Monday, February 08, 2010
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No introduction needed...These are the 55 best movies of the past decade: Read More
This collection of quirky, unusual history of gadgets and inventions is a fun addition to every personal library. It is entertaining and a great conversation starter.
Find out about Jennifer Estep's fabulously dangerous new urban fantasy series today at Book Addict. Win a copy of the book! Leave a comment for Estep and be entered for a chance to win. U.S. and Canadian residents only.
The tale of a tribe from Triangle Top.
The police are looking for the killer's weapon, but the killer is the weapon.
There is a terrific combination of light romance, mystery and personal journey that makes Truly, Madly a fun, irresistible read. Fans of Christie Craig should check it out.
It's the question everyone keeps asking, especially in light of recent events. Time for me to contribute to the conversation.
With comparisons to James Rollins and Michael Crichton, Patrick Lee is destined to become a major force in the thriller genre. Today he talks about his book, The Breach at Book Addict.
A single dad cowboy and a single mom who is new in town find themselves fighting each other and fate in this modern romance
Who would think a post-apocalyptic zombie romance would rock the paranormal genre? Joss Ware's new Awakening Heroes series does it. She talks about it today at Book Addict.
Snow Angels, by James Thompson is dark. It's supposed to be; it's noir. But set in Finish Lapland during Kaamos, it's dark quite literally.
I was a bit surprised that I really wasn’t looking forward the Vampire Diaries return, but
Let’s do the twist! Vampire Diaries may be hitting its stride. The can be is edgy and fun.
A quirky girl who constructs crosswords becomes obsessed with a news cameraman after they share a brief date, throwing both their lives into chaos.
Add together Hugh Jackman + Steven Spielberg + DreamWorks Studios and whatya got? A good reason to read this post.
Werner Herzog has never been anything less than an interesting filmmaker, adding his own brand of zany to almost everything he creates. Now, he teams up with David Lynch to bring us the story of a boy, his mother and murder.
Mindlessly violent and enjoyable, Travolta's the main reason to see "From Paris With Love."
Triangle Top: The Tale of a Troubled Tribe by Mark Johnson and illustrated by Christina Rodriguez
La Danse - Le Ballet de l’Opéra de Paris
Vampire Diaries (1:11) - Bloodlines
Killing Kasztner: The Jew Who Dealt with Nazis
Supernatural (5.12) - Swap Meat
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