A Book for the Seriously Stressed: How to Stop Stress from Killing You
Stress is something that affects everyone, usually by making them snappy and ill, and even causing death. For the rare few that properly 'use' stress, the world becomes an Aladdin's cave of potential. This book teaches you the secrets of controlling and using stress to your advantage.
Killing Floor is the first book of the Jack Reacher series by Lee Child. "All [Jack Reacher novels] are ripping yarns, but since this is the first, it seems the logical place to start...Killing Floor wins awards for Best Corrupt Southern Town in a Summer Novel and Best Exploding Warehouse." Stephen King, Entertainment Weekly
Allison Brennan - Prison Break Trilogy 1 - Killing Fear
Added by: otherwordly | Karma: 222.41 | Fiction literature | 30 March 2009
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Theodore Glenn loves to inflict pain . . . both on his victims and on those who later find the mutilated corpses. At his trial seven years ago, Glenn vowed vengeance on Detective Will Hooper, the cop who nabbed him, and beautiful Robin McKenna, the stripper whose testimony put him behind bars.
When a catastrophic disaster sets Glenn free, he blazes a freshly bloodied path across San Diego County. But the death he craves most is Robin McKenna's.
Putting aside their past troubled relationship, Will rushes to protect Robin, now a savvy businesswoman operating an upscale club. As the killings mount and Glenn proves a master manipulator, Robin and Will become snared in a twisted web of horror. But the shocking truth is even worse: The evil they are to face is even deadlier than they fear
Killing Fear kicks off the Prison Break trilogy, the basis of the famous TV saga!
This volume focuses on the many aspects that make rain forests, temperate forests, and boreal forests such a valuable natural resource and why we cannot live without them. Coverage includes: Valuable resources provided by forests; Forest wildlife; Indigenous peoples and their unique and irreplaceable cultures; The multitude of botanical resources stored in forests; The diverse uses of forests; Serious present-day impacts that are killing our forests and how to best manage them; Endangered species and the threats they face; Future issues and scientific discoveries; and The simple things everyone can do to help maintain healthy forest ecosystems.
Killing grounds - [8] Kate Shugak mystery by Dana Stabenow
Like Nevada Barr,
Dana Stabenow writes mysteries so firmly rooted in the natural world
that their sense of place becomes a vital part of the plot. In this
book about Native Alaskan crime solver Kate Shugak, the ocean and the
men who fish it for salmon are described in such vivid detail that
you'll never look at a salmon steak the same way again. When a
particularly nasty fisherman is murdered, there's no end of
suspects--including members of Kate's own family. The story also sports
a richly ironic undertone of political incorrectness, as Kate muses
about the forest rangers, "who wanted to annex every square foot of
land they saw and keep it pristine and inviolate, unsullied by human
hand. They failed to recall that the indigenous peoples who came across
the Bering land bridge during the last Ice Age had their hands all over
anything that had the remotest possibility of nutritional value, and
were every bit as much of the landscape and the wheel of life as the
fish and the birds and the mammals." AUDIO NEEDED!!!
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