They were best friends, driven by one shared vision - to rule the world of virtual reality games. Cill, hard-edged and beautiful, Var and Benny, brains and business acumen, and Bart, the genius behind the idea. Their newest invention, developed to transport the player into a fantastical virtual world, is just about to be launched. Then, suddenly, Bart is found brutally killed, defeated by their own game. Their close-knit group is torn apart. Who could have engineered a virtual death with such devastating consequences?
Investigating a woman's disappearance on a New York City ferry, Detective Eve Dallas wonders.if she didn't jump, and she's not on board, then where in the world is she?
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Fans of Laurell Hamilton's Anita Blake looking for a lighter version of the vampire huntress should cotton to Sookie Stackhouse, a telepathic Louisiana gal who really wants to be normal, but suffers from a huge self-confidence problem, a case of permanent bad luck, difficult relatives and a penchant for attracting unsavory characters of the not-quite-human kind. In this fourth quirky installment in this hitherto mass-market series (after 2003's Club Dead), Sookie finds that her bad luck has taken a new turn.
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In 1914, the assassination of Austro-Hungarian Archduke Franz Ferdinand became the catalyst for a great war that swept over the world. Anxious Americans watched as the conflict widened and eventually engulfed their nation. President Woodrow Wilson believed a war would "make the world safe for democracy." When World War I ended, Wilson struggled to establish the League of Nations, the blueprint for the future United Nations, but the American public was more interested in technological advances like the automobile, radio, camera, refrigerator, and commercial aviation that changed the way they lived.
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Francis of Assisi
Course No. 615 (12 lectures, 30 minutes/lecture) Taught by William R. Cook, Ronald B. Herzman 1. Why Francis of Assisi Is Alive Today 2. The Larger World Francis Inherited 3. The Local World Francis Inherited 4. From Worldly Knight to Knight of Christ 5. Francis and the Church 6. Humility, Poverty, Simplicity 7. Preaching and Ministries of Compassion 8. Knowing and Experiencing Christ 9. Not Francis Alone—The Order(s) Francis Founded 10. Not Men Alone—St. Clare and St. Francis 11. The Franciscans After Francis 12. A Message for Our Time
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