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1948. Sam Russo, self-named and self-styled, would follow
in the hard-boiled footsteps of Sam Spade, if he was hard-boiled.
Up to his hocks in the murders of three young jockeys with
both local
cops and the track turning a blind eye, Sam is a closer.
He's coming
home if it kills him.
Race horses, a gorgeous sassy dame, the Season at Saratoga,
what more
could a PI want?
To survive it.
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Ki Longfellow's
FLOW DOWN LIKE SILVER is the second
book in her
trilogy of the Divine Feminine that began with
The Secret Magdalene. In this exciting new work she continues the
search for gnosis
through the astonishing life of Hypatia of Alexandria.
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Sam Russo's first case brought him two good things: Jane, a
yodeling dog,
and Mrs. Willingford, a rich and sassy dame.
Now back home in his crummy Staten Island
room, all he wants is to relax, read books, and go to
the movies. Fat chance.
One knock on the door and he and Jane are careening down
Broadway, in and
out of one hit show after another, in hot pursuit of a giant
killer.
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HOUDINI HEART harkens back to the masters of suspenseful
supernatural horror: Poe, Lovecraft, Shirley Jackson, but
speaks with a
wholly fresh voice. Once caught in its pages, there's no
escaping
Longfellow's terrible tale.
Intense, literary, and harrowing, Houdini Heart is a tale of
bone-chilling horror, emotional torment, and psychological
terror.
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Holly lives in the shabby room next to Sam's. She's a man.
He's a
woman. Sam doesn't care. He likes Holly. His dog Jane
likes Holly.
Life is fine until a Lagonda rolls through Stapleton.
Getting into that
car, Holly's just turned the worst trick of her life.
When Holly disappears, Russo and Jane find themselves lost
in a sordid
world of hidden mansions, a twisted social club, and high
society secrets.
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"Offbeat, unruly characters and vibrant atmosphere spill
over the pages of this promising first novel set in San
Francisco during Prohibition... Bootlegging, the Tong
Wars, smoky speakeasies, inept mobsters, and the Teapot Dome
scandal zigzag through these pages like streaks of
lightning. The Jazz Era leaps to life."—Publishers Weekly
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From a wide-eyed innocent boy on a Maryland farm to a
determined young man
in command of a warship during one of the most critical
battles of World
War II, the first Allied invasion of Europe against the
might of Hitler's
Germany and Mussolini's Italy, Billy's War is a coming of
age tale in a
world of global conflict.
James C. McCay's semi-autobiographical Billy's War will win
your heart.
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Henry Miller was a larger-than-life all-American writer. His
work was
ground-breaking and breath-taking. But he could also talk.
What he said was rollicking, open, honest,
revealing of
himself and his fabulous assortment of friends.
In this warm and charming memoir,
What Doncha Know?, Twinka Thiebaud
captures his table talk with an unerring ear.as well as
penning her own
intimate impressions of Miller.
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"It may not be too much to say that Mariamne herself is one
of the most
perfectly crafted figures in modern fiction...
She
will no doubt
eclipse all other representations of Mary Magdalene for some
time." "I
take
The Secret Magdalene as symbolism, and as such
it enriches
and exhilarates me, it nourishes my optimism and further
washes away any
fear of the unknown."—Earl Doherty, author of "The Jesus
Puzzle"
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Magdalena, la mujer que camina con Jesús
de
Ki Longfellow
Una poderosa evocación de una María Magdalena, que fue en su propio derecho, un filósofo, un viajero, un profesor y un profeta. Esta Magdalena fue más de una esposa, más de un seguidor favorecido, más incluso que el discípulo amado. Mariamne Magdal-eder "sabía todos".
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