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For 50 years, no children have lived in the house on the hill. When nine-year-old Christie moves into the nursery on the third floor, she awakens a long dormant terror that preys on the sweet bird of youth.
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A fiery, accomplished literary debut,Loosing My Espanish chronicles the struggles and vicissitudes of the men and women of a tiny Cuban-American community in Chicago who are haunted by history, memory, and myth as they encounter the American dream.Óscar Delossantos has recently been dismissed for a perceived indiscretion from the Jesuit boys’ high
school where he has taught for twenty-two years. As his last semester comes to an end, he gives a daring, extended final history lesson: a kaleidoscopic portrait of Cuba as it exists in the hearts and minds of its exiled and dispossessed.InÓscar’s tale, the weather is a system of extremes; a boy disappears through a hole in the ice; a tender love story unfolds; a murder of crows wreaks havoc; an old woman at the onset of Alzheimer’s burns down her house; sex, religion, family lore, gossip, and both official and reconfigured history all play their part. ThroughoutÓscar’s raw, sometimes hallucinatory, lyrical testament– at once heartbreaking and ennobling–he reveals not only the shape and substance of his own life, but also the hard, vital, vivid life of his entire community.Thematically ambitious, linguistically inventive, at once visceral and refined,Loosing My Espanish announces the arrival of a thrilling new voice in American fiction.
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With its down and dirty depiction of warfare written by men who know what it’s like to be under fire, the Starfist saga is a runaway success across America. Now, in the explosive new Starfistadventure, packed with fierce action and danger, Marines at war in future space find themselves pitted against a faceless, insatiable foe bent on destroying them. And that’s just for starters.How bad is the upcoming mission facing the battle-hardened Marines of 34th Fleet Initial Strike Team (FIST), the military’s unofficial alien first-contact force? Bad enough to make the brass take the unprecedented step of issuing 34th FIST replacements for combat lossesbeforethe Marines even leave their home base.In response to a series of unexplained deaths on a lonely outpost on the frontiers of human space, 34th FIST has been dispatched to investigate–and eradicate– the problem. Beyond that, the information available to Gunnery Sergeant Charlie Bass and his men is meager even by Marine standards. No one knows what awaits them, for the newly colonized world remains largely unexplored. That means 34th FIST can expect creatures they have never seen, or even heard of, much less trained for. It could be Skink acid shooters, could be anything, for the barren station has several secrets–all of them deadly.But the last thing these Marines expect to find is themselves in the middle of an invasion and a mysterious war–with none other than 34th FIST as Enemy #1. Whatever happens, they’ll deal with it, because they’re Marines, determined to be ready . . . and to give worse than they get.
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Chales Osborne's novelization of the play by Agatha Christie gives her hungry fans another classic drawing-room mystery.
This one revolves around a diplomat's wife who discovers a body in her drawing room just before her husband is due to bring home an important guest.
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Only Slim Mackenzie can see the creatures that are always watching and plotting the demise of humanity. But he's a man on the run, and asking for help would only attract unwanted attention. Can he save the world on his own?
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