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Rowing to Baikal
by Wendy Hinman
Peter W. Fong’s "Rowing to Baikal" covers his rowing trip down the Selenge River, from its headwaters in Mongolia to Lake Baikal in Russia. Along the way, he assesses the health of the river’s ecosystem and the potential impact of...
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Better Decisions Faster
The motivational leadership book "Better Decisions Faster" delivers advice for getting ahead in the business world. Sports executive Paul Epstein’s inspirational business book "Better Decisions Faster" nurtures confidence in one’s...
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Occupant #3
In the surrealistic dystopian novel "Occupant #3", a man enters a hellish viral experiment in the hopes of securing a massive payout. In Kevin Moccia’s science fiction novel "Occupant #3", a needy veteran becomes part of a nightmarish...
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Linden Falls
A young woman embarks on a winding quest to understand herself—and her place in a multidimensional war—in the epic fantasy novel "Linden Falls". In Joshua Hershey’s fantasy novel "Linden Falls", a war between realms reaches a...
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Fade to Blue
"Fade to Blue" is an exciting thriller in which a scientist tries to stay alive after creating a brain-destroying drug that others want. In Hank Scheer’s thriller "Fade to Blue", a scientist’s unauthorized experiment puts her life in...
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On a Woman's Madness
In Astrid Roemer’s novel On a Woman’s Madness, a Black woman struggles to find happiness in a world designed to push her down. Noenka, already a misfit because of her race and family history, becomes a true outcast when she leaves...
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Born Andromeda
An action-packed space opera that’s not afraid of guts, glory, or going against the grain, K. M. Watts’s "Born Andromeda" showcases a new type of princess whose success hinges on being true to herself. Andromeda of Celestine isn’t...