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Valley of the Lost
by Vicki Delany
Valley of the Lost (12/18/2008)
An avid mystery reader, I was disappointed in this book. I felt that too many characters were introduced, but not adequately developed. For instance, the two detectives from the USA who didn't appear until the end of the story. The book seemed to be made up of several shortmore
How Doctors Think
by Jerome Groopman
How Doctors Think (5/7/2008)
This is a must read for anyone who is dealing with a health problem or knows of someone who doesn't feel that they have been properly diagnosed. The author describes the forces and thought processes behind the decisions doctors make, often driven by the fear of failure,more
Signed Mata Hari: A Novel
by Yannick Murphy
Signed, Mata Hari (11/26/2007)
At first I found the novel confusing until I started sorting out the characters. The author is very effective in switching from the past to the present and her writing style is delightful. By the end of the book you feel as if you have an insight into Mata Hari and wondermore
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