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33 reviews
Radclyffe

Renaissance Alliance Publishing, 2003

Passion's Bright Fury
Once again, Radclyffe has written absolutely beautiful, and brilliant prose. This woman must have a vivid imagination, or has lived each of these experiences. I am sufficiently addicted! In this book, Saxon Sinclair is a surgeon, much like the character of Tory King, in the Provincetown Tales. Saxon is totally focused on her work, and hates intrusion. Then Jude Castle, a film-maker ...

The Fringe And The Fury: THE LIFE OF THE WORLD TO COME

10 reviews
James G. Bohn

ACW Press, 2001

Divine Science Fiction of the highest quality.
The Fringe and the Fury is a pleasure to read from the begining to the end. This book is set to change the standards of how science fiction is presumed. Even in the future love, hope, and dedication prevails. You will learn that the feeling of what is wanted can be had. Greed and the wants of self centered individuals fall to their own demise. This book is an adventure and it will hold up well in ...

Path of the Fury

52 reviews

Baen Books, 1992

Path of the Fury
Great, fast paced adventure as I've come to expect from Weber's tales. Unfortunately, Amazon's webpage led me to believe that it was a sequel to Weber's "In Fury Born." They are, in fact, the same book - one in hardcover and one in softcover. Buy one or the other and enjoy!!

The coming fury (The centennial history of the American Civil War)

15 reviews
Charles Bruce Catton

Gollancz, 1962

The definitive history...
When my husband wanted a good book on the Civil War, a friend recommended Bruce Catton's American Civil War Trilogy. My husband thought it was a fabulous series, so I was determined to read it as well. After finishing the first book, The Coming Fury, I have to agree. Even though The Coming Fury was first published in 1961, it remains one of the definitive books written about the Civil War. ...

Passion's Furies

11 reviews
Altonya Washington

Genesis Press, 2008

More Than Meets The Eye
Charleston, South Carolina, 1821, is the setting for Altonya Washington' novel Passion's Furies. The McIver family were freed blacks, who were able to do many things that blacks only dreamed of doing at that time. Jacinta McIver wanted to see all blacks free and she wanted them to be able to do the same things that she was accustomed to doing. Jacinta was also very involved in the teachings ...

Caught In The Path, A Tornado's Fury, A Community's Rebirth

14 reviews
Carolynglenn Brewer

Prairie Fugue Books, 1997

A roaring success!
I came across this book on a visit to St. Louis and grabbed it. It may just be the best book ever written about a tornado--it's riveting start to finish and the spotlight is on people and their lives. It's a great movie in print with a terrific plot, memorable characters and a lot of heroism mixed in.

Sound and Fury

12 reviews

The Free Press, 2006

Cosell and Ali-Media darlings
Sound and Fury (14 hours, 11 cds, unabridged, Blackstone Audio) is a duel biography of Howard Cosell and Mohammed Ali. Sport writer Dave Kindred knew both men, he has written a bio that transcends his knowledge of both men. His text is an honest, no hold barred , warts and all biography. When a third person (like Kindred) writes a biography, he tends to put his personal touches with his own ...

The Sound & the Fury (Norton Critical Editions)

16 reviews
William Faulkner

W. W. Norton & Company, 1988

Great But Difficult Novel
This is perhaps the most difficult novel written that's worth the time to read. I'd STRONGLY suggest you buy Volpe's book on Faulkner's Novels to read along with it first. Volpe breaks down the points at which a different charecter takes over the narrative. After that, try it yourself, but Volpe is the best guide for the person new to Faulkner's harder(hardest)work. The Norton Edition has a great ...

Captain's Fury (Codex Alera, Book 4)

50 reviews
Jim Butcher

Ace, 2008

Excellent
Captian's Fury is an excellent continuation of the very good series of books. A difficult book to put down once you start with enough twists to keep you guessing to the end yet not lose you along the way. Already anxious to get the next one.

Kiss of Fury (Dragonfire, Book 2)

12 reviews
Deborah Cooke

Signet, 2008

kiss of fury
this was a great book. a second in a series. I can't wait to read the next one. Deb Cooke can keep your attention and make you not want to put the book down until you read the last page. Even then I still wanted to keep reading. The adventure never stops and the pages seem to sizzle in your hand. Great read.

Dragon's Fury: The Long March

8 reviews
Jeff Head

Alpha Connections, 2003

Dragon's Fury: The Long March
Dragon's Fury, Volume IV, The Long March In Volume IV of his fictional series, Mr. Head takes the reader to the battle lines across the globe and even into outer space, as the United States and her allies struggle to recapture territory previously lost to the Coalition of Asian States and the Greater Islamic Republic. His story highlights the experiences of ordinary citizens and their families, ...

Dragon's Fury: High Tide (Dragon Fury Series)

8 reviews
Jeff Head

Alpha Connections, 2003

Dragon?s Fury, High Tide, Volume III
In Volume III of the Dragon's Fury series, Mr. Head continues his saga of World War III covering air, naval, and land engagements on all seven continents and oceans. Most frighteningly, his story illustrates the realistic and probable levels of conventional warfare in a world war within the next few years, requiring only slight advances in technology and the continuation of current political and ...

Bruce Catton's Civil War: Boxed 3 Volume Set

5 reviews
Bruce Catton

Phoenix Press, 2001

The Centennial History of the Civil War
Phoenix Press has done the reader a great service by issuing this attractive and inexpensive boxed paperback edition of Bruce Catton's classic three volume history of the Civil War. Begun in 1958 and released between 1961 and 1965, the three books, THE COMING FURY, TERRIBLE SWIFT SWORD and NEVER CALL RETREAT take the reader from the fractured Democratic Convention of 1860 to the assassination ...

Forged in Fury: A True Story of Courage, Horror...and Revenge

7 reviews
Michael Elkins

Piatkus Books, 1997

Terrific
A comprehensive chronology of Jewish resistence to the Nazis and their collaborators from the late 30's through the war. It also details complicity of the Central and Eastern Europeans with the Nazis, the apathy of the "Allies" during the war, and the shameful behavior of the world after the war with respect to refugees, Nazi criminals and Israel. This book will make you proud if your Jewish ...

Vespa

6 reviews
Dean Lombardo

Active Bladder, 2007

What a fantastically frightening book!
Dean Lombardo's "Vespa" (that's non-English for "wasp," not the famous Italian scooter that was named after the sound a wasp makes) is a delightfully scary page-turner! Full of viscerally creepy frights, the prose (like Mother Nature herself) pulls no punches, coldly and methodically describing what would happen if the planet decided to throw a new predator into the food chain at the same level ...

Autumn of Fury: The Assassination of Sadat

6 reviews
Muhammad Hasanayn Haykal

Wm Collins & Sons & Co, 1982

the most reliable source about Egypt under Sadat
This book is one of the best if you are interested about egypt's recent history...it comes from a great writer..and at the same timesomeone who's been close to all parties involved in the story. Full of secret details, relatesfacts together..and makes alot ofsensable interptation of well knownbut poorly understood incidents. This book is a must have.i personally read it more than 11 timesi ...

Desert Fury

5 reviews
Tom Wilson

Signet, 1998

Not slow, not fast, not boring, not routine,it Is Excellent.
Link Anderson has just been hired (as a V.P.) at the Weyland Foundation. But, before he can even move into his office in New York, he's received several messages to contact Gary Runyon, an old service friend now in Nevada, to please contact him as soon as possible and don't tell the Foundation. When Link arrives in Nevada, Gary's not home. Unfortunately, this isn't unusual, Gary has never been ...

Flying Fury-Softbound (Greenhill Military Paperbacks)

5 reviews
James Mccudden

Greenhill Books, 2006

Brave simple man who loved his King and country
James McCudden's book is one of the finest written about aviation of the first world war. It is basically written by a man who was a hero who was very modest, It takes the form of a diary and gives more or less a day to day event of what it was really like to fly planes made of canvas against an enemy who McCudden had great respect for. For anyone who has a passion for first world war history ...

Heaven's Fury on Hell's Cafe

10 reviews
Erika Michelle

PublishAmerica, 2002

This author knows a winner when he sees one!
As an author (Blue Street) I have great expectations for a first time novelist and Erika Michelle hasn't let me down. With pure talent, she found the right brush by which to paint her story. She has a unique gift for believable and street-wise dialog with plenty of imagery and real situations. I enjoyed the story and found myself easily drawn into the plot. Even when I had other demands on my ...

Dragon's Fury - Eagle's Talons

5 reviews
Jeff Head

Alpha Connections, 2004

Military enthusiast in LA
Having read and reviewed all of the other volumes of this series, I can truthfully say that the last of the series kept me enthralled, ionterested and excited right up to the end. As the freedom loving republics of the world move into the final phases of their seven year long struggle against the greatest tyranny, enslavement, and atrocity that the world has ever known...you find yourself ...

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