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books about: protector

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The Retirement Nightmare: How to Save Yourself from Your Heirs and Protectors : Involuntary Conservatorships ...

6 reviews
Diane G. Armstrong Ph.D.

Prometheus Books, 2000

An Invaluable Source
As a lawyer, I found this book to be a tour de force compendium of the guardian and conservatorship laws in our country. For both lay readers and lawyers, it is an invaluable reference tool - comprehensive and clearly written. Full of actual stories of actual individuals, it also makes for eye-opening human interest drama.

My Charming Protector

5 reviews
Tory Lynn

PublishAmerica, 2006

Wonderful
Once I got this book I was so excited to read it that I just couldn't put it down. I read the book in one day because it is so captivating that I just had to know what happened next. It is easy reading and just a fun book to snuggle up with on a cold day when you want something romantic and happy.

Page (Protector of the Small)

117 reviews
Tamora Pierce

Random House Books for Young Readers, 2000

Tamora Pierce
Tamora Pierce is an excellent writer. All of her books really put you into the stories and make you feel as though you know the characters personally. This book is no different.

Their Fathers' Work: Casting Nets with the World's Fishermen

9 reviews
William B. McCloskey

International Marine/Ragged Mountain Press, 1998

Telling it like it is
The best book I've read dealing with the social AND political AND cultural aspects of commercial fishing. Making no excuses for the industry or the people who condemn it. His stories are compelling and enrapturing as well as extremely informative. It'll give understanding of why the worlds oceans are in the state they are in and all the players who have caused it to be where it is. Enjoy!

Underground Guardians: Protector (Book 1)

5 reviews
Lisa Renee Jones

Ellora's Cave, 2005

Excellent romantic suspense
The year 2015 finds Professor Holly Heart working at a university medical institute when she runs quite literally into Mason Alexander on the university campus. Mason and Holly are neither one unaffected by the run-in, experiencing overwhelming feelings and sexual awareness that they had given up on long ago. Holly is working to convince the government to approve genetic therapy to stop poorly ...

Beloved Protector

4 reviews
Linda O'brien

Avon, 2001

An exciting western detective romance
In 1898 Cheyenne, Wyoming a frantic Eileen Caroni dispatches a telegram to her best friend Eliza Lowe back in Chicago pleading for help. The pregnant Eileen informs Eliza that the law is going to arrest her husband Francis for murder. Eliza wires back that she is on her way to provide comfort and aid to Eileen. However, Eliza's Aunt Vi arranges, over her niece's objections, to have a ...

Choices Made: The Street Years

7 reviews
Christine McMahon

Trafford, 2005

Author Notes
I am the author and I invite you to know more about me at my Web Site. There are also additional reviews there for you to read and a blog link about what I am up to as to future books. Join me at www.ChoicesMade.com

Protectors of Klairn: Book One of the Klairn Series

8 reviews
Erin Elder

PublishAmerica, 2002

Dramatic, adventerous, empowering
Erin Elder's "Protectors of Klairn" is an empowering, visual journey that I highly recommend for all ages. There is the budding (and very authentically uncomfortable) romance between the heroine Iona and Lexti, the drama of the eco-trails where plants and animals communicate to help or hinder, and the beautifully described world of Klairn itself, a montage of stunning vistas. The young Iona ...

Choices Meant for Gods

11 reviews
Sandy Lender

ArcheBooks Publishing, 2007

Mortals should choose to read it
I confess: I do not read much. I have an amazing attention deficit that prevents me from finishing even the loftiest of classics. I finished reading this book. This fact may not seem so interesting to most, but is high praise considering the countless unfinished volumes in my office. The characters are endearing, Onweald springs vividly from the pages, and I anxiously await the unfolding of ...

The Last Protector

5 reviews
Daniel C. Starr

Twilight Times Books, 2008

A Raucous Romp through the Future
I put off writing this review because I was suffering from vertigo. The doctors don't know what spun my head, but it may well have been from reading the swirl of adventures of Scrornuck Saughblade, the title character of "The Last Protector." The book's abundance of interesting characters engage in a raucous romp from the opening barroom brawl, but Saughblade is such a multi-dimensional ...

Gabriel Hawk's Lady (The Protectors) (Silhouette Intimate Moments No. 830)

4 reviews
Beverly Barton

Silhouette Books, 1997

Wonderful
Ms. Barton takes what could have been a standard Big-Studly-Man comes to the rescue of Innocent-God-Fearing-Maiden plot and breathes fantastic new life into it. I did not want to put this book down and it's earned a prime spot on my keeper shelf. Rorie, our (well padded) heroine, is smart, stubborn and determined to have her own way - even when she she doesn't quite understand all that's ...

Jackson's Woman (Her Protector, Book 11) (Harlequin Intrigue Series #504

2 reviews
Judi Lind

Harlequin, 1999

This is a truly great read!
When CHP officer Vera McBride travels through time and finds a posse on her trail, wanting to lynch her for murder, there's only one person she can trust. Sexy Jericho Jackson. A real man's man hero after my own heart. The two of them wrangle with their own emotions while trying to find a way to clear Vera's name. Jericho half thinks she's crazy and is half in love with her. Until she ...

Jane Goodall: Protector of Chimpanzees (People to Know)

2 reviews
Virginia Meachum

Enslow Publishers, 1997

The mysteries of Jane Goodall uncovered!
How many of you out there in readerland have ever found yourself wondering, "Gee whiz, I wonder how anthropologist Jane Goodall rose to the top?" Well search no more, my curious friend! Author Virginia Meachum has provided an entertaining and informative story of the life of this wonderful woman that readers of all ages can enjoy. Walk, nay, RUN to a bookstore and purchase this book!

Murdock'S Last Stand (The Protectors) (Silhouette Intimate Moments)

3 reviews
Beverly Barton

Silhouette, 2000

Think Romancing The Stone...
Pampered rich girl is hauled thru the South American jungle to help locate the dad who deserted her and her mother shortly after the Viet Nam war. Her guide? None other than Aloysius Murdock. Raw and gritty, Murdock leads his best friend's daughter thru the jungle of South America to find the friend he has presumed dead for the past 20 years. The only problem is, Catherine is not nearly as ...

Blackwood's Woman (The Protectors) (Silhouette Intimate Moments #707)

2 reviews
Beverly Barton

Silhouette, 1996

the best of protectors
Blackwood's woman is the best of Barton's Protectors. It has some magical elements (like the rings) but somehow it seems realistic dream come true. The heroine has been raped and hero has only one eye after the accident. Together they find a way to be a pair. J.T. protects his woman and together they fight the problems. The heroine's rape is an important and interesting theme in this book. She ...

First Test: Book 1 of the Protector of the Small Quartet (The Protector of the Small)

2 reviews
Tamora Pierce

Listening Library (Audio), 2007

Fantasy at it's best
I am so pleased that this book is finally on Audio. Protector of the Small is one of my favorite in the Tortall series. As Kell does not have any magically gifts, she relies on her good heart and conscious to guide her. She is an excellent role modal for us all. This audio version is well done, the reader is clear, concise and has excellent inflection - making the story flow (all too ...

Creator, Protector, Destroyer: Discover that You are God

4 reviews
John Picken

Llewellyn Publications, 1997

A fascinating explanation of an ancient spiritual practice.
John Picken spent several summers in northern India, studying with the last living master of Kashmir Shaivism, possibly the world's oldest religion, which had been passed down through generations through word-of-mouth. Picken was an MD and PhD; he had attained all the trappings of success but not the happiness his parents had predicted. He found contentment by practicing Kashmir Shaivism. ...

Solan the Protector

3 reviews
Houston K. Hughes

BookSurge Publishing, 2006

Cant Wait for the Sequel !
I was hooked by page 5 ! The plot and storyline was intriguing and well written. It was easy and fun to follow the charectors and their individual scenarios in the book. I only hope the next book comes out quick, I am exckited to read what happens next !!!

Personal Protector (The Colby Agency, Book 5) (Harlequin Intrigue Series #659)

4 reviews
Debra Webb

Harlequin, 2002

Hot & sexy!!!!
Piper Ryan is a leading Atlanta news reporter and her new camera man Ric Martinez has her in an emotional uproar. His dark sexy Latino looks is a major distraction for Piper and she is determined to see him bumped from his position before she succumbs to her true desires. Ric is an agent for Colby Agency and is working undercover to protect Piper from a dangerous threat to her life. This ...

Counterspell: Guardian of the Ruins (Counterspell Chronicle, Volume 1) (Counterspell Chronicle)

4 reviews

Dreamsplice, 2005

Fantasy and Adventure With Colorful Characters
Dr. Robert Goff and his son Micah sure know how to tell a tale and keep it interesting, as well as populated with colorful characters. I have to admit that, at times, some of the language had me going back and forth in the book (there is a brief Knurlish dictionary in the rear) to completely understand the dialogue, but that forced me to concentrate harder. Ereben and Jasper were my favorite ...