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After 65 Million Years, Dinosaurs Once Again Walk the Earth – on Three Islands Near Guam tion • Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • Fiction Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • tion Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • Fiction • Fic After 65 million years, dinosaurs once again walk the Earth – on three islands near Guam. But something has gone awry. “Raptor” dinosaurs have been discovered off these islands and it’s up to Agent Jack McConnell (from a newly formed UN agency) and his team to find out why. The mystery takes him to New York City, the Midwest, England, Guam, the Komodo Islands and even off-planet. The problem becomes more vol- atile as explosions, death, necropsies, traitors, grand schemes, earthquakes and typhoons hinder Jack’s investigation. DINOSAUR ISLE ISBN: 978-1-62901-284-1 • $14.95 • By Tracy Lee Ford Pages: 298 • Trim Size: 6 x 9 • Formats: PB, K Jean Marc Thibodaux came home from Do you believe in ghosts? WWII with plans to marry his sweet- Charlie and Melanie Rivers would have heart, Amy Benoit, and slip back into probably said they didn’t if they’d been the life that he remembered. But time asked. But when they fell in love with an did not stand still in Cajun Butte La old house outside the gates of Ft. Rucker, Rose, Louisiana, while he was away. His an army base in south Alabama, they girl married someone else and even the discovered the previous owner was still swamp was changing. hanging around. NO EARTHLY BOUNDARIES TINY BOneS ISBN 978-1-59299-658-2 • $13.95 ISBN 978-1-62901-201-8 • $13.95 By Rosemary Smith By Rosemary Smith Pages: 238 • Trim Size: 5.5 x 8.5 Pages: 220 • Trim Size: 5.5 x 8.5 Formats: PB, K Formats: PB, K NO EARTHLY BOUNDARIES Honorable mention in the South Florida Book Festival TINY BOneS Honorable mention in general fiction at the New England Book Festival Readers of this book will ... 1. Enjoy robot combat with live ammunition at the 2033 Munich Oktoberfest ... 2. Participate in an attack on a drug lord’s mining camp in Guatemala ... 3. Hide under a sink in the Oriental Institute ... 4. Join a truck convoy crossing Cairo under fire ... 5. Listen in at the Tuts’ first press conferences ... 6. Join the funeral procession of John Jazz Tut, assassinated by a terrorist, as he becomes the first royal interred in the Great Pyramid of Giza in 5,000 years. THE TUT CLOne CONTRACTS ISBN: 978-1-62901-055-7 • $31.95 • By Jan Issaye Berkhout Pages: 432 • Trim Size: 6 x 9 • Formats: HB, K - tio No - N N N -Fictio • No Set against the background of the Measure Nine (anti-gay Approximately 5.2 million people in the U.S. were suffering • Fic N rights) crisis in Oregon in the early 1990s, a brother and sister, from Alzheimer’s in 2014, a number that is expected to triple both newly out, try to recover the lost affections of their chil- by 2050. There is growing evidence that diet and lifestyle can N • Fictio • N -Fictio N dren. Their combined quests are explored from five points of affect your brain and impact your cognitive aging. Learn what No • view in a novel of continuously rich and poetic language. to eat, what to avoid, and how to change your lifestyle to pre- vent disease, be vibrantly healthy, and be intellectually sharp The characters move, each in his or her own faltering way, • Fictio throughout your life. N N N toward fighting not only intolerance toward gay and lesbian -Fictio people, but toward anyone who might be considered different. BRAIN HEALTH FOR LIFE: BEYOND PILLS, • No • Fictio • POLITICS, AND POPULAR DIETS N PRecIncTS OF LIGHT ISBN 978-1-62901-154-7 • $17.95 ISBN: 978-1-59299-464-9 • $22.95 • By Henry Alley By Karen V. Unger with LuAnne H. Cavender N N Pages: 310 • Trim Size: 5.5 x 8.5 • Formats: PB -Fictio Pages: 306 • Trim Size: 6 x 9 • Formats: PB, K, ePub No • • Fictio N • Fictio • Raising Kids With Love, Honor, and Respect: Recipes for Success N N The Reviews are in ...and they are Digging it from Goodreads N is the manual kids don’t come with. Like the time-honored • No -Fictio to Amazon! Betty Crocker Cookbook, it is full of down to earth, basic “It was an exciting read and kept you on the edge of your ideas to fall back on over and over. Using essential ingredients • Fictio chair wanting to find out who the murderer was and what was to find solutions to everyday challenges will lead to savoring N N N the motive.” your time with any child. Instead of “walking on egg shells” in -Fictio • Fictio • • No • N fear of making a mistake, you will learn to adjust the tempera- “A fun, engaging read that takes you on a personal tour of Port- ture of the situation to result in calm, relaxed interactions. landia with some of its more colorful characters. A clever romp.” RAISING KIDS WITH LOVE, HONOR, AND N N DIGGING UP NEW BUSIneSS: THE SWIFTPAD TAkeOVER • No • Fictio RESpecT: RecIpeS FOR SUcceSS -Fictio ISBN: 978-1-62901-271-1 • $17.95 • By Lee Barckmann N ISBN 978-1-62901-216-2 • $19.95 • By Edie Jones, M.A. Ed. 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Navla took a topic hearted sass, Stephanie introduces us to each Tom, Dick, and that could otherwise be difficult to understand or even boring, N • Fictio Denny ... and their neuroses, pets, mullets, lies, puking ... Is • No N and spun the story in such a way that anyone could easily follow there a knight in shining armor out there with a higher IQ N • Fictio • what was being said, what needed to be done, and without ever -Fictio N than his horse? Stephanie hopes so. having to stop the story to explain any of it in detail. … You won’t regret picking up a copy of Library Lust.” MeeTING MR. WRONG: THE ROMANTIC N -Fictio MISADVenTURES OF A SOUTHERN BELLE LIBRARY LUST N • Fictio ISBN: 978-1-62901-078-6 • $16.95 • By N.S. 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