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17 reviews
James W. Hall

Mandarin, 1997

Thorn Steps Out
Broody loner Thorn (Travis McGee with attitude) is inveigled into taking a cruise when best pal Sugarman takes an almost fatal jolt of electricity while heading up security for the Fiesta Cruise Lines. Thorn on a cruise is about as likely as Jay Leno entering a monastery. "Buzz Cut" is loaded with fascinating, but highly unlikely characters. Monica, angry runaway daughter of cruise line ...

New Handbook for Auditory Evoked Responses

3 reviews
James W. Hall

Allyn & Bacon, 2006

Excellent and Comprehensive
I am an audiologist and have graduated from my master's program 10 years ago. I read Dr. Hall's book (previous books on AERs) as a part of both my undergraduate and graduate degree classwork, and now have read this book, almost cover to cover for my AuD degree program. I have even had the wonderful opportunity to have Dr. Hall as a class instructor. This book is coherent, clear and very well ...

Tropical Freeze

4 reviews
James W. Hall

Foul Play Press, 1999

On Thin Ice
In this, James Hall's second novel featuring Thorn, the author expands on the one of the odder heroes of the Florida Keys. Thorn enjoys being the odd man out, anti-authority, anti-employment and a bit to out spoken for his own good. Mix this with an instinctive desire to right wrongs when they present themselves to him and you have a natural formula for trouble and good reading. This time ...

The Oxford Guide to United State Supreme Court Decisions

11 reviews

Oxford University Press, USA, 2009

Oxford Guire to US Supreme Court Decisions
This is a handy reference to quickly correlate discussions of past decisions in the many articles on supreme court actions as well as during the confirmation process. It is a good book for every supreme court watcher to have on the shelf.

Hell's Bay (Thorn Mysteries)

19 reviews
James W. Hall

St. Martin's Minotaur, 2008

Thrillers don't get any better than this.
Jim Hall is by far my favorite "thriller" writer in the world. His "Thorn" character is so special....when you begin any of Jim Halls' novels, plan to settle in for a good bit, because they are very difficult to put down. Jim Hall is a master.

Beginning and Intermediate Algebra
James W. Hall, Brian A. Mercer

McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math, 2007

Intended for schools that want a single text covering the standard topics from Beginning and Intermediate Algebra. Topics are organized by using the principles of the AMATYC standards as a guide, giving strong support to teachers using the text. The book's organization and pedagogy are designed to work for students with a variety of learning styles and for teachers with varied experiences and backgrounds. The inclusion of multiple ...

Magic City: A Novel (Thorn Mysteries)

20 reviews
James W. Hall

St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2008

When the federal government, the CIA, Cuban rebels and the Catholic Church are involved, action reigns
On February 25, 1964, Cassius Clay defeated Sonny Liston. In Miami, Florida, a 12-year-old boy named Manuel Ricardo Morales, known as Snake, listens excitedly to the radio transmission of the fight. Originally from Cuba, Snake and his family came to Miami to elude the Fidel Castro regime. On this night, most of the members of the Morales family are killed, as Snake sees who he believes to be ...

Off the Chart: A Novel

12 reviews
James W. Hall

St. Martin's Minotaur, 2003

James W. Hall does it again.
Thorn and his friends face off against some bad guys in a well-crafted, fast-paced thriller. The plot involves a unique and interesting, high-tech approach to stealing millions plus a kidnapping close to home.

Under Cover of Daylight

13 reviews
James W. Hall

W. W. Norton & Company, 2001

Hall Starts with a Bang
I have always tried to read and authors books in order but unfortunately I failed miserably when it came to Hall's Thorn books. Most series where you read the books out of order its a minor miss step but here it was a huge mistake. While Hall's books, for the most part, can stand on its own you don't truly understand the Thorn character until you've read Daylight. Under Cover of Daylight is ...

Bones of Coral

5 reviews
James W. Hall

St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2004

Nobody does it like James W Hall!
James W Hall has a knack for creating quirky characters and sleazy bad guys. In this book, he has outdone himself with Dougie Barnes, a dimwitted, muscle-bound, rhyme-spouting, trash-talking thug with an appetite for murder and sex. If you think he's bad, wait until you meet his dad, Douglas, Sr. In Bones of Coral, ambulance paramedic Shaw Chandler of Miami finds his long lost dad dead in an ...

Rough Draft

32 reviews
James W. Hall

St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2001

Nice Yarn with some strange characters
Hannah Keller, ex cop and Author is being used as bait by the FBI to catch serial killer Hal, who kills people by bursting their hearts with his bare hands. Agent Frank Sheffield, who is unwillingly recruited to help the FBI in their mission ends up antagonizing the rest of the FBI team and helping Hannah Keller. Inspite of unbelievable characters such as Hal and Stevie, a 13 year old computer ...

Student's Study Guide for use with Beginning and Intermediate Algebra, The Language and Symbolism of ...
James W. Hall, Brian A. Mercer, ...

McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math, 2002

Hall and Mercer's text is intended for schools that want a single book covering the standard topics from elementary algebra through intermediate algebra. The text is fully integrated, rather than being simply the joining of two, separate texts. Topics are organized not following the historical pattern, but by using as the guiding principles, the AMATYC standards as outlined in Crossroads in Mathematics. BEGINNING AND INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA: THE ...

Mean High Tide

9 reviews
James W. Hall

Mandarin, 1995

Hall, yet again, delivers the goods...
...Hall, if you are at all familiar with him, is absolutely an incredible author. If you are coming to Hall via Hiaasen/Shames/Dorsey/Barry or even Leonard, a word of caution: Hall tends to use a slightly more doom and gloom approach to his writing. His is a work that is going to have a more ominious (even melancholy)tone to it---no offbeat hijinks to level off the atmosphere. With the other ...

Hot Damn!: Alligators in the Casino, Nude Women in the Grass, How Seashells Changed the Course of History, ...

3 reviews
James Hall

St. Martin's Griffin, 2003

Just a wonderful change of pace.
Mid-afternoon yesterday UPS brought me my latest Amazon order. On top was Dr. Hall's "Hot Damn!" I devoured it in two sessions. These thirty-nine essays are insightful, poignant, thoughtful, humorous, heartfelt and a joy to read. The compositions are such a delight that I will now go back and savor a couple of them daily. Each one is most relatable on a multitude of levels. You do not have to be ...

Blackwater Sound: A Novel (Thorn Mysteries)

30 reviews
James W. Hall

St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2002

great writing makes for enjoyable read
I know I've enjoyed a book when I go online to discover which other books the author has written. As soon as I finished 'Blackwater Sound' I found myself searching for the next book by James W. Hall that I would read. Hall's charachters are vividly drawn and though flawed, very likeable. I was happy to discover that Hall's newest novel revisits Thorn, Alexandra, Lawton and Sugarman as I've ...

Body Language

29 reviews
James W. Hall

St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1999

Not up to par
Read Under Cover of Daylight, Buzz Cut or Mean High Tide if you want a good book by this author. This one has some great possibilities, but it just doesn't quite live up to those. Situations were too contrived and obvious. Check it out of the library and you will get your money's worth. :-)

Audiologist's Desk Reference, Volume 2: Audiologic Management, Rehabilitation, and Terminology (Singular ...

3 reviews
H. Gustav Mueller, James W. Hall

Singular, 1998

An Audiologists' Gotta Have
This book is a "gotta have" book especially for the new audiologists (AuDs) on the rise. This is a wonderful tool for those starting out as well as those already in the profession.

Handbook of Otoacoustic Emissions (A Singular Audiology Text)

3 reviews
James W. Hall

Singular, 2000

Primary guide for Otoacoustic Emissions
Otoacoustic emissions are covered in this text more thoroughly than in any other I've seen, from the different types of emissions, to measurement systems, to potential uses for the data collected (e.g. UNHS, ototoxicity monitoring etc.). I recommend this textbook without reservation for all audiologists.

Blending Quantitative and Traditional Equity Analysis
Dean S. Barr, Douglas W. Case, ...

AIMR (CFA Institute), 1994

The full range of profitable investment opportunities is clear only to those who understand the impact of nonlinear dynamic processes. This proceedings provides examples of the opportunities--and the problems--investors are likely to encounter in using either traditional techniques of equity analysis or quantitative approaches.

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