An exhilarating novel of wit and romance, an intellectual mystery, and a triumphant love story.
This tale of a pair of young scholars researching the lives of two Victorian poets became a huge bookseller favorite, and then on to national bestellerdom.
Winner of the 1990 Booker Prize--the U.K.'s highest literary award.
"This book has helped me create a more positive, powerful self-awareness that immediately and noticeably changed the dynamics of my personal relationships.” --Kendra Todd, winner of “The Apprentice” and bestselling author of Risk & Grow Rich
AUDIOBOOK: How to be a Winner
You have the potential. But you need that powerful lift that can vault you over any obstacle: a winning attitude. Your talents and skills are inert without a winning self-image to activate them. "Attitude is more important than aptitude," asserts Ziglar as he leads you to think and feel like a winner. Winners are not born - they're made. You can train your mind and body for high performance by applying Zig's formula to your everyday life. As you gain a winning edge, you'll be able to:
* Find the positive in people and situations
* Change bad habits
* Set goals
* Have more rewarding relationships
Attention: There is NO script and it is real strong Am. English, so if you want to improve your AE, this will be perfect for you...
What if the cataclysmic Tunguska explosion of 1908 was caused, not by a meteor or a comet, but by a microscopic black hole?
What if that fantastic object - smaller than an atom, older than the stars, heavier than a mountain - is still down there, orbiting deep inside the earth, slowly consuming the planet?
What if only a rookie government agent and an uncannily-insightful consultant stand between a renegade Russian billionaire and his plans to use the black hole to change history - or end it?
What if it's all true?
Winner of the Gold Medal for Science Fiction in Foreword Magazine's Book of the Year Awards
Winner of the Independent Publishers Association's Ippy prize for Best Fantasy/Science Fiction novel of 2004
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