books about: dead     books:       Life Among the Dead59 reviews Lisa Williams Simon Spotlight Entertainment, 2008 Wonderful! I hesitated to buy yet another book written by the latest phsychic sensation, but after seeing the book getting great reviews on line I decided to give it a try and I am really glad I did! I couldn't put it down, and read it until I finished it! Lisa is so down to earth. Her life has been full of challenges that most would have crumbled under, but she continued on with the support of family and ...             Dead of Night (Hardy Boys Casefiles, No 80) (Hardy Boys Casefiles)43 reviews Franklin W. Dixon Demco Media Inc, 1993 absolutely fantastic I loved this series when I was younger and I love it now that I'm an adult. I re-read the entire series probably once a year. It is absolutely fantastic writing - Marsden deals with issues realistically and completely and somehow manages to make this scenario seem entirely real. Every book in this series is on my favorite books list. If you are an avid reader, you MUST read this series.             The Defenders of the Dead ( " Star Wars " Jedi Apprentice)73 reviews Jude Watson Scholastic, 2000 Best Jedi Apprentice book Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan go to Melida/Daan to rescue Tahl, the Jedi peacekeeper who went there. She was gravely wounded and captured by the Melida, and so Yoda dispatches more Jedi to rescue her. Young Obi-Wan Kenobi is a Jedi apprentice, he's not supposed to become emotionally involved in a conflict. But when he meets Cerasi and Nield, the young and charismatic leaders of the Young on the planet ...             Sex, Dead Dogs, and Me: The Juliette Journals32 reviews Ed Williams Abique, Inc., 1998 Lewis Grizzard Reincarnated The funniest book I've ever read. Can't read it at night because I keep my wife awake laughing. At last my search for great Southern humor is ended as long as Ed Williams keeps putting out this kind of quality writing. He is good ... very good! Guess I'm gonna change from Grizzard's Sprayberry BBQ to Ed's Nu Way hot dogs .... that ain't all bad 'cause Lewis did before he left us. Don't ...             The Dead Don't Dance31 reviews Charles Martin, 2004 wonerful characterizations of southern people The Dead Don't Dance is simply marvelous. Charles Martin has written a profound novel of life in the South without creating ridiculous characters. The protagonist is a man trying to find meaning in his life after the death of his firstborn and the half-life of his wife after she lapsed into a coma following complications from the birth. A must read for anyone searching for meaning in their ...             Whispers from the Dead39 reviews Joan Lowery Nixon Laurel Leaf, 1991 visions of murder This book is about a girl named Sarah. Her family decides to move to this huge house that was on a beautiful neighbor hood. What Sarah's family didn't know was that someone was murdered in the house before they moved. Sarah found this out first hand when she starts hearing voices and seeing things such as puddles of blood on the floor. When she lived in her old town she almost drowned when she ...             1 Dead in Attic34 reviews Chris Rose CR Books, 2006 Feeling the Pain Rose, Chris. "One Dead in the Attic", CR Books, 2006. Feeling the Pain Amos Lassen I am very surprised that more books were not published about Hurricane Katrina given the literary heritage of New Orleans. There have been a few but there have not been many personal accounts. Chris Rose, a newspaper correspondent in New Orleans, put some of his newspaper columns together and gives a ...             The Graveyard Book35 reviews Neil Gaiman HarperCollins, 2008 Refreshing This book is like no other. I hated to see it end. I would recommend this to folks of most ages. Excellent, indeed!             Dead of Night (Hidden Faces Series #3)39 reviews Brandilyn Collins Zondervan, 2005 Read with your lights on! Annie Kingston has once again been called to use her forensics drawing expertise in another case. This time a serial killer is targeting her home town. The killings though are took close for Annie and her family. There's pressure to find out who the killer is. Annie herself is not sure as there is limited evidence. Plus she is worried about her teenage son and the rebellious stage he is going ...             Dead in Their Tracks: Crossing America's Desert Borderlands36 reviews John Annerino Basic Books, 1999 Walk the Line in this New World -"Photojournalist John Annerino plunges into a world few Americans ever consider, much less confront: a pitiless trek through the southwestern Arizona Desert that can deliver a man to steady work - or to a whimpering death," Laura Brooks, The Arizona Daily Star. -"Anyone interested in this slaughter should run, not walk, to John Annerino's Dead in Their Tracks," Charles Bowden, author of Down ...             The Revolution of the Mentally Dead23 reviews Darrin Osborne 360 Publishing Company, 2004 Insightful and informative throughout, This is one of the only books of its kind that I have come across; . By the end of the book's 10 chapters, you will have a clear understanding of each stage through which the Osborne trying to make you see the REAL Deal.. expectations of the individuals We enjoy the small change of political scandal - the revelations. Osborne's book makes an important contribution to a debate of whats really ...             Betrayal of a Hustler22 reviews B.L.U.N.T. Palari Publishing, 2005 AWESOME WAS THIS A BOOK OR A MOVIE! For B.L.U.N.T.'S debut she put her foot in it, it's a damn good job. She had to know first hand what the street life entails. If you are into hustling, gun play AND gritty sex With a storyline that deals with love, revenge, betrayal, loyality, friendship and rare illness this is a MUST READ and just think there's a part two, you go girl!             Morigu: The Dead26 reviews Mark C. Perry Warner Books, 1990 Give us more Very good story hope to read more some day. Every time i come across these on my shelf it is hard to not pick them up. Hope you can get the next books out soon! :)             The Complete Annotated Grateful Dead Lyrics24 reviews Free Press, 2005 Great book! This was an excellent gift for a Grateful Dead fanatic. He loved it and uses it all the time!             Dead Hand Control22 reviews Tim Stutler Authorhouse, 2003 just couldn't put it down! After reading the first chapter, I just couldn't put it down! I was so intrigued and anxious by the plot that it got to the point where I was skipping ahead to find out what would happen next! This is a great book and i am hoping there will be more to follow!             Driving with Dead People29 reviews Simon & Schuster Spotlight Entertainment, 2007 Funny, riveting, alluring I just finished this book, less than 24 hours after its arrival in my mailbox. The author has a refreshing sense of humor relating to topics such as death, embalming, and driving a hearse as a sixteen-year-old girl. I laughed out loud many times, and had to pick up the book again after my children left for school. As a mother, the lack of parenting in this book is apalling, but also a lesson ...             Dead Again27 reviews Raymond Austin, 2002 Beauford Sloan is on the case again in Merry Olde England I was going to say that the second Beauford Sloan mystery was too early to send our hero off to England to do the stranger in a strange land bit, but since author Raymond Austin is from that side of the Pond there is a sense in which he is on familiar turf. As was the case in "The Eagle Heist" the running conceit is that Sloan looks a lot like Wilford Brimley, although it is really the other way ...             Dead on Target (Hardy Boys Casefiles S.)21 reviews Franklin W. Dixon Armada, 1989 a new direction for the Hardy Boys "Dead on Target" was the beginning of a new era for the Hardy Boys. This is the first volume of the new (in 1991) series "The Hardy Boys Casefiles", and it is a more adult and action packed series than the original series. This is never more evident than the first two pages of the book. Whereas the original series (started in 1927 and it is still running today) would have various plots by ...             So These Two Dead Guys Walk Into a Bar22 reviews Witchy Woman Triple Moon Press, 2006 You'll DIE laughing! ;-) This book is really really funny! And even though I laughed through it all, the thought that struck me was, how beautifully the author handles grief, sadness, abuse. She does not drown in self-pity even though she had every reason to, but instead she turned everything into something FUNNY! Most of the times when you read about the "bad times" she went through, you won't even feel like she's ...             Ungrateful Dead: Murder at the Fillmore (The Rock & Roll Murders) (The Rock & Roll Murders)27 reviews Patricia Morrison Lizard Queen Press, 2007 The heart of rock 'n' roll is still beating Patricia Morrison is primarily known to science fiction and fantasy devotees such as myself as the author of the Keltiad sequence of books, in which many of the great themes of Celtic tradition, from the story of Arthur to the Book of Invasions, are recast in a science fictional setting. However, her first professional writing gig was as a rock critic during the late 60s - one of the first ...              search for books america, annotated, apprentice, betrayal, borderlands, casefiles, complete, control, crossing, defenders, desert, driving, fillmore, grateful, graveyard, hidden, hustler, journals, juliette, lyrics, mentally, morigu, murder, murders, people, revolution, series, target, ungrateful, whispers books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen toys & games: Webkinz Plush Stuffed Animal Sheep (Lamb) leave a comment home  impressum - about us