books about: kensington     books:       Out Of Control (The McCloud Brothers, Book 3)30 reviews Shannon McKenna Kensington, 2006 Reflecting Back On One of My Favorite "Keepers" This author and I have a tangled relationship--she can be so very good and then some of her books are just a mess! But this one--probably out of ALL of her books--and I've read every one--this is the top. The characters and their intense, authentic relationship is what makes this book so memorable. Remembering how to trust someone again after many bad relationships--this struggle is nailed in ...             Power Juices, Super Drinks: Quick, Delicious Recipes to Prevent & Reverse Disease16 reviews Steve Meyerowitz Kensington, 2000 2 Green Drinks and Juices perday will make your day This book is a wonderful collection of healing drinks and energizing fuel for the body. It specifically outlines drinks for each particular ailment and juice recipes to remedy the problem. Why pop a pill you cannot digest like eating a rock when you can enjoy a fresh homemade juice drink to awaken your soul and tantalize your tastebuds. This is an excellent book which I have recommended ...             The Gerson Therapy: The Proven Nutritional Program for Cancer and Other Illnesses17 reviews Charlotte Gerson, D.P.M., Morton Walker Kensington, 2001 The only answer for cancer Were I so unfortunate as to find myself with a cancer, this is the only program I would follow. Forty years ago my prognosis was a life expectancy of maybe 3 months -- if I was lucky. Arteriosclerosis was then considered by medical doctors as irreversible, yet here I am, 40 years later, because someone pointed me in a different direction, one very similar to Gerson's. I bought several copies ...             Cream Puff Murder (Hannah Swensen Mysteries) Joanne Fluke Kensington, 2009             Key Lime Pie Murder (Hannah Swensen Mystery With Recipes) (Hannah Swensen Mystery With Recipes)38 reviews Joanne Fluke Kensington Publishing Corporation, 2008 Mystery lover I really like Joanne Fluke, but this book is one of the best yet. I actually made the peach bread recipie from it.             Weekend Warriors43 reviews Fern Michaels Kensington Publishing Corp., 2004 Weekend Warriors I really enjoyed this book. I have read all the books in this series and I like anything by Fern Michaels.             Candy Cane Murder27 reviews Laura Levine, Joanne Fluke, ... Kensington, 2008 Candy Canes, Warm and Comfortable This is one of the most wonderful, charming, interesting, and fun books that I have ever read. I was very satisfied when I finished it. This book is three books in one, by three different authors. All three books are fun, very well-written, clever, and entertaining. "Candy Cane Murder" by Joanne Fluke: The first book is by Joanne Fluke. Anybody who reads my reviews knows how crazy I am over ...             Natural Strategies For Cancer Patients13 reviews Russell Blaylock M.D. Kensington, 2003 EXCELLENT INFO ON SUPPLEMENTS TARGETTING TUMOR SUPRESSION My 43 year old husband was recently diagnosed with terminal lung cancer as a result of his radiation treatment 10 years ago for his Hogkins lymphoma. He underwent 4 months of chemo and also was fortunate to consult with a oncology nutritionist who recommended various supplements, some used in Europe for cancer therapy and not classified there as "supplements". My husband has the rarest type of ...             Succubus Dreams (Georgina Kincaid, Book 3)19 reviews Richelle Mead Kensington, 2008 Turning a corner in a good way This is one of my guilty pleasure series and I think at this point, this is my favorite by an author whose books I thoroughly enjoy. The tone is a little darker than the previous volumes, but this is a good thing: it shows that the series is developing and moving toward something big. Granted, it's heart-breaking in a couple of places, and one part in particular, my jaw was in my lap from shock, ...             The Healing Powers of Vinegar, Revised and Updated27 reviews Cal Orey Kensington, 2006 Pot 'o Gold The healing powers of vinegar is humorous, inviting and informational. Cal Orey weaves personal anecdotes and perspectives through a body of endless research, interviews, recipes and remedies so that the book just flows. Suprisingly, the subject matter is practical and light enough to be engaging, while the writer's style involves the reader to keep him riveted. Who ever thought that a book about ...             Peach Cobbler Murder (Hannah Swensen Mysteries)35 reviews Joanne Fluke Kensington, 2006 Mystery Lover When I started with the Hannah Swensen Series I was just looking for a new author I started with cherry cheesecake Murder and then found the ordeer of books and am currently on key lime pie. I think this series is one of the most amusing I have read in a long time. I love the mystery I love the humor it is the best of both worlds. On top of that my husband loves the cookies. I hope Joanne ...             Fudge Cupcake Murder (Hannah Swensen Mysteries)39 reviews Joanne Fluke Kensington, 2005 Delightful visit to the Midwest Being from Minnesota myself, as was the author and as are her characters, I relish these books. They're so "Minnestoa Nice." They seem such refreshingly normal people despite the number of murders in their midst. In this book, Hannah's brother-in-law, Bill, runs for sheriff and the current encumbant is murdered. Assisted by her sister Andrea, Hannah attempts to clear Bill and find the real ...             A Single Thread6 reviews Marie Bostwick Kensington, 2008 Beautiful A Single Thread is a beautiful book. I think it will speak to so many women - women married and divorced, women who have achieved dreams and women who have packed dreams away, women who have been left by men, and women who have had to start all over at one point, or many points, in their lives. Evelyn's a great character, finely drawn, and Abigail is so real I can see her and hear her clearly in ...             Succubus Blues (Georgina Kincaid, Book 1)62 reviews Richelle Mead Kensington, 2007 Great beginning for a great series! This is an great beginning to a great series. Richelle Mead draws you in from page one. I was reluctant at first, a shape-shifting succubus that sleeps with men to suck the life from them? But after reading this book, I was hooked. I find myself wanting to read the story over again even though I know what happens. I definitely recommend this book.             Succubus on Top (Georgina Kincaid, Book 2)32 reviews Richelle Mead Kensington, 2008 Being a Succubus just comes down to a convincing poker face and a good sales pitch.-Georgina Kincaid Georgina is a succubus and an immortal. Her very existence depends on having sex with mortals so that she can take a little bit of their life force for her own. Georgina is now in a new and loving relationship with her favorite author and mortal, Seth. The problem is that she can't touch her boyfriend in an intimate way without sucking years off his life, pun intended. So Georgina and Seth ...             The Art of Seduction3 reviews Kensington-Brava, 2007 Mindful of the Dick van Dyke-James Garner 1960s movie The Art of Love For the most part the art world ignored the work of American artist Mason Caldwell; that is when they were not trashing her efforts as garbage. Upset and angry Mason vows to prove the hypocrisy of her harsh critics by committing suicide. In death she becomes in as suddenly her sister Amy unveils her paintings, these same fools who disregarded her as a nothing are now claiming she was a rare ...             Blueberry Muffin Murder (Hannah Swensen Mysteries)28 reviews Joanne Fluke Kensington, 2003 Muffin murder madness Imagine opening a book and finding yourself in a snow covered, chilly town of Lake Eden where the cookies are freshly baked, winter carnivals supply all the hot chocolate needed to melt of the winter chill and a detective who bakes those cookies is on the run to solve the next cozy murder mystery. Not only is this mystery actually very interesting and complex but it develops our relationship with ...             Lost Souls24 reviews Lisa Jackson Kensington, 2008 lost souls each book out does the last one Lisa Jackson writes..look forward to each and every one and they are all keepers.             Down In Texas5 reviews Delilah Devlin Kensington Aphrodisia, 2008 5 blue ribbons from Romance Junkies WEARING HIS BRAND Lyssa McDonough has her eyes set on the hunky rancher next door, Brandon Tynan. The problem is that her big brother, Mac, exacted a promise from Brandon to keep an eye out for her. She's got all this pent up sexual frustration and the only man who interests her treats her like a pesky little sister. Brandon definitely wants Lyssa in his bed however he doesn't do permanent ...             Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder (Hannah Swenson Mysteries)77 reviews Joanne Fluke Kensington, 2008 Loved it! I loved this book. I read the fourth or fifth one in the series and had to buy all the others! Now I know why Hannah has two "boyfriends". The cookie recipes are mouthwatering too.              search for books blueberry, brothers, chocolate, cobbler, control, cupcake, delicious, georgina, healing, illnesses, kincaid, mccloud, mysteries, mystery, natural, nutritional, patients, prevent, program, recipes, reverse, revised, seduction, strategies, succubus, swensen, swenson, updated, warriors, weekend books:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen camera & photo: Sony High Definition Minidv Videocassette (2-Pack) we recommend Great beginning for a great series! leave a comment home  impressum - about us