This book is an excellent resource for community financial institutions who desire to remain independent. The rules Dr. Austin has developed are insightful and obviously a result of years of working directly with community banks.

This book was first recommended to me by an undergraduate professor as a tool for gaining a fundamental understanding of certain limited cases. However, after checking it out from the library on multiple occasions, I finally broke down and bought it. The authors present material in such a way that even those subjects beyond the scope of my research became interesting.

Overall, the book is a very thorough and organized treatment of the subject of Criminal Law. It is of invaluable assistance for anyone, not just students, hoping to gain a greater understanding of the developments of criminal jursiprudence. And while all of the books in this series are helpful study aids, this book's particular strength is its accessability. It condenses tremendous amounts of complex information into extremely readable segments. It is an engaging and surprisingly entertaining volume, and highly recommended.

Cross-Culture Reentry is a great collection of studies, personal accounts and reasearch about the effects of returning to your host culture from living in a foreign culture. After having lived and worked in Germany myself for an American company and then returning to America the only thing I can say is I wish I had read Clyde Austin's book before I went. Even though my company does business in 25 countries around the world we don't do anything to prepare our associates for the rigors of living in a foriegn country or the harder task of returning to a host country. Cross-Culture Reentry has numerous creative recommendations for individuals and companies to plan for, maintain and re-culturize employees as they transition through the maze of crossing cultures. I have taken on a personal mission in our company to implement many of the fundamentals this fine book has to offer. More than anything in this book I appreciated reading the cross-culture stories of various individuals and their families...they let me know I am not alone in my re-culturization process. Tom Carmichae

I've had this book on my book shelf for years now. It takes you on a facinating, and sometimes frightning, journey. It all starts in a sleepy little fishing town, as you get from bed to investigate an errie green glow coming from the ocean. You'll take a terrifying trip on a pirate ship, meet up with the most spine tingling aliens, and run for your life as bloodthirsty werewolves hunt you down in an edge of your seat climax. Of course this is a which-way book, so the directions are up to you. However, let it be known that many of them lead to gruesome deaths, while others take a more "Twilight Zone" approach. This is one book that you'll read over and over again, discovering many new horrifying journeys along the way.

This exquisite appointment calendar is on my Wish List, not because I need yet another 2003 calendar, but because David Austin's pictures of roses are among the most lifelike and incredibly moving I have ever seen. Although I am an avid gardener, I don't as a rule buy many flower calendars, preferring the real flowers to the pictures. But this calendar is different. One has to keep oneself from sniffing the pages, the roses are so real! Each rose is identified as well, which is a real pleasure, and the appointment pages are uncluttered and easy to use. I love this!

My daughter loves this book. She is three and we read it all the time. She is learning about racing and enjoys it alot. We even met Kyle Petty and he signed our copy. He calls it "Austin's book" If you like racing and are a Petty fan it is a good book for your collection. I had a very hard time finding it!

This series has great action heroes of all kinds. You get four heroes handpicked specifically from all groups of the armed services, and together they form - The Guardians, the post-holocaust heroes! A must read for action fans.

I would like to see the table of contents for this book - may order for my class. Please send ASAP if possible. Thank you. 7/1/98

How can we Austin folkses pay 45 clams for a book if we're all "slackers?"

This book is a collection of well-crafted, highly useful essays on the important twentieth-century thinker Austin Farrer, an Oxford don and priest of the Church of England. Anyone interested in philosophical theology, in British theology during the era of C. S. Lewis, in modern understandings of divine providence, or in the relationship between theology and spirituality should examine this work carefully. Very nicely done.