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Interview: Andrew Britton, author of The Invisible

Feb 29, 2008

February 29, 2008

Andrew Britton has been making a name for himself in the international thriller genre with the publications of THE AMERICAN, THE ASSASSIN and the newly released THE INVISIBLE, which continues the exploits of CIA agent and counterterrorism operative Ryan Kealey.

February 29, 2008 - March 13, 2008

Here are reading recommendations with your comments and a rating of 1 to 5 stars for the contest period of February 29 - March 13.

When you shop in bookstores, how many books do you typically buy?

February 29, 2008, 519 voters

February 2008

It’s only February, but amidst the chilly winter days I am already searching for hints of the approaching spring. With Easter falling in March this year and the days getting longer, I am reminded of how spring represents a season of rebirth and rejuvenation --- and it’s something I look forward to every year. But with some brisk days still ahead of us, here are some titles to get you through them.

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Interview: Will Lavender, author of Obedience

Feb 22, 2008

February 22, 2008

In Will Lavender's debut novel, OBEDIENCE, lines between fiction and reality, and ethics and logic, are crossed when a college professor assigns his students to solve a hypothetical crime that eerily parallels some of their lives.

Interview: Jim Wallis, author of The Great Awakening: Reviving Faith & Politics in a Post-Religious Right America

Feb 22, 2008

February 22, 2008

If religion and politics are the two topics you’re supposed to avoid talking about in polite company, then Jim Wallis is in big trouble. His book, GOD’S POLITICS, articulated the concern that many evangelicals felt about their faith being co-opted by the Religious Right. And now, as the 2008 presidential race heats up, Wallis is back with THE GREAT AWAKENING, a powerful work that challenges people of faith to speak out on issues of social justice, get involved and effect change.

February 22, 2008

Well, I got a lot of mail last week from people who were chastising me about not having a book for the car when I was stuck in traffic. I realize now that just as we have backup LightWedges in the car to ensure that passengers can read in the dark, I need to stash books into the map pockets to ensure there are backup books available. My new slogan: "I will not be caught without a book again." As I say this I point my finger like those old Smokey Bear (Internet Trivia of the Day: Note why he's not Smokey the Bear here.) ads where he talks about how YOU can prevent forest fires.

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Will Lavender, author of Obedience

When the students in Winchester University’s Logic and Reasoning 204 arrive for their first day of class, they are greeted not with a syllabus or texts, but with a startling assignment from Professor Williams: Find a hypothetical missing girl named Polly.

Name up to three books that you just could not put down.

February 15, 2008

February 15, 2008 - February 29, 2008

Here are reading recommendations with your comments and a rating of 1 to 5 stars for the contest period of February 15 - February 29.