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5 reviews
Virginia N. Wilson, David, M.D. Buchholz, ...

Galaxy Books (FL), 1996

This book shocked me because it describes my life!
This book lit a fuse for me. I have suffered from Restless Legs Syndrome for 30 years, and until I ran across this book, I had basicly given up on any help. I received the book three weeks ago, saw a neurologist at the Swedish Hospital's Sleep Disorder Clinic in Seattle two weeks ago, and am set up for a sleep test in two weeks! I am so thoroughly excited about all this & have this book to ...

First Sun, Last Sun

1 review
Robert Kline

Galaxy Books (FL), 2002

A great love story!
Once you pick it up, you can't put it down! This book tells of a love story set in the early 1900's. Christina Van Luxall is the daughter of a very wealthy man, and she falls in love with the chauffeur's son. Part of the novel takes place during the Great Depression. From the novel's description: As the characters in the novel mature, good luck turns to bad, the stock market collapses, and ...

Mary, Handmaiden of the Lord
Virginia N. Wilson

Galaxy Books (FL), 1999

A novel of the life of Mary, the mother of Jesus. This book is the culmination of the author's biblical and historical study of the Herod years to reveal a woman who abhorred the injustices and inequalities of those days.

Dead Man's Quarry
Robert Kline

Galaxy Books (FL), 2001

Flying Serpents and Dragons the Story of Mankind's Reptilian Past

14 reviews
Rene A. Boulay

Galaxy Books (FL), 1990

A must read!
Ever since I was around five years old, my life has been one of seeking out the hidden history of the past. Knowledge that has been covered up by organized religions and scientists. What steered me in this direction was a passage from some kid's book my mother read to me during my developmental years concerning Adam and the Garden of Eden. The only thing from the story that cemeted itself ...

The Forgotten Voyage of the H.M.S. Baci

1 review
R. Kline

Galaxy Books (FL), 2003

A true story of adventure, magic and love!
Like a piece of the illustrious gold from El Dorado, this book is a gem, lost and dying to be discovered! With both beautiful and gruesom images of life at sea, the adventures of Sir Edmund Roberts, Gnarly Dan and the striking Constance Daphne Fitzwillie are magical, thrilling and funny. Definitely worth the read! And don't forget about the beautiful art that accompanies the story! I fell in love ...