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To protect her family and find a killer, Felicia "Lucky" Fascino assumed her adoptive father's identity and joined the network of moral assassins to finish the job he began. Eliminating the man responsible for murdering her mother has consumed her for the last five years. Completing the job is the only way Lucky and her family can return to a safe and normal life. Lucky's uncle, Stephen Chambers, hasn't come close to tracking the killer.

Homicide detective Fran Anders's latest case throws her into the lives of Mike and Alisa Jepson, a couple whose marriage is disintegrating fast. When leads coming into the precinct point at Mike Jepson as guilty of murder, Fran watches the damage wrought on this couple, yet is unable to ignore the incriminating evidence. When Mike ends up arrested and in jail, Alisa takes comfort in a friend - Dee Dee - who moves in with her but soon becomes her worst nightmare.

Quiet Places will delight both the active explorer and the armchair traveler as the author blends practical travel information with history, wildlife, and personal anecdotes. He takes the reader through old-growth forests, across bubbling brooks, into dark, narrow chasms, and in search of the best village greens.

Jennie had been begging her parents to take her to the zoo to see the baby lion cubs. Today was her brithday and the trip to the zoo was her birthday present. Jennie learns a lot from her parents about the lion. She is very eager to take a look on the cubs. She will have a great time!

Right in the center of Idaho is the 2.3 million acre Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness. Central Idaho offers the Gem State's most exciting, most literally down-to-earth, splash-and-dash adventures. The two big rivers running through it, the Salmon and the Middle Fork of the Salmon, attract adventurers from the world over. Ketchum/Sun Valley, Idaho's oh-so-trendy resort area, and the North Fork Road, an on-the-edge throwback to times past, point up the contrasts you will find here.

This audiobook is for the new author who wants to self publish, but has been discouraged by stories of the horrific costs. It contains information on: obtaining cover art for under; proofreading services for under $100; free and inexpensive marketing options.

Diana has enough to worry about after going away to college and leaving her family to struggle with problems back home. Now she has an eerie pull towards the occult that she can't seem to resist. Feeling lost, like she isn't living up to her religious family's expectations, she desperately seeks acceptance and love in the arms of a man. Just one problem, though: The man of her dreams isn't merely human.

As farmers look for more innovative ways to grow crops hydroponics has become an option for many. With this method of gardening, no soil is need as the crops can be grown in water with the aid of mineral nutrient solutions. As such the book The Guide To Hydroponic Gardening For The Novice is well timed as it gives the budding gardener the opportunity to learn about this new way to grow crops. The great thing is that no soil is need so there need be no fuss about purchasing rich topsoil and other fertilizers or even to plough land to prepare it for planting.

Psychics have the power to influence other people’s behavior in deep and meaningful ways. Whether they read for fun or as a profession, psychics must rise up to create and accept accountability.

Whether you already have a natural psychic ability or you just think it would be fun to tell people's fortunes, How to Be a Professional Psychic invites you to start your own psychic business. Professional psychic medium and renowned author Alexandra Chauran shows you how to polish your talents as a psychic, find and keep clients, set up your own shop, and create a business that will remain successful in the future.

Just Your Everyday People by Fred Yager and Jan Yager is the second thriller by this dynamic husband and wife couple. In this standalone suspense novel, in addition to being a pause resister of a thriller, the novel deals with the potentially dire consequences of withholding information and practical jokes.

Permaculture: The Art of Gardening highlights the tenets of permaculture, which was popularized in the 1970s by Bill Mollison. To some it may seem to be an extreme form of sustainable living but to others it may seen to be just the right thing to get things back in balance, it is a great text to help those who do not understand or have little knowledge of the concept to have a better grasp of it. The author has ensured that everything is broken down into sections so that it is easy to follow in the long run.

The mutilated body of C.I.A Section Chief Ned Bakke has been discovered in the car trunk of a sitting Supreme Court Justice. Who put the body there? Was Bakke’s murder a warning? And if so, by whom? Jake Cleveland and Wolf Johannsen fear this may be the work of a powerful cabal of men who have infiltrated the United States government at the highest levels.