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Blacklight Blue: The Third Enzo Files
by Peter May
Blacklight Blue (9/17/2008)
I am a fan of all the TV cold case shows, so when I saw this book had to do with solving cold cases, I knew I would probably like it. This is the first book I have read by Peter May and I will definitely read more. I took this book with me on a beach vacation and it was themore
How Doctors Think
by Jerome Groopman
Doctor and Patient Communication (7/23/2008)
If you have ever wondered how a doctor (your doctor) thinks, this book will help you figure it out. The book contains a variety of case studies from people of all ages that help explain the thinking process doctors' use to make a diagnosis. It is a book that can bemore
Broken Colors
by Michele Zackheim
Broken Colors (2/23/2008)
Broken Colors is the story of one woman’s life. It is the story of losing the people and things that are important to you and then going forward with life. When I read the book I felt that Sophie never ever fully recovered from a nervous breakdown after the deaths of hermore
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Lessons in Chemistry
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