Book Review: Carl Hiaasen’s Nature Girl
The impassioned, possibly bipolar, self-proclaimed queen of lost causes Honey Santana, who schemes to help rid the world of irresponsibility, indifference, and dinnertime sales calls.
The impassioned, possibly bipolar, self-proclaimed queen of lost causes Honey Santana, who schemes to help rid the world of irresponsibility, indifference, and dinnertime sales calls.
One week to prove that a cat’s fancy could be the love of a lifetime, one week for Maggie to convince hotshot attorney Nicholas Goodman that he loves her.
Past dangers cast shadows across the seemingly peaceful present, and a new adversary – unlike any Amelia has ever encountered – will chart a course that puts Amelia Peabody’s beloved family directly in the path of destruction.
It’s 1917 and the Great War ravages the world while archaeologist Amelia Peabody and her extended family must confront shocking dangers.
Now a dedicated member of the depraved Heavenly Host, Adrian Alistair Rohan loses himself in his only pleasure, and see Charlotte as a toy until better arrives.
Kidnapped, archaeologist Annja Creed is a prisoner of the dreaded Abu Sayyaf, a notorious terrorist group. Escaping, she must avoid her captors and the not-so-dead spirits with a taste for flesh.
When her cameraman disappears, Annja narrowly escapes attack and everyone on the dig is at risk. Annja thinks they’re in danger not because of what they saw, but “who…”
Watch On the Rhine is a new chapter, and a “side-story”, in the best-selling Posleen War saga.
While Molly struggles to raise her daughter in the wake of betrayal, she dreams of her beloved Carey. And fate would give their love a second chance.
A 40,000-year-old alien necklace and a colleague asking for help pulls Annja Creed to a dig in Antartica where she soon begins to wonder who to trust and who wants to kill her.