 05 Release Me.mp3 3.1 MB 06 Make The World Go Away.mp3 2.5
MB 07 Spanish Eyes.mp3 2.6 MB 08 Don't Break The Heart That Loves You.mp3
2.8 MB 09 Ramblin' Rose.mp3 2.6 MB 10 Can't Help Falling In Love.mp3 2.8
MB 11 The End Of The World.mp3 2.4 MB 12 Since I fell For You.mp3 2.7
MB 13 When I Fall In Love.mp3 2.3 MB 14Moon River.mp3 2.5 MB 15 Are You
Sincere.mp3 2.5 MB
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CD1: 1. Odyssey - Going Back To My Roots (4:27) 2. Selecter -
Missing Words (3:44) 3. Sabrina - Sexy Girl (3:42) 4. Latoya Jackson - Be
My Lover (4:18) 5. Debarge - Say You Do (4:27) 6. Natalie Lavigne - Flying
(4:19) 7. Sandy Coast - The Eyes Of Jenny (4:24) 8. Timu Yuro - Hurt
(2:21) 9. Sabrina - All Of Me (3:47) 10. The Temptations - My Girl
(2:57) 11. Ben E. King - Stand By Me (2:59) 12. Nena - 99 Luftballons
(Live) (3:57) 13. Sister Sledge - Frankie (4:37) 14. Evelyn Thomas - High
Energy (3:38)
CD2: 1. Sabrina - Boys (3:55) 2. The Gibson Brothers - Cuba
(4:04) 3. Gloria Gaynor - I Am What I Am (3:19) 4. Paul Young & The
Q-Tips - S.Y.S.L.J.F.M. (The Letter Song) (2:36) 5. Nina Simone - My Baby
Just Cares For Me (3:36) 6. The Tweets - The Birdie Song (Birdie Dance)
(4:59) 7. Nena - Nur Getraumt (3:44) 8. Evelyn Thomas - Masquerade
(3:34) 9. Judge Dread - Big Six (2:45) 10. Billy Ocean - On The Run (Hold
On Brother) (3:51) 11. Paul Young & The Q-Tips - I Wish It Would Rain
(3:04) 12. Latoya Jackson - Bad Girl (4:03) 13. Rose Royce - The Magic
Touch (Short Version) (5:46) 14. Tavares - Bad Times (5:30)
CD3: 1. Knock On Wood - Amii Stewart (4:09) 2. Happy Sation - Fun Fun
(3:18) 3. Just We - Moses (4:49) 4. Numero Uno - Starlight (4:11) 5.
Saddle Up - David Christie (5:43) 6. I Need You - B.V.S.M.P. (5:05) 7. The
C Sound - Confetti's (3:36) 8. Dance All Night - Debarge (3:43) 9. I Say
Yeah - Secchi (5:03) 10. Nice & Slow - Nice & Slow (3:06) 11. I
Will Survive - Gloria Gaynor (4:23) 12. Feel The Drive - Doctor's Cat
(6:16) 13. Balla ... Balla - Francesco Napoli (4:17) 14. Soulstreet -
Jolley & Swain (3:22)
01. You'll Be In My Heart - Phil Collins [04:16] 02. Can You Feel The
Love Tonight - Elton John [04:00] 03. Beauty And The Beast - Celine Dion
& Peabo Bryson [04:03] 04. Colours Of The Wind - Vanessa Williams
[04:16] 05. Reflection - Christina Aguilera [03:34] 06. Shooting Star -
Boyzone [04:11] 07. When You Wish Upon A Star - Eternal [02:47] 08. You've
Got A Friend In Me - Randy Newman & Lyle Lovett [02:39] 09. Go The
Distance - Michael Bolton [04:41] 10. We Are One - Angelique Kidjo
[04:09] 11. True To Your Heart - Stevie Wonder & 98 Degrees
[04:14] 12. A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes - Linda Ronstadt
[04:36] 13. Kiss The Girl - Peter Andre [02:54] 14. I Won't Say I'm In
Love - Belinda Carlisle [03:15] 15. The Time Of Your Life - Randy Newman
[03:14] 16. Hakuna Matata - Jimmy Cliff & Lebo M [04:21] 17. Part Of
Your World - Alana de Roma [03:14]
1. Maxi Priest - Close To You 2. Dignity - Talk To Me 3. Shara Nelson
- Uptight 4. Carleen Anderson - Mama Said 5. Black Box - Fantasy 6.
Bucketheads - The Bomb 7. Milk Inc. - Inside Of Me 8. Luniz - I Got 5 On
It 9. City To City - The Road Ahead 10. Julian Lennon - Saltwater 11.
Trine Rein - Torn 12. Meredith Brooks - Bitch 13. Duran Duran - Ordinary
World 14. Terrorvision - Tequila 15. Supernaturals - Smile 16. Bentley
Rhythm Ace - Bentley's Gonna Sort You Out
CD 2
1. Louise - Let's Go Round Again 2. Eternal - Power Of A Woman 3.
Imaani - Where Are You 4. Me & My - Dub I Bub 5. Whigfield - Saturday
Night 6. Mystic - Ritmo Se La Noche 7. Soca Boys - Follow The Leader 8.
2 In A Room - Wiggle It 9. Mc Hammer - Addams Groove 10. Vanilla Ice - Ice
Ice Baby 11. Chumbawamba - Thubthumping 12. Something Happens -
Parachute 13. Abc - Love Conquers All 14. Tim Finn - Persuation 15.
Thunder - In A Broken Dream 16. Divinyls - I Touch Myself
CD 3
1. Shaggy - Boombastic 2. Arrested Development - People Everyday 3.
Bamboo - Bamboogie 4. Eternal & Bebe Winans - I Wanna Be The Only
One 5. Shampoo - Trouble 6. Jon Secada - Angel 7. Kim Appleby - Don't
Worry 8. Healy & Amos - Argentina 9. Monie Love Vs Adeva - Ring My
Bell 10. Freddy Jackson - Me & Mrs. Jones 11. Robert Palmer - I'll Be
Your Baby Tonight 12. Concrete Blonde - Joey 13. Poison - Stand 14. Go
West - Faithful 15. Wilson Phillips - Hold On 16. Chesney Hawkes - The One
And Only
CD 4
1. D'angelo - Brown Sugar 2. Charles & Eddie - Would I Lie To
You 3. Fun Lovin' Criminals - King Of New York 4. Rozalla - Everybody's
Free [To Feel Good] 5. Ann Lee - 2 Times 6. Robin S - Show Me Love 7.
Black Box - Strike It Up 8. Fpi Project - Eveybody [All Over The World] 9.
Dj Bobo - Somebody Dance With Me 10. Whigfield - Think Of You 11. White
Town - Your Woman 12. Blind Melon - No Rain 13. Sinead O'connor - Nothing
Compares 2 You 14. Morrissey - The More You Ignore Me The Closer I Get 15.
Emf - Unbelievable 16. Jesus Jones - Right Here Right Now
CD 5
1. Us3 - Cantaloop 2. Fun Lovin' Criminals - Scooby Snack 3. Arrested
Development - Mr. Wendal 4. Black Box - Everybody Everybody 5. Rozalla -
Faith 6. Dj Bobo - Let The Dream Come True 7. Cut 'n Move - Give It
Up 8. Ziggy Marley & Melody Makers - Kozmik 9. Louise - Naked [Radio
Mix] 10. Cartoons - Aisy Waisy 11. 911 - A Little Bit More 12. Fool's
Garden - Lemon Tree 13. Go West - The Tracks Of My Tears 14. Gary Moore -
Still Got The Blues 15. Marillion - Cover My Eyes 16. Jesus Jones - Real
Real Real
CD 6
1. Eternal - Stay 2. Kim Appleby - G.L.A.D. 3. Shaggy - O
Carolina 4. Axel Party - Don't Give Me Your Life 5. Atlantic Ocean -
Waterfall 6. Bit Machine - Somebody Real 7. N.U.K.E. Feat Marilyn Mariana
- Nana 8. Rozalla - Are You Ready To Fly 9. Speedy J. - Pull Over 10.
Dj Bobo - Keep On Dancing 11. Boston Dj's - Move Your Body 12. Babylon Zoo
- Spaceman 13. Bran Van 3000 - Drinking In L.A 14. Blessed Union Of Souls
- I Believe 15. Wilson Phillips - You Won't See Me Cry 16. Little River
Band - Forever Blue
CD 7
1. Fun Lovin' Criminals - The Fun Lovin' Criminals 2. Billy Idol -
Cradle Of Love 3. Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine - Lean On Me I Won't
Fall Over 4. Deborah Harry & Iggy Pop - Well Did You Evah 5. Quireboys
- Hey You 6. Mc Hammer - You Can't Touch This 7. Jt & The Big Family -
Moments In Soul 8. Ruffneck Ft. Yavahn - Everybody Be Somebody 9. Fpi
Project - Rich In Paradise 10. Bucketheads - Got Myself Together 11.
Whigfield - Another Day 12. Ann Lee - Voices 13. Kenny Thomas - Thinking
About Your Love 14. Wendy Moten - Come In Out Of The Rain 15. Proclaimers
- Let's Get Married 16. Marillion - Sympathy
CD 8
1. Joe Cocker - Unchain My Heart 2. Tom Jones & Van Morrison -
Carrying A Torch 3. 911 - More Than A Woman 4. Culture Club - I Just Wanna
Be Loved 5. Pato Banton - Baby Come Back 6. Radios - She Goes Na Na
Na 7. Dennis Jones - Heart Of Gold 8. Diana Ross - I Will Survive 9.
Stars On 45 - Club Hits 10. Cartoons - Witch Doctor 11. Outhere Brothers -
Don't Stop [Wiggle Wiggle] 12. Whigfield - Sexy Eyes 13. Black Box - I
Don't Know Anybody Else 14. Dj Bobo - Everybody 15. De 'lacey -
Hideaway 16. Simone Angel - Contact
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Fetenhits The Ballads (Lossless) (1997)
Year Of Release: 1997 | FLAC (tracks + .cue, log-file) | Time: 2:38:01 |
Size: 1,04 Gb Genre: Rock, New Wave | Label: Polygram Records
TRACKLIST:
Disc One
01. Queen - We Are The Champions 02. John Miles - Music 03. Marillion
- Kayleigh 04. Billy Idol - Sweet Sixteen 05. Tina Turner - Private
Dancer 06. Slade - My Oh My 07. Alphaville - Forever Young 08. Icehouse
- Hey Little Girl 09. Den Harrow - Don't Break My Heart 10. Toto -
Rosanna 11. ABBA - Thank You For The Music 12. Mr. Mister - Broken
Wings 13. Cock Robin - The Promise You Made 14. Allanah Myles - Black
Velvet 15. Roxette - It Must Have Been Love 16. Gary Moore - Still Got The
Blues (For You) 17. Bangles - Eternal Flame 18. Uriah Heep - Lady In
Black 19. Thom Pace - Maybe
Disc Two
01. Bonnie Bianco & Pierre Cosso - Stay 02. Scorpions - Still Loving
You 03. Bonnie Tyler - Total Eclipse Of The Heart 04. Boston - More Than A
Feeling 05. Fury In The Slaughterhouse - Trapped Today, Trapped
Tomorrow 06. Jeremy Days - Brand New Toy 07. Paul Young - Come Back And
Stay 08. Hooters - All You Zombies 09. Nazareth - Dream On 10.
Foreigner - I Want To Know What Love Is 11. Peter Frampton - Baby I Love Your
Way 12. Terence Trent D'arby - Wishing Well 13. Ben E. King - Stand By
Me 14. Milli Vanilli - Girl You Know It's True 15. Simple Minds - Alive
& Kicking 16. Frankie Goes To Hollywood - The Power Of Love 17. Falco
- Jeanny 18. Stefan Waggershausen & Alice - Zu Nah' Am Feuer
Compact Disc Club: Cafe De Paris (2010) (MP3)
Year Of Release: 2011 | MP3 320 Kbps | Time: 04:19:37 | Size: 595
MB Genre: Pop | Label: Compact Disc Club
Tracklist:
Disc 1: 01. Alain Barriere - A Regarder la Mer 02. Salvatore Adamo -
La Nuit 03. Herve Vilard - Mourir Ou Vivre 04. Christophe - The Girl from
Salina 05. Demis Roussos - Ainsi Soit-Il 06. Joe Dassin - L'Ete
Indien 07. Vicky Leandros - L' amour Est Bleu 08. Michel Sardou - Une
Fille Aux Yeux Clairs 09. Claude Francois - Comme D' Habitude 10. Herve
Vilard - Capri C' Est Fini 11. Alain Barriere - Toi 12. Garou - Le Monde
Est Stone 13. Florent Pagny - Mourir Les Yeux Ouverts 14. Jean-Michel
Caradec - Ile 15. Isabelle Boulay - Parle-Moi 16. Salvatore Adamo &
Stanislas - Pauvre Verlaine 17. Nina Simone - Ne Me Quitte Pas 18. Serge
Gainsbourg - La Javanaise
Disc 2: 01. Sacha Distel - La Belle Vie 02. Petula Clark - Petite
Fleur 03. Serge Gainsbourg & Jane Birkin - Je T' Aime Moi Non Plus 04.
Yves Montand - Les Feuilles Mortes 05. Michel Legrand - Les Moulins de Mon
C?ur 06. Danyel Gerard - Butterfly 07. Sacha Distel & Johanna Shimkus
- Ces Mots Stupides 08. Juliette Greco - Deshabillez-Moi 09. Brigitte
Bardot - La Madrague 10. Jacques Dutronc - J' Aime Les Filles 11.
Manhattan Transfer - Chanson D' Amour 12. Chill-Ish feat. In Grid - La Vie en
Rose 13. Eddy de Clercq & Friends - Les Monstres Sacres 14. Rouge
Rouge feat. Karin Viard - Et Toutes Ces Choses 15. Salvatore Adamo &
Jeanne Cherhal - La Nuit 16. Serge Gainsbourg & Jane Birkin - Ballade de
Melody Nelson 17. George Moustaki - En Mediterranee 18. Jacques Brel - Ne
Me Quitte Pas 19. Francis Lemarque - A Paris
Disc 3: 01. Vaya Con Dios - Pauvre Diable 02. Joe Dassin - Si Tu t'
Appelles Melancolie 03. Jenifer - J' Attends L' Amour 04. Rose - Yes We
Did 05. Saya - Je Pense A Toi 06. Florent Pagny - La Chanson Des Vieux
Amants 07. Salvatore Adamo - Inch' allah (Se Dio Vuole) 08. Jeane Manson -
Avant de Nous Dire Adieu 09. Christophe - Mere Tu Es la Seule 10.
Nicoletta - Mamy Blue 11. Francoise Hardy - Comment Te Dire Adieu 12. Eric
Charden - Le Monde Est Gris le Monde Est Bleu 13. Jenifer - Au Soleil 14.
Florent Pagny - Chatelet Les Halles 15. Joe Dassin - Le Cafe Des Trois
Colombes 16. Nino Ferrer - Le Sud 17. Enrico Macias - Ma Maison Ma
Maison 18. Charles Trenet - La Mer 19. Edith Piaf - Padam Padam
Disc 4: 01. Salvatore Adamo - Tombe la neige 02. Joe Dassin - Si tu
t' appelles melancolie 03. Petula Clark - Chariot 04. Julien Clerc -
Femmes je vous aime 05. Herve Vilard - Reviens 06. Claude Francois - Le
Vagabond 07. Marie Myriam - L' oiseau et l' enfant 08. Zanini - Tu veux ou
tu veux pas 09. Enrico Macias - Oh guitare guitare 10. Georges Moustaki -
Le Meteque 11. Mike Brant - Qui saura 12. Serge Lama - D' ou qu' on
parte 13. Mort Shuman - Papa tango Charlie (Le triangle de Bermudes) 14.
Soeur Sourire - Dominique 15. France Gall - Poupee de cire, poupee de
son 16. Nino Ferrer - Le telefon 17. Michel Delpech - Pour un flirt 18.
Nino Ferrer - Agata 19. Sacha Distel - Monsieur Cannibal 20. Jimmy
Somerville & Junes Miles KIngston - Comment de dire adieu
Compact Disc Club: Bachelor Party (4CDs) (2008)
Year Of Release: 2008 | MP3 192 Kbps | 4CDs | Size: 320 Mb Genre: Pop,
Rock, Soul | Label: Compact Disc Club
TRACKLIST:
CD 1 01. Joe Cocker - You Can Leave Your Hat On 02. Gene Pitney -
Town Without Pity 03. Billy May - Man With The Golden Arm 04. Milt Buckner
- The Beast 05. King Curtis - Melancholy Serenade 06. Martin Denny -
Harlem Nocturne 07. Manu Dibango - Cousin Bechet Blues 08. Alexis Korner
& His Blues Incorporated - Spooky But Nice 09. Paul Anka - The Way You
Make Me Feel 10. Joe Loss & His Orchestra - The Stripper 11. Barry
Adamson - The Big Bamboozle 12. Piero Umiliani - Requiem Per Un Agente
Segreto 13. Ray Anthony And His Orchestra - Peter Gunn Suite 14. Ella
Fitzgerald - Summertime 15. Count Basie - I'Ve Got The World On A
String 16. Dianne Reeves - Straighten Up And Fly Right
CD 2 01. Randy Newman - You Can Leave Your Hat On 02. Peggy Lee - Big
Spender 03. Helen Forrest - Oh! Look At Me Now 04. Coleman Hawkins -
Thanks For The Misery 05. Earl Bostic - Flamingo 06. Shirley Bassey - Born
To Sing The Blues 07. Fred Bongusto - Amore Fermati 08. Maceo Parker -
Blues For Shorty Bill 09. April Stevens - Teach Me Tiger 10. Lester Young
- Salute To Fats 11. Ella Fitzgerald - All Of Me 12. Dusty Springfield -
Spooky 13. Shirley Horn - Return To Paradise 14. Artie Shaw & His
Orchestra - Nightmare 15. Booker Ervin - Stolen Moments
CD 3 01. John Lyne - You Can Leave Your Hat On 02. Spike Jones -
Harlem Nocturne 03. Liza Minnelli - There Goes The Ball Game 04. Alexis
Korner & His Blues Incorporated - FinkleS Cafe 05. Long John Baldry -
(You'Ve Gotta) Work For Me 06. Les Baxter - Taboo (Jojo Effect RemiX) 07.
Joe Jackson - Is You Is Or Is You Ain'T My Baby 08. Sarah Vaughan - Peter
Gunn 09. Nina Simone - Take Care Of Business 10. Prince - Sexy M.F. 11.
Ike And Tina Turner - Whole Lotta Love 12. Manfred Mann - I'M Your Hoochie
Coochie Man 13. Shaggy Feat. Brian & Tony Gold - Hey Sexy Lady 14. R.
Kelly - Sex Me (Part I) 15. Gene Harris & The Three Sounds - Fever 16.
Amanda Lear - Tomorrow
CD 4 01. Jojo Effect - The Beat Goes On 02. Dakota Staton - Say It
Ain'T So, Joe 03. Sophie Milman - My Heart Belongs To Daddy 04. Mousse T
Feat. Emma Lanford - Horny Jazz 05. Lemon - Easy, Tiger! 06. Montefiori
Cocktail - Lazy Busy 07. Esquivel & His Orchestra - Sentimental
Journey 08. Kinny & Horne - Why Me 09. Gwada Soul Orchestra Feat.
Claude Challe & Jacob Desvarieux - Conversation With... 10. Matt Duandha
- Sunset Boulevard 11. The Charmers - On The Beach 12. Oleg Kostrow - In
Three Hands 13. Slow Train Soul - Sexing The Cherry 14. Barry Adamson -
The Sweetest Embrace 15. Sarah Jane Morris - Me & Mrs. Jones 16. Tina
Turner - Night Time Is The Right Time
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Bravo Hits Vol.78 (MP3) (2012)
Year : 2012 | Format : MP3 | BitRate : 320 Kbps | Playing Time : 154:33 Min
| Total Size : 357 Mb Genere : Pop, RnB, Dance
Cd1
01. Cro - Du 02. Lykke Li - I Fllow Rivers (The Magician Remix) 03.
Carly Rae Jepsen - Call Me Maybe 04. Kelly Clarkson - Dark Side 05. Gossip
- Perfect World 06. Medina - Forever 07. Conor Maynard - Vegas Girl 08.
Coldplay Feat. Rihanna - Princess Of China 09. Silbermond - Fur Dich Schlagt
Mein Herz 10. KRIS Feat. Dante Thomas - Diese Tage 11. Chima -
Morgen 12. Mark Forster - Auf Dem Weg 13. Tim Bendzko - Sag Einfach
Ja 14. Deichkind - Der Mond 15. Imany - You Will Never Know 16. Emeli
Sande - Next To Me 17. Alanis Morissette - Guardian 18. Amy MacDonald -
Slow It Down 19. Netsky - Come Alive 20. Marina And The Diamonds -
Primadonna 21. Triggerfinger - I Follow Rivers 22. Lana Del Ray - Summertime
Sadness
Cd2
01. Flo Rida - Whistle 02. Maroon 5 Feat. Wiz Khalifa - Payphone 03.
Gusttavo Lima - Balada (Tche Techerere Teche Tcech) (A-Class Special Radio
Mix) 04. Tacabro - Tacata 05. Taio Cruz - Wolrd In Our Hands 06. Usher
- Scream 07. Chris Brown - Don't Wake Me Up 08. Timati & La La Land
Feat. Timbaland & Grooya - Not All About The Money 09. Ian Carey &
Rosette Feat. Timbaland & Brasco - Amnesia 10. Rihanna - Where Have You
Been 11. Nelly Furtado - Big Hoops (Bigger The Better) 12. Santigold -
Disparate Youth 13. Far East Movement Feat. Justin Bieber - Live My
Life 14. Laurent Wery Feat. Swift K.I.D. & Dev - Hey Hey Hey (Pop Another
Bottle) 15. Guru Hjosh - Infinity 2012 (Dj Antoine Vs. Mad Mark Remix) 16.
Dj Fresh Feat. Rita Ora - Hot Right Now 17. Cascada - The Rhythm Of The Night
(Video Edit) 18. Loreen - Euphoria 19. Oceana - Endless Summer 20. Jose
De Rico & Henry Mendez - Rayos De Sol 21. Asaf Avidan & The Mojos -
One Day Reckoning Song (Wankelmut Remix)
20th Century Fox: 75 Years of Great Film Music
(2010)
Year Of Release: 2010 | FLAC (tracks + .cue, log-file) | Time: 3:50:48 |
Size: 1,21 GB Genre: Soundtrack, Score | Label: Varese Records
Disc 1 01 20th Century-Fox Fanfare (with CinemaScope Extension) - Alfred
Newman 00:20 02 All About Eve 1950 - Main Title / The Award - Alfred Newman
02:19 03 How Green Was My Valley 1941 - The Family and Bronwen / Finale / End
Title - Alfred Newman 08:12 04 The Song of Bernadette 1943 - The Vision -
Alfred Newman 04:17 05 Laura 1944 - Main Title - David Raksin 02:18 06 The
Ghost And Mrs. Muir 1947 - Prelude / Local Train / The Sea - Bernard Herrmann
03:56 07 Captain From Castile 1947 - Conquest - Alfred Newman 04:10 08
Twelve OClock High 1948 - Main Title - Alfred Newman 01:54 09 The Day The
Earth Stood Still 1951 - Prelude / Outer Space / Radar - Bernard Herrmann
03:47 10 Vivap Zapata! 1952 - Gathering Forces - Alex North 03:26 11 My
Cousin Rachel 1952 - Main Title - Franz Waxman 02:25 12 The Robe 1953 - Main
Title / Caligula's Arrival / Finale - Alfred Newman 04:25 13 Prince Valiant
1954 - Main Title / King Aguar's Escape - Franz Waxman 04:55 14 Untamed 1955
- Main Title - Franz Waxman 02:37 15 The Rains of Ranchipur 1955 - Main Title
- Hugo Friedhofer 02:20 16 How To Marry A Millionaire 1953 - Street Scene -
Alfred Newman 05:38 17 The Seven Year Itch 1955 - Main Title - Alfred Newman
03:15 18 Three Coins In The Fountain 1954 - Prelude / Rome - Victor Young
04:29 19 Love Is A Many-Splendored Thing 1955 - Main Title / God Has Been
Good / Finale - Alfred Newman 07:07 20 The Long, Hot Summer 1958 - The Long,
Hot Summer - Alex North 05:03 21 From The Terrace 1960 - Love Theme - Elmer
Bernstein 01:29
Disc 2 22 Cleopatra 1963 - Main Title / Cleopatra Enters Rome - Alex
North 09:39 23 The Sand Pebbles 1966 - Overture / Main Title - Jerry
Goldsmith 05:09 24 Planet Of The Apes 1968 - Main Title / The Hunt - Jerry
Goldsmith 07:20 25 Patton 1970 - Main Title / German Advance - Jerry
Goldsmith 05:38 26 Tora! Tora! Tora! 1970 - Main Title - Jerry Goldsmith
03:04 27 The French Connection 1971 - Main Title / This Is It - Don Ellis
04:17 28 The Poseidon Adventure 1972 - Main Title - John Williams 02:14 29
The Paper Chase 1973 - End Title - John Williams 02:34 30 Conrack 1974 - Main
Title - John Williams 06:02 31 The Omen 1976 - Ave Satani - Jerry Goldsmith
02:33 32 Magic 1978 - Main Title - Jerry Goldsmith 02:03 33 The Fury 1978
- For Gillian / End Title - John Williams 04:29 34 Alien 1979 - Main Title -
Jerry Goldsmith 04:11 35 Norma Rae 1979 - It Goes Like It Goes - David Shire
03:02 36 Author! Author! 1982 - Main Title - Dave Grusin 02:00 37 Max
Dugan Returns 1983 - End Title - David Shire 02:25 38 Romancing The Stone
1984 - End Title - Alan Silvestri 05:30 39 Commando 1985 - Prologue / Main
Title - James Horner 03:56
Disc 3 40 Predator 1986 - Main Title - Alan Silvestri 03:53 41 The
Fly 1986 - Main Title - Howard Shore 01:56 42 Lucas 1986 - Main Title - Dave
Grusin 02:45 43 Raising Arizona 1987 - Way Out There - Carter Burwell
01:56 44 Wall Street 1987 - Buds Scam - Stewart Copeland 02:49 45 Big 1988
- Opening - Howard Shore 02:52 46 Broadcast News 1987 - Young Jane / Main
Title - Bill Conti 02:45 47 Die Hard 1988 - The Nakatomi Plaza / Grubers
Arrival - Michael Kamen 05:31 48 The Abyss 1989 - Bud on the Ledge - Alan
Silvestri 03:16 49 Hoffa 1992 - End Credits - David Newman 08:02 50 Mrs.
Doubtfire 1993 - Main Title - Howard Shore 03:01 51 Speed 1994 - The Rescue -
Mark Mancina 04:04 52 Cast Away 2005 - End Credits - Alan Silvestri
03:46 53 Unfaithful 2002 - Unfaithful - Jan A.P. Kaczmarek 02:39 54 Ice
Age 2002 - Opening Travel Music - David Newman 01:19 55 I, Robot 2004 - End
Credits - Marco Beltrami 03:17 56 Fantastic Four 2005 - Main Titles - John
Ottman 02:34 57 Night At The Museum 2006 - Night At The Museum - Alan
Silvestri 02:37 58 Horton Hears A Who! 2008 - Horton Suite - John Powell
07:41 59 Independence Day 1996 - End Credits - David Arnold 09:07
Tracklist: CD 1 01.Faithless - Insomnia (Monster
Mix) 02.Chicane Feat. Bryan Adams - Don't Give Up 03.CRW - I Feel Love
(R.A.F. Zone Remix) 04.Mauro Picotto - Lizard (Claxixx Mix) 05.Paul Van
Dyk - For An Angel (PvD Remix 09) 06.Delerium Feat. Sarah McLachlan - Silence
(DJ Tisto's In Search Of Sunrise Remix) 07.Binary Finary - 1998 (Matt Darey
Remix) 08.DJ Tisto - Suburban Train 09.Veracocha - Carte
Blanche 10.Push - Strange World (2000 Remake) 11.Agnelli & Nelson -
Hudson Street 12.Breeder - Twilo (Thunder Stoked Up Mix) 13.WestBam -
Wizards Of The Sonic (Matt Darey Remix) 14.Atlantis Vs Avitar - Fiji (Lange
Remix) 15.Matt Darey Feat. Marcella Woods - Beautiful 16.Jurgen Vries -
The Theme (Altitude Remix)
CD 2 01.Rui Da Silva Feat. Cassandra - Touch Me 02.Fragma - Toca's
Miracle 03.Ian Van Dahl - Castles In The Sky 04.Deepest Blue - Is It A Sin
(Circada's Stadium Remix) 05.Tomcraft - Loneliness 06.Alice Deejay -
Better Off Alone (Signum Remix) 07.Perasma - Swing 2 Harmony (Gabriel &
Dresden Club Mix) 08.DJ Sakin & Friends - Protect Your Mind (Lange
Remix) 09.Mike Koglin - The Silence 10.Barthezz - On The Move (Riva
Remix) 11.York - The Awakening 12.Tin Tin Out - Strings For Yasmin (Matt
Darey Remix) 13.Da Hool - Meet Her At The Love Parade 14.Underworld - Born
Slippy 15.Darude - Sandstorm 16.Storm - Time To Burn 17.ATB - 9PM (Till
I Come) (Matt Darey Remix) 18.Public Domain - Operation Blade
CD 3 01.Fatboy Slim - Right Here Right Now (Redanka Radio
Edit) 02.Robert Miles - Children 03.Three Drives - Greece
2000 04.Slacker - Your Face (In The Mirror) (Schizoid Remix) 05.Chicane -
Salt Water (Tomski Vs Disco Citizens Remix) 06.Y-Traxx - Mystery
Land 07.Delerium Feat. Leigh Nash - Innocente (Falling In Love) (Mr. Sam's
Remix) 08.Bedrock - Set In Stone 09.Agnelli & Nelson -
Everyday 10.Ayla - Ayla (DJ Taucher Mix) 11.Moony - Dove (I'll Be Loving
You) (John Creamer & Stephane K Vocal Mix) 12.Motorcycle - As The Rush
Comes (Gabriel & Dresden Remix) 13.Lustral - Everytime Mike (Koglin
Remix) 14.Tillman & Ries - Bass Fly (Moogwai Mix) 15.BBE - Seven Days
And One Week 16.Nalin & Kane - Beachball 17.Adam White & Andy Moor
Pres Whiteroom - The White Room
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Useful Download Info
Instructions for Downloading Using The Host's Free Service
If you want to download items but would rather not purchase the host's premium service, they do offer a free download option (generally advertised as 'slow' download), click that link on their site and follow the instructions
Instructions for reading .mobi (Kindle etc) files on your PC
To download and open .mobi book files and read them on your PC follow these instructions: http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/feature.html/ref=dig_arl_box?ie=UTF8&docId=1000425503
Instructions for Opening Files, Once Downloaded
After downloading the file(s), you will find that most are saved in ZIP format or in .RAR format, if you do not have the program to open these .RAR files on your computer (eg; Winzip.com) here are two programs you can get for FREE: http://www.jzip.com/ or http://peazip.sourceforge.net/index.html
Once you have done this, you can read all those
extra books that are only in epub format... easy!
Note: Program to open comics (.cbr
files)
If you would like to read the comics you will need
to open .cbr files. The is a free program that will allow you to read them. Go
to http://comical.sourceforge.net/ and download the program
(links are in the bottom right panel). Save the program to your computer, then,
once downloaded, double click on it and install the
program
Note for Movie Downloaders: Some
movies, after downloading, will not play on 'Windows Media Player' (for example,
you can hear sound but no video!), so we suggest that you download an extra
player like 'Gom Media Player' (http://www.gomlab.com/eng/GMP_download.html)
or 'Real Player/ (http://www.real.com/realplayer).
Both are free to use!. Once you have downloaded the movie, simply 'right click' on the movie file and 'open with' the player of your choice
Extra Note for .MKV Movie
Files:
If you find a movie in .MKV format where GOM Player
will play the movie but has no soundtrack, try a different FREE .MKV player,
like this one: http://mkv-player.en.softonic.com/download
Zipped files are easy to open. Simply click on the book links, taking you directly to the
download page. Click on the 'Free User' button (each host is a little different, but all
offer free download, you just have to wait a few seconds!), click the download button and
your book will start to download. Once fully downloaded, your computer will ask you if you
want to OPEN or SAVE the file.
We suggest that you first SAVE the file to a place on your computer, eg; My Documents.
Once you have done this, you can easily find the file, and by clicking on it, it will
open. You will then see all the smaller files inside. You can either select all of these
at once (click on the top one, then hold down your SHIFT key while you click on the bottom
one, then click EXTRACT. It will then ask you where to save the files to (we suggest My
Documents for now unless you have already created a new folder and place you would like to
keep them). The programme will then save the files.
If you prefer, You can also OPEN the file straight away. It will then start to gradually
load the file. Once it is ready (100% loaded), you can then click OPEN again, and you will
see all the smaller files in the box. Select one or ALL of these files, and click the
'EXTRACT TO' link. You will then be given a choice of places you can save the UNZIPPED
files.
Please note: We are a 'Non-Profit' organisation, our mission is solely
to help those people who struggle to make ends meet, by providing them with a
few little treats they could normally not afford! We are not the 'hosts' of any
books etc, neither did we upload them to any hosting provider. We simply search
for links to books etc, that are freely available on the web and share our
findings with our members, however, IF YOU HAVE A DMCA or ABUSE COMPLAINT about
a particular item listed on our pages (eg; if you are the author/publisher!) and
would like it removed, please contact the host's 'Filepost' and complete a DMCA
notice then the particular download link to your item will become 'innactive'
