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Tie Me Up, Tie Me Down: Three Tales of Erotic Romance: Captivated by You / Promise Me Forever / Hunter's Right

22 reviews
Sherrilyn Kenyon, Melanie George, ...

Pocket, 2005

5 stars for one of the three stories about primitive underground vikings.
This book contains three short stories, described below. 5 stars to HUNTER'S RIGHT by Jaid Black. Very enjoyable. Good erotica. It's an intriguing story, erotic and well done. Jade Black has written at least 4 books about the underground Viking world. See list below. Story brief: Ronda is an army soldier. Her plane crashes in the Arctic and she is the only survivor. She discovers a door ...

After the Abduction (Swanlea Spinsters, Book 3)

24 reviews
Sabrina Jeffries

Avon, 2002

Delightful end to the trilogy
This is the third in the Swanlea Spinsters story. Its been two years since baby sister Juliet was kidnapped and held for ransom by the handsome rouge Morgan Pryce whom she believed she was eloping. Until recently it has been kept secret from society about her abduction, now rumors are going round that she was ruined because of a secret elopment that didn't happen. Juliet's chances at a happy ...

We Disappear: A Novel (P.S.)

14 reviews
Scott Heim

Harper Perennial, 2008

A Commentary for We Disappear
The words "brave, honest, uncompromising, intimate, sincere, and uncomfortable" all come to mind when I think of Heim's work, and those words of course apply here with his latest novel, We Disappear. With We Disappear, Heim delves further into themes which lay at the heart of his previous work: loss of innocence and the search for identity. Whereas Brian Lackey of Mysterious Skin struggled ...

Captured! The Betty and Barney Hill UFO Experience: The True Story of the World's First Documented Alien ...

20 reviews
Stanton T. Friedman, Kathleen Marden

New Page Books, 2007

Add it to your library
The B. Hill's story ushered in a new era of investigative studies in ufology. The accounts are documented and scientific approach is accurate. Stanton Friedman is a prominent figure and noted ufologist. You can trust this man. He says it the way it is. A precise line of thoughts and convincing findings. A great book for sure. Buy it!

Pity the Nation: The Abduction of Lebanon (Nation Books)

34 reviews
Robert Fisk

Nation Books, 2002

Not an easy read
As Fisk tells us this book is not an academic history of the wars in Lebanon but rather a personal narrative of a news reporter based on his mountain of notes, a profession in which he is just the best. This leads to some confusion for a reader who has to stay with him as he jumps from place to place, army to army, party to party, and even time to time. It also takes a strong stomach as he forces ...

DMT: The Spirit Molecule: A Doctor's Revolutionary Research into the Biology of Near-Death and Mystical ...

66 reviews
Rick Strassman MD

Park Street Press, 2001

Intriguing and Resonating
As an experiant of a spontaneous mystical trip, one-off, 35 years ago, this book explains what happened in a sound melding of science and spirit. I recommend this to anyone needing a jump start on transformational activities.

Abduction (Kidnapped)

12 reviews
Gordon Korman

Scholastic Inc., 2006

A Family Torn Apart...
Crystal, a fifth grader at Ruth Fyfe shares: "Do you like a story that has exciting events, leaves you hanging, and it just wants to make you read more? Well if you do, you should read Kidnapped by Gordon Korman. It is filled with all that good and exciting stuff. I strongly believe that Kidnapped deserves 5 stars. This book is part 1 of Meg and Aiden Falconers lives at risk. First, their parents ...

2012: The War for Souls

60 reviews
Whitley Strieber

Tor Books, 2007

Commentary From A Good Christian Woman, Non-Denominational Branch
I am a retired school teacher of English and American Literature. I reside in the village of Tinmouth, Vermont State, in a small bungalow I inherited from Aunt Bog (Mrs. Millicent Adder-Cornish). All my adult life, I've photographed the sunrise and the sunset on a daily basis. It's a lovely pastime. Each sunrise and sunset is unique, just like winter's snowflakes. At present, I have several ...

Fatal Kidnapping

8 reviews
Tracy B. Evans

AuthorHouse, 2007

First book a success
This being the authors first book she really knew how to keep the suspense building. Nothing was given away too soon. Tracy B. Evans keeps the plot twists coming in this exciting new thriller. I am not one to give the story away all I will say is this mystery thriller will have you on the edge of your seat turning pages as fast as can be!

Vanishing Acts: A Novel

179 reviews
Jodi Picoult

Washington Square Press, 2005

Wow!
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R3GHI59KML9GOJ What a great book for summer reading!

The Abduction

33 reviews
Mark Gimenez

Vanguard Press, 2007

a masterpiece
i was not familiar with this author but someone told me to read this book. i will tell you that this was one of the best books i have read in a long time. wonderfully written.

The Keepers: An Alien Message for the Human Race

43 reviews
Jim Sparks

Granite Publishing, LLC, 2006

This book was awesome!
The reason I loved this book wasn't just because I believe Aliens exist, it was because it was easy to read and he got to the point fast and didn't waste time with pointless chatter like you get in some books. He just wrote about his experiences and what happened between him and the Aliens and thats what I wanted to hear. There were some really surprising parts in the book that I didn't expect ...

An Impetuous Abduction (Harlequin Historical Series)
Patricia Frances Rowell

Harlequin, 2008

Moments after Persephone Hathersage stumbled upon a band of thieves, the terrified young lady was spirited away on horseback! But trepidation soon gave way to scandalous desire when her brooding captor tenderly nursed a feverish Phona back to health. Spellbound by the battle-scarred blackguard who kept her confined in an ancient fortress, Phona knew any impropriety with this nameless rogue would tarnish her reputation forever, not to mention ...

UFOs and the Alien Agenda. The complete book of UFOs, encounters, abductions & aliens bases on earth: The ...

9 reviews
Maximillien De Lafayette

CreateSpace, 2007

Enjoyable and stimulating
I did not read this book yet. But I did review 2 books by the esteemed scholar Mr. De Lafayette. It appeared to me - unfortunately- and as admitted in their own words "I have a campaign against him" said one person who is determined to cause harm to Mr. de Lafayette, an internationally know author who wrote over 100 books since 1963. And I KNOW HIM PERSONALLY. The following should clear the ...

The Abduction

30 reviews
James Grippando

Avon, 1999

Can't stop reading it!!
I began with his first two books, however The Abduction has caused me to think about the book all day, especially when I can't read it. Its a page turner, and I may say it doesn't contain any graphic descriptions the first two contained. Excellent writer, I will read on....

Deep, Dark & Dangerous

16 reviews
Jaid Black

Pocket, 2006

It's great. It's fun. It's erotic.
There were some humorous lines . I was chuckling several times over Drake. I wasn't expecting that from an erotic novel. I enjoy this strange Viking underworld. It's different and wild. Jaid Black is an excellent author. Story brief: an actress Madalyn and her sister Drake are vacationing in the arctic. Three Vikings see them and kidnap them, taking them down to the underground world where ...

The Captured: A True Story of Abduction by Indians on the Texas Frontier

30 reviews
Scott Zesch

St. Martin's Griffin, 2005

an amazing read - couldnt put it down
picked up my first copy of this book in Fredericksburg, TX where I happened to be eating some BBQ and looked across the street to see an old settlers outpost fort. I wandered around to check it out and the volunteer guide there showed me the book and said it was an amazing story about a little known niche of our history - children kidnapped by the Indians to re-populate their own tribes thorugh a ...

Paradigm Shift: Return of the Angels

4 reviews
Harry S Franklin

iUniverse, Inc., 2008

Smart page turner
The author asks all the right questions about how we came to believe in a higher power and how we manage to coexist. He then provides a realistic answer based on critical thinking within the framework of a great action novel. If the Da Vinci Code was provocative then Paradigm Shift is mind bending. This is a must read for those who want more than what's been spoon fed to them by organized ...

Girl Soldier: A Story of Hope for Northern Ugandas Children

3 reviews
Faith J. H. McDonnell, Grace Akallo

Chosen, 2007

Voice for the Voiceless
What a fascinating collaboration. Grace Akallo, kidnapped as a child by Ugandan soldiers, teams with Faith J. H. McDonnell, one of the foremost advocates of justice for Ugandans. Together they tell not only Grace's story but a story of grace--God's grace in the midst of human atrocities. For years rebel armies have been raiding Ugandan villages to kidnap children and force them into lives as ...

Extraterrestrials Agenda. Aliens Origin, Species, SOCIETIES, Intentions And Plan For Humanity: Secret ...

12 reviews
Maximillien De Lafayette

CreateSpace, 2008

Impressive new books
A couple of months ago I was agreeably surprised by new books written by Maximillien de Lafayette. Dr. de Lafayette is a well-known scholar, jurist, linguist, and author, whose books I have read with pleasure and interest for over twenty five years, in three languages. I imagine most readers know about his former books, but currently, he has directed his attention to a new subject - the study of ...

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