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Type: children's

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Author: E. Nesbit

Tags: fantasy children magic supernatural fun time_travel sequel ok

2007-06-13

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Type: fiction

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Author: Nora Roberts

Tags: fantasy supernatural sequel love_story ok

Description: third in Donovan series; about Anastasia

2007-04-15

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Type: fiction

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Author: Nora Roberts

Tags: fantasy romance supernatural sequel love_story ok

Description: the second in the Donovan series; about Sebastian

2007-04-14

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Type: fiction

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Author: Matthew Reilly

Tags: fantasy thriller aliens ok

2007-04-09

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Type: fiction

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Author: Sandra Marton

Tags: romance love_story ok

Description: ok. could have been better. what's with all the rich people? a prince who abdicated hisok. could have been better. what's with all the rich people? a prince who abdicated his throne?...

2007-04-08

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Type: fiction

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Author: Val Davis

Tags: conspiracy ok

Description: Archeologist Nicolette Scott faces scorching New Mexico desert heat and a 50-year-old mysteryArcheologist Nicolette Scott faces scorching New Mexico desert heat and a 50-year-old mystery in this action-packed debut. While at a dig with her father, an eminent Anasazi scholar, Nick learns of an airplane buried in the sand. Nick, who has already found a WWII B-24 in a New Guinea jungle, investigates and discovers a B-17, also from WWII, with its body shot up. Inside are the skeletal remains of 11 people, one more than the required crew. Nick wonders who the passenger was and why an American plane was shot down over New Mexico and abandoned. The coverup occurs as she begins to voice her questions. The plane, with a painted scorpion on its nose, is carted away, and then newspaper stories about its discovery are retracted. Accused of perpetrating a hoax, she is put on medical leave by the archeological department at UC-Berkeley. Then people who know of the plane's existence begin to die in what look like accidental deaths. Unwilling to drop her search, Nick follows clues to a millionaire businessman with a connection to 1940s atom bomb testing that ties into the B-17's fatal flight. Through her fast-paced probing to the conclusion in the desert, Nick proves herself an intelligent, game heroine whom readers will want to meet again....

2007-02-15

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Type: fiction

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Author: Andrew Neiderman

Tags: future ok

Description: in a world where there's an alternative to natural birth, natural birth itself becomesin a world where there's an alternative to natural birth, natural birth itself becomes a shameful and avoidable at all costs thing...

2007-01-31

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Type: fiction

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Author: Helen Fielding

Tags: movie diary ok

Description: liked it less both than the movie and the sequel :(

2006-12-06

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Type: fiction

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Author: Steve Berry

Tags: thriller conspiracy alternate_history ok

Description: Miles Lord, a workaholic African-American lawyer from Atlanta, is in Moscow to help StefanMiles Lord, a workaholic African-American lawyer from Atlanta, is in Moscow to help Stefan Baklanov, the Romanov claimant his high-powered firm is backing. Since the new tsar will reign as an autocrat like his ancestors, both big rubles and big bucks are at stake—not to mention access to nuclear weapons. Lord soon discerns that Baklanov is corrupt, a tool of the mafiya. While digging through old files on the Russian Revolution, Lord comes to believe Baklanov is the "raven" Rasputin predicted would help save the royal house in 1916. Teaming with a beautiful acrobat, Akilina Petrov of the Moscow Circus, Lord attempts to discover whether any children of Nicholas II escaped Lenin's executioners. A series of exotic clues propel the pair on an international scavenger hunt....

2006-11-29

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Type: fiction

Status: —

Author: Dan Brown

Tags: religion ok intorsaturi_de_situatie

Description: Ok. It would have been way better if it didn't contain so many "true" fact, meantOk. It would have been way better if it didn't contain so many "true" fact, meant to made the reader wonder about the erudition of the writer but being in fact invented. The ending was a bit forced....

2006-09-08