When jazz pianist Pete Cochrane looked up from the keyboard into Lisa Sinclair's smokey, almond-shaped eyes, he missed a beat-or his heart did. Captivated by the exquiste honey-blonde whose lips were the pale pink of a seashell, he began to play Duke Ellighton's "Sophisticated Lady"...and mesmerized the elegant goddess. Stunned the the potent appeal of this musical James Bond who caressed the keys the way a woman was meant to be caressed, Lisa vowed she wasn't looking for a fling with a wandering minstrel and resisted the haunting power of his playing-and the heartstopping urgency in his embrace. At first Pete had thought her untouchable, a woman whose glamorous business in the South of France put her out of his reach, but Lisa was warm, responsive, ready to explode with sensual hunger, yet needed time to reveal herself to him. Could these two vagabond lovers become one witht he wind and join the music of their lives?

Could she uncover the secrets he wouldn't reveal and capture the treasure of his everlasting love?

A wonderful and mandatory book for any Mexican War enthusiast. The best article is from one of the two Mexican historians, Miguel A. Gonzalez Quiroga. He examines the humanity on both sides. Mostly ignoring whose fault the war was, he writes a beautiful eulogy of the dead of both sides. Wonderful! The worst article was the other historian from Mexico, Josefina Zoraida Vazguez. She beats a dead horse. Her argument has been argued by American historians since the 60's. However, Sam Haynes's article on relations between the US, Mexico, and Britain is superb. It not only discusses the almost inevitable conflict with Britain and the US prior to the fighting at the Rio Grande, but also points out the why the British were not coming in to help Mexico. Another superb article was by Michael Roth's article on Journalism in the war. Roth's work is a must for those interested in the cultural side of the American soldiers experience in Mexico. Overall and excellent collection of work.

When I first got Duncan's War, I had no idea about what to expect. It turned out to be a breath of fresh air from the vast inflow of objectionable fiction that is usually sold today. In less than a week I had read it from cover to cover. Along with a fast-paced, excellent plot, this book offers a very Christian worldview, shows clearly the differences between good and evil, and shows how hard it is to obey the Biblical command of loving your enemies. It makes us keenly aware that Christians in the United States today have it easy compared to the fierce persecutions the devout Scots endured and encourages all Christians to stay in the battle.

When I first bought Dungeon Master 2, I thought it was the best computer game I've ever played. I think it still is! But it's also one of the most challenging, (after all, I'm a novice gamer) and required truckloads of patience, which a gamer pressed for time or just frustrated might not always have (like me)! This strategy guide managed to walk me through the entire game (or only certain parts I had trouble with, so as not to give everything away-you can choose). The author also explains how to solve certain puzzles from the perspective of a character integrated into the storyline of the game, so this guide is not only helpful, but entertaining, too! Imagine reading a fantasy novel while improving your gaming skills! (The story bits also happen to be VERY funny). Prima has taken a new step forward in their strategy guides, for this is by far the most helpful and entertaining one I've ever read, light years ahead of any of their other publications. All in all, this is a guide a player of the Dungeon Master 2 computer game can't live without. It's invaluable in how helpful it is, and will keep this always challenging game enjoyable and enriching for you! Highly recommended!

Rose has written an important book that should be read by all people interested in work and justice. By carefully examining shop floor activism at the mill and life in the Duquesne community, Rose reveals the challenges of forming a union in a key industry beset by a working class divided by skill, ethnicity, and race. Based on the most impressive archival research I have ever encountered, this books stands as a signal achievement in the profession. It is an important story well told! Buy this book!

Goldstein provides a timely wealth of information in an easily readable format. The information is well documented and very futuristic; rather than the more typical books that talk about what's already happening. Excellent resources and examples are offered to depict relevant points. I think this is the most comprehenisve book on e-healthcare available today. It is a valuable read for practitioners, managers, and students interested in building core knowledge.

This book features 3 to 4 page vignettes of about a dozen saints, some well known, some not. Each vignette ends with a couple questions to discuss and a prayer. Very appropriate for the 6 to 10 yr old age group... a great gift to a godchild.

Two Thumbs Up!! Gotta read book! Action Thriller for Play!

Such a gripping story and it shows the power of a woman to do what needs to be done. Annette Bening amazes in this play.