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Aftershock: Penance\After The Lightning\Seeing Red (Silhouette Nocturne)

2 reviews
Sharon Sala, Janis Reams Hudson, ...

Silhouette, 2008

three exciting paranormal romantic suspense thrillers
"Penance" by Sharon Sala. Nicole Masters recovers from a shot to the head. Besides feeling lucky to be alive, she sees visions of a child kidnapped. Willing to do penance for surviving near death, she and Detective Dominic Tucci try to save the kid's life. "After the Lightning" by Janis Reams Hudson. After surviving a direct hit from a lightning bolt, Hailey Cameron begins to hear a female ...

Aftershock (Sweet Valley High Special #2)

26 reviews
Francine Pascal

Sweet Valley, 1998

The best! A very good end to the series.
This is one of the best SV books ever! Everyone is learning to cope after the earthquake. Liz can't remember anything about the earthquake so she is convinced Devon saved her and Enid. Enid obviously had a crush on Devon before they found out the truth. Devon was getting a lot of publicity. Meanwhile, Jessica is so upset about watching Alyssa die and is certain that she killed her. I thought that ...

Aftershock (Harlequin Temptation, No. 845)(Heat)

7 reviews
Jill Shalvis

Harlequin, 2001

Well-developed romance
Shalvis' work is hit and miss for me. Sometimes she does a good job developing likeable characters and a believable romance, and sometimes her characters are trite and shallow, resulting in no firm basis for a romance. "Aftershock," I'm happy to say, is the best I've read of her work, and one of the better Temptations I've read in the past couple years. Amber and Dax are great characters. ...

Aftershocks (Mira)

8 reviews
Catherine Coulter

Mira, 2004

NEED HELP REVIEWS ARE NOT CORRECT
I'm looking to buy one of these books afterglow or aftershocks but the reviews are messed up. Is this book about David and Chelsea or George and Elliot? Some of you need to check the title of your book before you review it.I gave it 5 stars because I like C.C.

Aftershock & Others: 19 Oddities
F. Paul Wilson

Forge Books, 2009

Colonization: Aftershocks

69 reviews
Harry Turtledove

Del Rey, 2002

Believable
Which is about the highest praise alternative history can get, I believe. Turtledove creates an alternate universe that seems completely real. If aliens had invaded in WWII, this is what we would be presented with, in the 40s and the 60s. By using very personal characters, with famous, infamous, and unknown historical personages. Turtledove makes excellent use of his strong background in history. ...

Aftershock (Shaken Series)

1 review
KG MacGregor

Bella Books, 2008

A delightful sequel that continues and lends depth to the series and characters
A good sequel maintains the tone of the original, versus trying to "outdo" the previous book by being more shocking, bigger, better, and ultimately introducing elements of the ridiculous. It treats the characters we've come to love and know with respect, versus creating manipulative situations just to keep the story going, or causing the protagonists to create their own uncharacteristic drama. A ...

Aftershock: Help, Hope, and Healing in the Wake of Suicide

9 reviews
Arrington Cox, Candy David, ...

B&H Publishing Group, 2003

Aftershock: Help, Hope and Healing in the Wake of Suicide
This is an incredibly helpful book for which, sadly, there long has been a tremendous need. How I wish it had been available thirty or forty years ago. Silence too often follows suicide, which only delays and compounds the challenges of grieving such a loss. The authors rightly stress how vital it is that survivors talk about what has happened. This book is a powerful aid and encouragement in ...

AfterShock: What to Do When the Doctor Gives You--Or Someone You Love--a Devastating Diagnosis

4 reviews
Jessie Gruman

Walker & Company, 2007

An essential book
This fabulous book should be in everyone's medicine chest because like bandages and aspirin, sooner or later, you're going to need it. Gruman skillfully and sensitively guides the reader through the full spectrum of concerns and activities that characterize the first several weeks after receiving a devastating medical diagnosis. Some of the chapters are devoted to topics you would expect in ...

Aftershock (Bob Skinner Mysteries)

1 review
Quintin Jardine

Headline Book Publishing, 2008

DANGER: This book is hard to put down.
First off, let's talk about what this book really isn't. It's not a deep exploration of the human psyche, it's not a look at a disturbing and twisted world of serial killers, and it's really not all that messed up, when you get down to it. The back matter in other words, lies to you, as does the really quite eerily pretty picture of a run down house on the cover. It's a book about policing, ...

Aftershocks (Code Red)

2 reviews
Nancy Warren

Harlequin, 2005

Originally Posted on Romance Junkies in 2005
I have to admit that I've been partial to the CODE RED CONTINUITY SERIES from Harlequin. "Ordinary people, extraordinary circumstances" is the tagline, and each and every book I've read so far lives up to that expectation. With AFTERSHOCKS by Nancy Warren, we gain another glimpse into life in Courage Bay, California, and just like every town around the world, there are good guys and bad guys, ...

Aftershocks
Steve Beard

Wallflower Press, 2002

These popcult essays mix style-magazine think pieces, celebrity interviews, street-level cyber-theory and slipstream media memoir to offer a readymade archive of tomorrow's strip-mall culture. Its postmodern approach to reportage allows subjects like new media art, Terence McKenna at Megatripolis, Diana-gate, slasher movies, virtual capitalism, New Puritan transsexuals, Afrofuturism, and the cult of the serial killer to bleed into each other. ...

Aftershock: What to Do When Leaders (And Others Fail You)

1 review
Ted Kitchens

Multnomah Pub, 1992

Aftershock--What a great book!
My church has had two times when leaders have done unethical things or had to leave due to morality issues. Ted Kitchens' poignant book has helped in the wake of those storms and provided healing and restoration to troublesome situations. A 'must read' for any church member who has gone through difficult times and for all church leaders everywhere. This book provides help and practicality ...

Aftershock

2 reviews
David Matas

Dundurn Press, 2005

An antidote to the racism of anti-Zionism
This is a superb book about the threat to human rights from anti-Zionism. The title, "Aftershock," refers to the attack on Israel following the earthquake of the Holocaust. As the author says, minorities must bow to the will of majorities. Minorities can be protected by the "bulwark" of human rights. But this bulwark has been removed by the anti-Zionists for the sake of attacking some ...

9-11: Aftershocks of the Attack
Jeremy D. Mayer

Wadsworth Publishing, 2006

A revision of our best selling supplement for American Government focusing on the events and aftermath of the 9/11 attacks on American Politics and Government, this second edition focuses on political & policy fallout from the attacks. Analysis in this topical booklet covers continuing effects of the attack on the media, Congress, the presidency, the courts, & policy outcomes, including 9/11 commission hearings, the war in Iraq, & the 2004 ...

Aftershocks of the New: Feminism and Film History
Patrice Petro

Rutgers University Press, 2002

The beginning of the 21st century has brought with it a host of assumptions about the newness of our technologies, globalized economies, and transnational media practices. The essays in this volume are joined by a common concern to chart another side to modernity - precisely after the shock of the new - when the new ceases to be shocking, and when the extraordinary and the sensational become linked to the boring and the everyday. The text ...

Aftershock: Helping People Through Corporate Change

1 review
Wilson Learning Corporation, Harry Woodward, ...

Wiley, 1987

Very well done; highly recommended.
Seeing the obvious "people breakage" of past changes, the President of the company bought the book for the senior staff to read and discuss so we'll be more skilled in change management. The model is simple and yet powerful. I found myself doing a self-examination and applying it at home with my children. It will take some time to master the techniques and I'm optimistic it will greatly ...

Faith Quake: How to Survive the Aftershocks of Tragedy

3 reviews
Doug Herman

Dick Sleeper Distribution, 1997

most helpful tool for emotional healing
Faith Quake is not just Doug Herman's telling of a tragic story- this book offers help and hope unlike any current book of this topic. The sensitivity and compassion that flows is healing in itself. The first-aid and rebuilding tools are practical and helpful words to look at each day. Many across the nation will benifit (as I did) from the tender encouragement found between the pages

Aftershock: Confronting Trauma in a Violent World, a Guide for Activists and Their Allies (Flashpoint)

4 reviews
Pattrice Jones

Lantern Books, 2007

The REAL 'War on Terra'
AFTERSHOCK: CONFRONTING TRAUMA IN A VIOLENT WORLD -> A GUIDE FOR ACTIVISTS AND THEIR ALLIES is psychotherapist/radical progressive activist pattrice jones's gift to her fellow activists and allies. In it, she imparts her plans for the REAL 'war on terror' - "the struggle for a world in which nobody lives in fear of atrocities perpetrated by human beings." This involves healing those activists ...

Aftershock Mind Warp 6

13 reviews
Chris Archer

Simon Pulse, 1998

An electrifying story
I've read the entire Mindwarp series of 10 books and I still think Aftershock is the best (Alien Terror comes in second). Since there's no real explanation of the book I felt I'd better tell you what it's about. Antonia `Toni' Douglas is your typical American girl. Cheerleader and shopper, she does things with zest and wit and an excellent vocabulary. The story opens up with her shopping in a ...

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