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Showdown at sunrise
By Wayne C Lee. 1971
A western novel about Reed Marshall and the other settlers of Sunrise Creek, who unite to fight the ruthless ranch…
owner Bruce Braxton, who is trying to force them off their homesteads
Rhapsody in red
By George G Gilman. 1976
"High Mountain, a small frontier town in Colorado, is to stage a musical extravaganza and festival but with the crowds…
comes trouble as a bunch of hired guns take over." -- OCLC
Patton: ordeal and triumph
By Ladislas Farago. 2005
"He is America's most famous general. He represents toughness, focus, determination, and the ideal of achievement in the face of…
overwhelming odds. He was the most feared and respected adversary to his enemies and an object of envy, admiration, and sometimes, scorn to his professional peers. An early proponent of tank warfare, George S. Patton moved from being a foresighted lieutenant in the First World War to commanding the Third Army in the next, leading armored divisions in the Allied offensive that broke the back of Nazi Germany. Patton was an enigmatic figure. His image among his troops and much of the press achieved legendary status through his bold and colorful comments and combat leadership, yet these same qualities nearly jeopardized his career and forced him out of the battle on several occasions. Victory was impossible without Patton, and returning to the field, his army was responsible for one of the most crushing advances in the history of warfare. In Ladislas Farago's masterpiece, Ordeal and Triumph , the complete story of this fascinating personality is revealed. Born into an aristocratic California family, Patton rose in military rank quickly and was tapped to lead the Allied landings in North Africa in 1942. Under Patton's direction, American troops cut their teeth against Rommel's Afrikakorps, advanced further and more quickly than British General Montgomery's army in the conquest of Sicily, and ultimately continued their exploits by punching into Germany and checking the Russian westward advance at the end of World War II. A sweeping, absorbing biography and critically hailed, Ordeal and Triumph provides unique insights into Patton's life and leadership style and is military history at its finest."-- From Goodreads
Outlaw brides
By Ruth Langan, Elaine Coffman, Mary McBride. 1996
Three romantic stories by historical romance authors. "The Bride of Blackness Castle," by Elaine Coffman takes place in the wilds…
of northern Scotland, "Maverick Hearts," by Ruth Langan is set in the Texas plains in 1880, and "The Ballad of Josie Dove," by Mary McBride takes place in the rugged hills of New Mexico territory in 1878. Descriptions of sex, strong language and violence
Nightshade revenge (Alex Rider Series #14)
By Anthony Horowitz. 2024
"When Nightshade kidnaps his best friend, teen spy Alex Rider must enter the world of virtual reality gaming where the…
lines between what's real and what's digital are deliberately being blurred by a ruthless enemy." -- OCLC
Oceans, Glaciers, and Rising Sea Levels: A Graphic Guide
By Christina Hill. 2024
Earth is nearly 70 percent water. Most of this water is frozen in the form of glaciers. As our planet…
warms, glaciers are melting faster than usual. Sea levels rise, and water washes over coastal areas. Homes are destroyed. Habitats are lost. Scientists have been following the changes in glacier ice and ocean levels. Discover what they've learned and what changes humans need to make to keep our heads above water.
Midnight lullabies: unquiet stories and poems
By Jonathan Maberry. 2024
"It's dark out there...and it lasts a long time...Midnight Lullabies: Unquiet Stories and Poems is a collection of the horror…
short stories and poems--both old and new--by New York Times bestselling author and 5-time Bram Stoker Award-winner, Jonathan Maberry.In the darkest hours of the night the natural world yields to the creatures who dwell in the dark. A serial killer who adopts orphaned children during the apocalypse; a heartbreaking reconciliation of two estranged brothers; a paralyzed MMA fighter receiving an offer he can't refuse; strange voices crying out from the heart of a collapsed mountain; a little girl who enlists the aid of the monsters in her closet to battle cosmic horror; a delicious revenge by a refugee from the death camps; rednecks battling zombies; a terrified child whose family has become monsters; Earth-borne horrors taking hold on an alien world; and more! Plus, new horror tales and eerie poems. With a foreword by New York Times bestselling author, Joe R. Lansdale." -- OCLC
Maroons
By Adrienne Maree Brown. 2023
"In the second installment of the Grievers trilogy, adrienne maree brown brings to bear her background as an activist rooted…
in Detroit. The pandemic of Syndrome H-8 continues to ravage the city of Detroit and everyone in Dune's life. In Maroons, she must learn what community and connection mean in the lonely wake of a fatal virus. Emerging from grief to follow a subtle path of small pleasures through an abandoned urban landscape, she begins finding other unlikely survivors with little in common but the will to live. Together they begin to piece together the puzzle of their survival, and that of the city itself."--Amazon.com viewed Nov. 20, 2023
Life skills book for teens: everything you need to know to be more independent
By Maureen Stiles. 2024
"How do you create a budget? Clean a bathroom? Make a doctor's appointment? If you're feeling a little overwhelmed by…
the responsibilities of growing up, you're not alone and the Life Skills Book for Teens is here to help! It includes straightforward advice for handling your money, health, home, relationships, and more so you can take on adulthood with confidence." -- Amazon
Lazos de amor
By Brian L Weiss. 1996
Pedro y Elizabeth no se conocian y nada indicaba que hubiera entre ellos la menor afinidad, salvo que ambos eran…
jovenes y que la infelicidad que nublaba su vida -cargada de ansiedad, depresiones y fracasos sentimentales- los habia llevado a ponerse en manos del mismo psiquiatra. Esta circunstancia en apariencia casual no tardo en revelarse como una estratagema del destino. El doctor Weiss, ya para entonces con la mente abierta a realidades que la mayoria de los terapeutas eludia o negaba de plano, supo intuir que Pedro y Elizabeth estaban ligados indisolublemente. Fueron necesarias muchas sesiones de terapia -siempre bajo hipnosis- y el entusiasmo de un medico capaz de transgredir el terco materialismo de la ciencia al uso, para que ambos recuperaran la memoria de anteriores reencarnaciones y descubrieran los lazos que los unian mas alla del tiempo. Brian Weiss, el hombre que facilito el reencuentro de dos almas gemelas destinadas a amarse para siempre, es el autor!
History of Mary Prince: a West Indian Slave narrative
By Mary Prince. 2000
"The first black woman to escape from slavery in the British colonies and publish a record of her experiences, Prince…
vividly recalls her life in the West Indies, her rebellion against physical and psychological degradation, and her 1828 escape in England. A straightforward, often poetic account of a struggle for freedom."-- OCLC
Is there extraterrestrial life?
By Scientific American. 2024
"Since the early modern period, humans have wondered if life exists beyond Earth. For many years over the past century,…
the search for alien lifeforms was relegated to the fringes of the scientific community, often considered the domain of conspiracy theorists. However, in recent years, compelling evidence has been found supporting the concept of extraterrestrial life, encouraging more serious consideration from both the scientific community and general public. This volume gives readers a better understanding of the evidence for and against the possibility of extraterrestrial life, the ways in which scientists research astrobiology, and predictions from the scientific community on what forms extraterrestrial life might take"-- Provided by publisher
Great decisions: 2025
By Foreign Policy Association. 2025
Review and analysis of eight important international issues. The articles provide background and current data, policy options for the United…
States, recommended readings, discussion questions and opinion ballots that are used in organized Great Decisions discussion groups. Adult. Unrated
Good poems, American places
By Garrison Keillor. 2011

Full figured: 9
By Carl Weber, Paradise Gomez, Michel Moore. 2015
"Collects two stories featuring full-figured women, one in which bad girl Coco looks for love in the wrong places, and…
in the other, Tami finds herself falling for her brother-in-law in the wake of her sister's accident." -- WorldCat
Everything to play for: how videogames are changing the world
By Marijam Did. 2024
"The videogame industry, now larger than the film and music industries combined, has a proven ability to challenge the status…
quo. With a rich array of examples, Marijam Did argues for a nuanced understanding of gaming's influence so that this extraordinary power can be harnessed for good." -- Provided by publisher
Going home again
By Howard Waldrop. 1998
Waldrop's collection of short stories are wacky, whimsical, profound, emblematic, funny, and right off the deep end. "Flatfeet!", a madcap…
tour of this century's first decades, courtesy of the Keystone Kops, "Occam's Ducks", an homage to those brave black actors of the 1930's. And beware the masked Mexican wrestlers of "El Castillo de la Perseverancia"! Strong language
Eight-legged wonders: the surprising lives of spiders
By James O'Hanlon. 2024
"Eight-Legged Wonders unveils the remarkable lives of one of the most misunderstood and maligned creatures on the planet: the spider.…
With over 50,000 species, spiders play vital roles in our ecosystems and the vast majority are harmless to humans. With this in mind, shouldn't we at least try to set aside our creepy-crawly associations, and cultivate a deeper appreciation for these truly wonderful beings? Eight-Legged Wonders helps us do just that. In this affectionate and surprisingly giddy ode to spiders, James O'Hanlon, a scientist and spider expert, introduces spiders that we may never have noticed before, including spiders that cosplay as ants, balloon through the air, and scuba-dive. He describes the peacock spider's colorful dances and the Portia jumping spider's cunning hunting techniques. He dispels bite concerns, highlights groundbreaking research using spiders for human benefit, and aims to shift perceptions, ultimately revealing spiders as truly remarkable beings worthy of our admiration."-- Provided by publisher
Discoveries in astronomy
By Scientific American. 2024
"Since ancient times, people have been trying to make sense of celestial bodies and phenomena. Early civilizations attempted to track…
the motions of stars, planets, and other objects, mapping their place in the sky. This laid the groundwork for the study of astronomy today, but advancements in fields such as physics, chemistry, and mathematics have led to exciting new astronomical discoveries in recent decades. This volume examines some of the discoveries that have impacted the field of astronomy-both impactful new innovations and historical findings that have changed the trajectory of research in the field. It also offers readers a better understanding of some of the methods used for making these discoveries"-- Provided by publisher"C.H.U.D. is a genre defying, cult classic film featuring monsters living in the sewers below New York. The stories in…
the anthology expand the world created by the film and add depth to the C.H.U.D. universe like never before. From stories of apocalyptic horror and all out monster action, to tales of underground parties interrupted by uninvited guests and evening strolls that end in death, this anthology will leave you both smiling and breathless." -- From publisher