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Fiona’s world flipped upside down on the day of her accident, which left her with a massive burn scar on the side of her face and a lingering feeling of shyness and insecurity. Read More
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Fiona Doyle's face was horribly scarred as a child. She writes about her frustrations and dreams in notebooks, penning song lyrics. But she'd never be brave enough to sing those songs in public. Fi Doyle never had an accident. She's the best lacrosse player in the state and can't be distracted by her friend who wants to be more than that. But then her luck on the field goes south.
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Editorial Content for My Best Everything
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Not a lot of books portray first love alongside moonshine, junkyards and agoraphobia --- but even if it weren't for the ingenuity of its plot, MY BEST EVERYTHING would still stand out from the deluge of young adult romances flooding bookstore shelves. Read More
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Luisa "Lulu" Mendez has just finished her final year of high school in a small Virginia town, determined to move on and leave her job at the local junkyard behind. So when her father loses her college tuition money, Lulu needs a new ticket out. Desperate for funds, she cooks up the (illegal) plan to make and sell moonshine with her friends.
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March 2015
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Editorial Content for The Assassin: An Isaac Bell AdventureContributorsReviewer (text)Judy Gigstad
If you haven’t been spellbound by Van Dorn private detective Isaac Bell by this time, then THE ASSASSIN will make you a fan. The ability of Clive Cussler (in collaboration with Justin Scott) to fine-tune characters, set them in near-impossible situations and spin a multifaceted plot is storytelling genius. Read More TeaserVan Dorn private detective Isaac Bell is investigating John D. Rockefeller’s Standard Oil monopoly, when a sniper begins murdering opponents of Standard Oil, and it doesn’t stop there. The murders --- shootings, poisonings, staged accidents --- have just begun as Bell tracks his phantom-like criminal adversary across the U.S., to Russia’s war-torn Baku oil fields on the Caspian Sea, and back to America for a final, desperate confrontation. And this one will be the most explosive of all. PromoVan Dorn private detective Isaac Bell is investigating John D. Rockefeller’s Standard Oil monopoly, when a sniper begins murdering opponents of Standard Oil, and it doesn’t stop there. The murders --- shootings, poisonings, staged accidents --- have just begun as Bell tracks his phantom-like criminal adversary across the U.S., to Russia’s war-torn Baku oil fields on the Caspian Sea, and back to America for a final, desperate confrontation. And this one will be the most explosive of all. About the BookVan Dorn private detective Isaac Bell is investigating John D. Rockefeller’s Standard Oil monopoly, when a sniper begins murdering opponents of Standard Oil, and it doesn’t stop there. The murders --- shootings, poisonings, staged accidents --- have just begun as Bell tracks his phantom-like criminal adversary across the U.S., to Russia’s war-torn Baku oil fields on the Caspian Sea, and back to America for a final, desperate confrontation. And this one will be the most explosive of all. Copyright © 2025 The Book Report, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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