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Journalist examines how the "us vs. them" approach toward the war on terrorism led the U.S. astray in Afghanistan

A fast-paced paranormal thriller.

Sammie Sanders didn’t know what to be afraid of. This sometimes made her brave, other times foolish. Her mother was a single mom who didn’t pay much attention to Sammie or her younger sister, Jeannie. Her mom was in a sort of perpetual motion to find the perfect man. From …

'New Orleans Carnival Krewes' by Rosary O'Neill reveals the traditions, the secret societies and the history of how New Orleans and Mardi Gras came to be as integral to each other as red beans and rice.

This book presents a great blend of fact, fiction, and ghostly activity, along with a loving view of New Orleans as the extraordinary city it is.

The book is a wild ride, a ride well worth taking.

I wonder why men don’t write books about the gods of mythology in this vein.

If you have forgotten how amazing the little things in life can be, this book will definitely help you remember.

Richard A. Clarke didn't just pull this story out of thin air, he has a real life history with the U.S. government and the drone program.

Boyd provides a serious and scholarly treatise on the nature of creativy, with quotes from 75 musicians from many areas of popular music.