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• A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

A

• After Twenty Years by O. Henry

The book with the largest number of manuscripts

B

• The Birth Order Book – nonfiction by Dr. Kevin Leman
• The Bone Magician by F. E. Higgins
• Books of Umber by P.W. Catanese
• Burning Eddy – juvenile fiction by Scot Gardner; ISBN 978-0330364010

C

• Carnevale (book) (1782) by M. R. Lovric
• Casanegra: A Tennyson Hardwick Story (2007) – murder mystery by Blair Underwood, Steven Barnes and Tananarive Due; ISBN 978-0743287319
• The Celestial Hunt (2010) – by Devikumar R ISBN 978-8190796729
• Charlie Small (book) – a series of children's novels by Random House
• Choices of One (2011) – novel by Timothy Zahn; sequel to Allegiance; ISBN 978-0345511256
• The Church Mice series – to date, a series of 12 books written and illustrated by Graham Oakley
• The City Who Fought by Anne McCaffrey and S. M. Stirling
• Come a Stranger – novel by Cynthia Voigt
• The Compound (book) – novel about a family that is trapped in a compound constructed by their own father
• Country Diary of Garden Lore
• The Crossing Of Ingo by Helen Dunmore
• Cuckhold (book) (1997) – epic novel by Kiran Nagarkar; about Ancient Mewar region in India; published by Harper Collins; ISBN 978-8172232573
• The Child (short story) short story written by Guy de Maupassant
• Cupcake (book) by Rachel Cohn; sequel to Shrimp (book)

• List of Cornerstones of Freedom books

D

• Deephaven (story) Written by Sarah Orne Jewett--24.225.89.81 (talk) 01:23, 1 June 2013 (UTC)
• Dances with Wolves (novel) by Michael Blake; inspired the film
• The Dark Side of Nowhere (novel) by Neil Shusterman, published September 1, 1996, 185 pages
• Daughters of a Granite Land Trilogy, by Anita Burgh; 1992 (I - The Azure Bowl; II - The Golden Butterfly; III - The Stone Mistress). Publishers: Chatto & Windus; Trafalgar Square.
• Day by Day Armageddon by J. L. Bourne, a post apocalyptic zombie novel.
• Dead Angels Bleed by Michael Charles Rogers, published March 2010 by Damnage Publishing; ISBN 978-0-557-31070-8; 274 pages
• Diamonds in the Sky by Ryan Hite
• Diwan Bookstores: The the biggest bookstores in Egypt Established in 2002
• The Dogged Victims of Inexorable Fate by Dan Jenkins
• Don't You Wish by Roxanne St. Claire
• Dovey Coe – children's book by Frances O'Roark Dowell
• DragonArt by Jessica Peffer
• Drama High (novel) by L. Divine; chronicles a young black woman attending a predominately white high school
• Dreaming of Amelia - a young adult novel written by Jaclyn Moriarty
• Dreamless (novel) - a young adult novel written by Josephine Angelini
• Driftwood (book) by Richard M.Waring,a book converted into a motion picture in 1997 by the same name.
• The Drowning of Stephan Jones by Bette Greene, a book inspired by the murder of Charlie Howard
• Dust City by Robert Paul Weston, a young adult novel featuring anthropomorphic characters and based on a fairy tale

E

• Elissa's Quest by Erica Verrilo
• Epilegomena by Jane Harrison
• The Blue Feather- written by Gary Crew with Michael O'Hara
• Eternity Our Next Billion Years – book predicting the future by Michal Hanlon
• Ex-Heroes, published by Random House, a novel about superheroes in Los Angeles trying to save the survivors of a zombie apocalypse, by Peter Clines; author of Ex-Patriots, also published by Random House, The Junkie Quatrain, the mashup novel The Eerie Adventures of the Lycanthrope Robinson Crusoe, and the Lovecraftian modern mystery novel 14, which was named Best Science Fiction book of 2012 by Audible.com.
• Existential Meditation: On the Questions of Beginning, the Meaning of Existence and Consequences of the End a book on the existential meaning of life by Simon Cleveland; author of The Basenji Revelation and Descent: The R. Connors story; son of Ivan Mironov
• Eldritch Tales by H.P. Lovecraft
• Domination Basics: Secrets of the Alpha Male Book 1 by Drawk Kwast
• Enchanted by Alethea Kontis
• Encyklopedia kościelna -- a multivolume Polish encyclopedia from 1873-1933; see pl:Encyklopedia_kościelna

F

• Finger Lakes Feast by Kate Harvey, Karl Zinsmeister, and Noah Zinsmeister http://www.amazon.com/Finger-Lakes-Feast-Delicious-Wholesome/dp/1590136608
• Fairy Dust and the Quest for the Egg
• Farm Boy (book) – children's book by Michael Morpurgo
• FDR: The First Hundred Days – non-fiction book by Anthony J. Badger
• Follow Your Heart (novel) by Susanna Tamaro
• The Fire Thief Fights Back by Terry Deary
• For the Temple by G.A. Henty
• From the Diary of a Leper by John Updike An autobiography by John Updike, published 1978 in small numbers, for sale at $250 and up, not generall available in any library. A bit of a mystery book by a major American Author. http://www.abebooks.com/DIARY-LEPER-UPDIKE-John-Lord-Press/38179015/bd
• by The fourth book of the Nikki Heat series that Richard Castle has based on Detective Beckett.
• Fires Underground by Heinz Liepmann
• Flight Behavior by Barbara Kingsolver
• Four Meetings by Henry James

G

• Gaia: A New Look at Life on Earth by James Lovelock
• The Graduation of Jake Moon by Barbara Park, a novel about a boy who must deal with his grandfather's Alzheimer's Disease
• Gene Chords by Daniel Henry; a supernatually gifted musician has the power to hypnotize his audience with his music
• The Gift of Cochise short story by Louis L'Amour
• Golem (Series) by Elvire, Lorris and Marie-Aude Murail
• The Good Neighbors, a graphic novel trilogy by Holly Black; illustrated by Ted Naifeh
• Grace's Turn by Christy Carlson Romano; debut book; "semi-autobiographical" about a girl named Grace and her struggles with acting
• Grimpow: The Invisible Road by Rafael Ábalos

http://www.amazon.com/Gerry-Bartlett/e/B001JSHGKY/ref=sr_tc_2_0?qid=1340910829&sr=8-2-ent

H

• Her Best Friend's Brother (by TJ Dell)
• Handbuch der Physik (55-volume Physics compendium)
• Heartbreak Tango by Manuel Puig; fiction novel originally published in Spanish in 1969, translated to English in 1973
• Heat (book) by Mike Lupica; describes the experiences of Michael Arroyo
• History of the United States from the Compromise of 1850 by James Ford Rhodes; series documents the history of the United States in the latter half of the 19th century
• Homer for the Holidays by Nancy Levine
• Honey, I'm Home by Janel J. Tutak
• The House on Garibaldi Street by Isser Harel; the capture of Adolf Eichmann
• How to Become a SuperHero: The Ultimate Guide to the Ultimate You! by Sage Michael
• How to live Rich Anywhere in the World: The Ultimate Guide to Successful Living Abroda by Ronnie Eide; a self help book about how to live and work abroad

I

• iACTUATE: 100 days of Inspiration - iACTUATE: 100 days of inspiration is the first volume of a series of motivational books by author Olusegun "SHEG" Aranmolate.
• The Infinity Gate by Sara Douglass; third book in the Darkglass Mountain Trilogy, released in 2009; follows The Twisted Citadel and The Serpent Bride, as well as the Wayfarer Redemption and the Axis Trilogy.
• Infinity Ring, a book series written by multiple authors, similar to the 39 Clues. Official web-site: www.infinityring.com
• In the Matter J. Robert Oppenheimer very well known book, can be translated from:
• In the Spring, Father Got Wings by Tomi Kontio
• Insignia (novel) by S.J. Kincaid; first book in the Insignia Trilogy, released in 2012 (young adult, science fiction)
• The Interrogative Mood by Padgett Powell
• Invest The Happionaire Way by Yogesh Chabria- Bestselling Book On How To Invest and Create Wealth In A Fun, Simple and Interesting Way Through The Indian Stock Markets
• Irish in Chicago
• It Chicks (novel) by Tia Williams which chronicles the lives of black students attending an elite performing arts academy.
• Iron Fey by Julie Kagawa
• Island of the Scottish Soldier by Flaherty o'Keefe This is a sociological novel about a fictional Island Magarabee,in 1973 and in the early years of the 20th century, with particular focus on one character, Hamish Robson during WW1. There is an interspersion of Scottish dialect. Published by Elite Publishing Co. Taiwan 2006

J

• Jack The Lad And Bloody Mary by Joseph Connolly (author)
• January's Child (1989) by Jenny Oldfield; children's book
• The Jew Among the Thorns Antisemitic Grim brothers fairy tale.
• St. Joseph of Arimathea at Glastonbury
• Jungle Comics; comic book
• Jim Henson's Tale of Sand by Jim Henson, Jerry Juhl and Rámon Pérez; based on an unproduced screenplay written between 1968 and 1974 found in archives of The Henson Company

• Johnson, Jean Author of Romantic Fantasy (11 Books) and Military Science Fiction (2 with another coming summer of 2013) http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/2465550.Jean_Johnson http://www.jeanjohnson.net/ Unusual for a fantasy author to attempt hard military SF... her first book was a good read, but more unusual, it was an interesting read... This was the first established author I have googled who was not already in Misplaced Pages... Just thought you would want to know...

K

• Kings of Colorado (book) by David E. Hilton
• Knight's of The Lunch Table (book) by Frank Cammuso - A childrens series about a boy named Artie and his friends.
• Korea and Her Neighbours by Isabella Bird s:Korea & Her Neighbours

L

• Leo and the Lesser Lion by Sandra Forrester
• La Salute é in Voi (The Health is Within You) by Carlo Valdonoci
• Laments for the Living by Dorothy Parker
• The Last Secret of the Temple by Paul Sussman
• The Latte Rebellion(novel) by Sarah Jamila Stevenson
• Learning Journey on the Red Road - Floyd Looks For Buffalo Hand
• Leonardo's Laptop

Les Babouches du Brahmane by Theodore Pavie

• Letters From the Inside a novel by John Marsden
• Letters to a Young Pug by Nancy Levine
• Lies (The Gone Series) by Michael Grant
• The Literary Conference or el congreso de literatrura (original Spanish title) of what is perhap's Cesar Aira's most significant work.
• The Literary World (magazine) 19th century weekly magazine that published articles about books, literature, as well as book reviews. Edited by Evert Augustus Duyckinck, John Timbs, Charles Fenno Hoffman. Contributors included Herman Melville, Thomas Wentworth Higginson , Finley Peter Dunne, Edwin Percy Whipple, Edward Sherman Gould, and Henry Thomas Mackenzie Bell.
• List of highest-grossing books - To go with the List of highest-grossing films page.
• Little Big Man (book) by Thomas Berger (there's only an article on the film)
• Loving Will Shakespeare by Carolyn Meyer
• Lost in the Taiga by Vasily Peskov; Russian family who lives isolated in the Russian Taiga for over thirty years
• The Long Road Home: A Story of War and Family by Martha Raddatz (note: there is a disambiguation page)
• Liar and Spy by Rebecca Stead

M

• The Madness Season by C.S. Friedman
• The Magic Island by William Seabrook, account of the author's travels in Haiti, 1929
• Magical Mystery Tours by Tony Bramwell; recounts Bramwell's life with The Beatles, rock and roll
• The Magician's Land by Lev Grossman; third book of The Magicians series (http://www.tor.com/blogs/2011/12/title-revealed-for-lev-grossmans-third-and-final-magicians-book)
• mytrey of blackbead's cove
• Makers of Modern India by Ramchandra Guha
• Make Lemonade by Virginia E. Wolff
• Malka (book) by Mirjam Pressler
• Malice (Novel) by Chris Wooding; A novel about two children (Seth and Kady) that are brought into Malice, a world that is part of a terrifying comic book, and try desperately to escape the horrors of that world. The books is part novel, part comic; a novel with sections composed completely of comic-style literature.
• The March of Folly by Barbara W. Tuchman; details four decisive turning points in history that illustrate the very heights of folly in government: the Trojan War, the breakup of the Holy See provoked by the Renaissance Popes, the loss of the American colonies by Britain's George III, and the United States' persistent folly in Vietnam.
• Master Novelist series A series of books published by Ward Lock & Co
• Master Of The Grove by Victor Kelleher;about a boy-Derin-travelling with a witch-Marna-finding his father.
• Max Remy-Super Spy – children's spy novel written by Deborah Abela
• Michael Vey:Rise of the Elgen by Richard Paul Evans-came out Augest 14th 2012-a link is http://www.michaelvey.com/ & http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/rise-of-the-elgen-richard-paul-evans/1109871783
• The Midnight Eye Guide to New Japanese Film by Tom Mes and Jasper Sharp. asianreporter.com Newtype USA protoculture.ca stonebridge.com sequentialtart.com/robots.txt
• The Midnight Zoo by Sonya Hartnett, a WWII book about kids who discover an abandoned zoo.
• The Milagro Beanfield War (novel) by John Nichols; here's a page for the movie, but not the book
• Modern Persona by B. Mitchell Kerr (pen name) Mitchell Kjrr (author). Published by iUniverse, 2007
• Mokee Joe by Peter J. Murray
• The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari by Robin Sharma; a life-changing book about a miraculous transformation of a business man
• My Own Two Feet by Beverly Cleary; memoir of Clearly's life
• The Mango Season by Amulya Malladi

N

• The Natural Man by Ed McClanahan
• Never Say Die (book) 2 - an Australian book by Dr Chris O'Brien
• Nick of Time (book) by Ted Bell
• Nightshade (series) by Andrea Cremer. Contains Nightshade (2010 novel), Wolfsbane (novel), Bloodrose, and Rift (novel).
• The Night Tourist by Katherine Marsh
• Num8ers by British authoress Rachel Ward.
• Now It's Funny: How I Survived Cancer, Divorce and Other Looming Disasters – nonfiction byMichael Solomon

O

• "October in the Chair" – short story by Neil Gaiman; collected in his book Fragile Things
• Only Daughter by Sandra Cisnerosal
• The Open Classroom – nonficiton by Herbert Kohl; about alternative education
• Oracles Of Fire by Bryan Davis
• Our Enemy, The State by Albert Jay Nock
• Outlaws of Moonshadow Marsh by L. G. Bass
• The Oz Principle: Getting Results through Individual and Organizational Accountability – nonfiction by Craig R. Hickman, Roger Connors and Tom Smith; ISBN 978-1591840244

• Oathbreaker Assassins apprentice by JB Redmond and SR Vaught

P

• The Pain of Christ and the Sorrow of God by Gerald Vann
• The Palace of Song by George Frederick Root
• Pandemonium (book) by Daryl Gregory
• Parallel Journeys by Eleanor Ayer with Helen Waterford and Alfons Heck
• Parlor Games (novel) (1979) by Robert Marasco
• Patasana – novel by Ahemt Ümit
• Pay it Forward (novel) by Catherine Ryan Hyde
• The Perfect Kill by Ben Allsop
• Phatik Chand by Satyajit Ray
• Pièce maîtresse by Robert Marasco and Gérard de Chergé
• Powers of Mind by George Goodman
• The Piper's Son by Melina Marchetta
• Primae Noctis by Aimery Thomas
• P.S. I Loathe You by Lisi Harrison

Q

• The Queen's Twin Written by Sarah Orne Jewett--24.225.89.81 (talk) 01:21, 1 June 2013 (UTC)
• Quest of the Holy Grail, a thirteenth-century French book by an anonymous author that fuses Arthurian legend and Christian symbolism

R

• Rage of A Demon King by Raymond E. Feist; third book in the serpentwar saga
• Rapture in Death by J.D. Robb; fourth book in In Death series
• Ravenspell by David Farland
• Reconstructing Amelia by Kimberly McCreight
• Red Riding Quartet by David Peace
• Run at Destruction by Lynda Drews ; based on the court case of Pam and Bob Bulit to be released this fall
• The Runner (novel) by Cynthia Voigt

Richard S. Tuttle

S

• Samurai Awakening by Benjamin Martin (born 1984). Winner of the 2013 Crystal_Kite_Awards published by Tuttle_Publishing
• Strangers and Wayfarers Written by Sarah Orne Jewett--24.225.89.81 (talk) 01:27, 1 June 2013 (UTC)
• Siege of Mithila by Ashok Banker
• Sardines and Oranges by Mohamed Zafzaf
• Salt on the Snow by Rukhsana Smith
• The Scholar of Moab by Steven L. Peck; scholarofmoab.com/
• Silent Moments of Melancholy by Amol Redij. An Epic poem of 21st Century Inc. told in a mode of Victorian age. Website here:.
• The Secret series by Enid Blyton. A series of five books, starting in 1938, which preceded all her other series'.
• Shadows of Your Black Memory by Donato Ndongo, a book about the Equatorial New Guinea on the road to independence and its conflicts with Spain.
• The Shadow Thieves (novel) by author Anne Ursu, first in a trilogy called the Cronus Chronicles
• Shades of Luz by John Gorman; published August 31, 2009 by All Things That Matter Press
• Shards of A Broken Crown by Raymond E. Feist; fourth book in the Serpentwar Saga
• Shoes Are For Sunday by Molly Weir; autobiography; Glasglow tenements
• Shrimp (book) by Rachel Cohn, sequel to Gingerbread
• Silent Films! the Performers by Paul Rothwell-Smith
• Sing Down the Moon by Scott O'Dell
• The Singing Sands (novel) by Josephine Tey
• Sir MacHinery by Tom McGowen
• Sisterhood Everlasting by Ann Brashares
• The Sky Fisherman – novel by Craig Lesley;
• Snail on the Slope by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky
• Souls of Aredyrah by Tracy Akers
• Special Edition 1. The Magic Escapes by Tony Abbott
• The Specialists: Model Spy by Shannon Greenland
• Speech-less: Tales of a White House Survivor by Matt Latimer
• SpyMice – series by Heather Vogel Frederick; involving mice in the roles of secret agents
• Stockholm Syndrome (novel) by author Richard Rider, first in the Stockholm Syndrome series
• The Summer Prince by Alaya Dawn Johnson; Neither author nor book have pages yet, but there are lovely reviews from NPR, Kirkus, Publishers Weekly & Entertainment Weekly:
• Supernature by Lyall Watson. Pseudoscience, very popular in the 1970s. Amazon link.

T

The Grimm Legacy

• The Arcade Catasrophe by Brandon Mull
• The second Bend In The River
• The Tao of Pug by Nancy Levine; the stories of Wilson the Tao Pug
• They Cage the Animals at Night by Jennings Michael Burch; NOT the film Michael Jackson was to star in
• The Mystery of the Aleph: Mathematics, the Kabbalah, and the Search for Infinity by Amir D. Aczel
• The Singing Fir Tree by Marti Stone; a Swiss folktale
• Threads (book series) by Sophia Bennett (author)
• The Tawny Scrawny Lion by Gustaf Tenggren; Little Golden Books
• The Thief Who Came to Dinner (novel) – we have the movie; we need the original novel
• The Three Doors by Jennifer Rowe
• Thief of Life (Series)
• This High School Has Closets by Robert Joseph Greene; The book was the topic of an article on Librarians and free speech by the Canadian Library Association. The book also references Marc Hall v. Durham Catholic School Board (Supreme Court Of Canada) and therefore has historical reference. Lastly, the book has several nominations for book awards.
• Ties That Bind, Ties That Break by Lensey Namoika
• The 9/11 Wars by Jason Burke (see also )
• The Time Thief by Linda Buckley Archer, sequel to Time Travellers in the Gideon Trilogy
• The Tradition of the New by Harold Rosenberg
• Twilight Land by Howard Pyle
• The Twisted Citadel by Sara Douglass; second book in the Darkglass Mountain series follows the axis trilogy and the wayfarer redemption
• The Ugly Pugling by Nancy Levine
• The Ultimate Kauai Guidebook by Andrew Doughty; there are seven editions
• The Case of Lucy Bending by Lawrence Sanders
• The Necessary Beggar by Susan Palwick
• The Year of Fog by Michelle Richmond
• Thick as Thieves by Steve Geng
• Triumph of Hope by Ruth Elias
• The Warhole Economy by Elizabeth Currid

U

• Unleashed (book) by Kristopher Reisz
• Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World by Bob Sehlinger; best-selling travel guide in the United States
• Unwind (book) by Neal Shusterman
• Upon a Dead Man's Head (book) by John Skelton

V

• The Vampire and the Virgin by Kerrelyn Sparks
• Verbotene Fragen (novel) by Robert Marasco
• The Verdict (novel) by Barry Reed; made into film The Verdict (1982)
• ViVa (poetry collection) by e.e. cummings

W

• Wake (book) by Lisa McMann
• Wake of the Nightshade (novel) by Steven G. Williams
• Wallach Theresa (writer, adventure motorcyclist) – born in 1909 in England;
• War (book) by Gwynne Dyer; covers all aspects of warfare
• The Wardstone Chronicals by Joseph Delaney
• The Weight of Silence (novel) by Heather Gudenkauf
• The Weight of All things (novel) by Sandra Benitez
• Wheat Belly: Lose the Wheat, Lose the Weight, and Find Your Path Back to Health (book) by William Davis, MD
• When I Was Five I Killed Myself, a.k.a. Burt, by Howard Buten. Unusual and significant that it is an English-language novel, written by an American, that nevertheless became a cultural landmark in France.
• Where Have All the Bullets Gone? by Spike Milligan. Goes between Mussolini: His Part in My Downfall and Goodbye Soldier
• Where the Lilies Bloom (novel) (req. pre-2012-10-15) – the novel by Bill Cleaver; the film Where the Lilies Bloom (1974) is an adaptation of the novel
• Why Do You Believe That? by B.A. Berean see
• Witness (autobiography) an autobiography by Whittaker Chambers
• The Wolves of Time series by William Horwood, containing Journey to the Heartland and Seekers at the Wulfrock.
• Wolves of the Beyond by Kathryn Lasky; series contains Lone Wolf (Book), Shadow Wolf (Book), Watch Wolf (Book), and Frost Wolf (Book).
• White Lilacs (book) by Carolyn Meyer; see
• Wolven (series) by Di Toft; containing Wolven (book), Wolven 2: Twilight Circus
• Womanthology: Heroic by Renae De Liz et al
• The Way of Zen by Alan Watts

• We Truck Louisville by Beverly Feathers ]

X

Y

• Yin Fu Jing A classic of Chinese.
• You: A Novel by Austin Grossman, who also wrote Soon I Will Be Invincible. It is a book about a glitch in a series of popular video games, but goes much deeper into the thoughts of the game itself.

Z

Unsorted

• Wagner the Wehr-Wolf book
• The Wedding (Queffélec) (1985) – novel Les Noces barbares by Yann Queffélec (winner of Prix Goncourt)
• Kranti Ki Laptain by Chandramani Brahmdutt
• A Faraway Ancient Country cited on the following wikipages: Walter Halloran | Exorcism of Roland Doe | Ghost | Exorcism | Edward Hughes (exorcist) and there are probably others

From Google: "What happens when a Protestant Fundamentalist becomes a Roman Catholic? Share one woman's journey into the land of Mysticism and scholar, and learn Catholicism from a Bible perspective using the King James 1611 Bible. Employing humanity, humor and wit, this marriage of creative and analytical writing is also the fruition of four years of research, 80 sources, 190 Biblical passages, and the efforts of three theologians, each with a Master's Degree in Divinity. Readers experience Catholicism through songs, prayers, poetry, and descriptions of celebrations as well as face the bigotry and malice often directed at Catholics. A Faraway Ancient Country offers an intimate look at faith and challenges spiritual growth."

• Tessa Hadley, British writer
• Georgina Hammick, British short-story writer, born in Hampshire, educated in Kenya and England; she later attended the Academie Julian, Paris, and the Salisbury School of Art. Her first collection of stories, People for Lunch (1987), was acclaimed for its wit, irony, and compassion. The stories in Spoilt (1992), her second collection, return to the affectionately depicted parochial and suburban landscapes of the earlier work, and are characterized by Hammick's customary elegance of style; here, however, her skill with satirical dialogue and her narrative dexterity often conceal tragic depths, as in the superb ‘The Dying Room’. Widely anthologized herself, Hammick has also edited an anthology, The Virago Book of Love and Loss (1992), which includes a number of influences and affinities—Elizabeth Bowen, Sylvia Townsend Warner, Elizabeth Taylor, Alice Munro.

Read more: Georgina Hammick Biography - (1939– ), People for Lunch, Spoilt, The Virago Book of Love and Loss http://www.jrank.org/literature/pages/4277/Georgina-Hammick.html#ixzz10m6pJU6W

• The Night Eagles Soared Copyright © 2010 by S. B. Newman. All rights reserved. Published by Tate Publishing & Enterprises, LLC 127 E. Trade Center Terrace, Mustang, Oklahoma 73064 USA ISBN: 978-1-61663-616-6 Book design copyright © 2010 by Tate Publishing, LLC. All rights reserved.Cover design by Stefanie Rooney Interior design by Stephanie Woloszyn

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