Easley has created a cleverly plotted, workmanlike story.
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An interesting read that is worth some of the better flowing sections and the good writing, 'Being Audrey' offers a glimpse into what could be a potentially strong writing career.
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A pleasant mystery that follows the adventures of private investigator-in-training Nicki Valentine.
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If you are looking for a motivating story of love, of life, and all it has to offer, then I very highly recommend this book.
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Brad Stone’s well researched story of Amazon is an essential read.
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Money is no protection when someone or something is out to make sure you and your family are dead.
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Author explores the power of Russia's tsars through some of their more sordid activities.
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Should love be considered above all else. When the lives of many are at stake, responsibility and strength of will may overstep the theory that love is all it takes.
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Gareth Murphy's impressive 'Cowboys and Indies: The Epic History of the Record Industry' isn't definitive, but it's an educational tour all readers can learn from.
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