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  • Jason Macioge David Katzoff

    NEW: Only the Names Have Changed

    Old boarding school chums Jay Gordon and Walter “Smitty” Smith reunite for a cross-country road trip after a long estrangement. Jay, in particular, has a story to tell, and uses the open road to mend the fences of their friendship and explain his conspicuous absence...

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  • Valerie Petersen

    Hand-Me-Down Sins

    Hand-Me-Down Sins is a novel of broken family relationships, misdeeds, revenge, punishments, and finally, redemption of sorts. The author warns us at the very beginning of the book that “revenge comes in many forms and that some payoffs are sweeter than others.” Although thoroughly entertaining,...

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    Rose

    Rose is a sequel to Ruth’s much acclaimed first novel, Sarah’s Daughter, the story of a young girl in the late-19th century who loses her mother to a tragic accident, and loses her childhood at the same time. The protagonist, Rose Hibbard, is a typical...

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  • Michael Ballon Castle Street Cafe Cookbook

    Holiday Traditions: Potato Latkes

    The essence of Holiday menus are traditions which are so old we don’t always know where or why they started, but which nonetheless must be honored. Holiday meals are more for the re-creation of old memories than innovation. One such tradition is the eating of...

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  • SARAH'S DAUGHTER

    Sarah’s Daughter

    Praise for SARAH’S DAUGHTER– Ruth Bass has written a rich, intimate, engrossing portrait of Rose—a child thrust into the demanding adult life of her 19th century New England homestead. Beautifully written, flowing with memorable characters—what a wonderful pleasure to read. -Gene Shalit, NBC-TV You’ll just...

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  • HENDERSON

    Henderson’s Equation

    From the first words of Lawrence J. Henderson’s opening lecture, “It all begins with water,” Aaron Weiss was riveted by the unconventional young professor’s way of thinking. Henderson’s quest for a greater understanding of the world had led him from the simple study of acid-base...

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  • DAY AFTER MIDNIGHT

    The Day After Midnight

    Praise for The Day After Midnight “…the sequel has everything that made the first charming and lovable.” “…this book is even better than the first: It has real soul.” -The Berkshire Eagle “…a satisfying and suspenseful crime novel and a love story to a marriage,...

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  • MIDNIGHT ROUNDS

    Midnight Rounds

    Dr. Charlie Davids is a regular guy. He survived a decade of medical training and is now working in the Emergency Room at a small rural hospital in western Massachusetts. Life is pretty good for Charlie. He likes his job. He has enough time to...

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  • Gadd author Michael Ballon

    Castle Street Cafe Cookbook

    “Chef-owner Michael Ballon’s approach to food is to stress the freshest locally grown produce in simple, elegant recipes.” —Fodor’s

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  • Mary Ann Sorrentio

    Abortion: The A Word

    In order to understand why abortion must be kept safe, legal and available  we must look at many of its aspects as they affect real people we know and  love. It is necessary to face the discussion head on by stripping the issue of  its...

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