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Dont look down

Crusie, Jennifer
Bob Mayer is joint author. Lucy fills in for a movie director who had a heart attack at the request of her stunt co-ordinator ex-husband, falls in love with a Green Beret, and meets an alligator named Moot. And a really bad pun at the end.

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6/2006

Fast Women

Crusie, Jennifer
Nell gets divorced and starts working for a detective agency.

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2/2005

Santa baby

Crusie, Jennifer
I never thought Id say it, but I couldnt finish this book because it had too much sex. The first story, Hot Toy by Jennifer Crusie, was pretty good. The second story, Christmas Bonus by Lori Foster, was pretty boring and too much sex. The third story, Naughty Under The Mistletoe by Carly Phillips, was boring and looked like it was going to have too much sex, eventually. So I quit!

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Tell Me Lies

Crusie, Jennifer
A woman find some unmentionables (not hers) in her husband's car. Very good funny tale, some hot sex, funny lines.

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Calm down. Be rational. Eat Chocolate. There was a good idea. Chocolate spurred the production of endorphins, which would calm her down, and was full of caffeine, which would give her the energy to kill her husband. The best of both worlds.

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7/2001

Welcome To Temptation

Crusie, Jennifer
Two women go to Temptation to make a movie. Very good, funny, and sexy!

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"I have to say," Phin said. "I don't think anybody we've talked to tonight has told you the truth about anything." ... "Welcome to the wonderful world of law enforcement," Wes said. --pg. 210.

Bonus Quote, From Memory:

"We're going to need a bigger dock."--pg. ?

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5/2003

A Stolen Life

Curry, Jane
In 1700s Scotland a girl, posing as a boy, is kidnapped by "spiriters" to colonial America and sold into bondage. Good story with interesting historical background.

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6/2012

Moon Window

Curry, Jane
I wish I knew more about writing so I could figure out why the second half of the story didn't work for me, but I don't and it didn't. Anyway, a young girl is sent to stay with a relative in a strange old stone house in New Hampshire while her mother is on her honeymoon with her new husband. Charming jacket illustration.

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6/2012

The Watsons Go To Birmingham--1963

Curtis, Christopher Paul
A family goes to Birmingham. Good story.

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12/1999

It's not news, it's FARK

Curtis, Drew
Analysis of the Mass Media, with applicable Best Of FARK comments. I did not find it "drop-dead hysterically funny", but it was interesting.

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6/2007

Matilda Bone

Cushman, Karen
A journey of self-realization for a medieval girl. Interesting insight into health care way back then. Yikes!

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11/2008

Rodzina

Cushman, Karen
Enjoyable story of orphan train girl Rodzina traveling west.

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12/2003

The Midwife's Apprenctice

Cushman, Karen
An abandoned girl-child makes her way in medieval England, becoming the ill-used apprentice to a village midwife. Didn't see that coming, did you?

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8/2011

Cyclops

Cussler, Clive
Dirk Pitt looks for a golden statue in Cuba. Has a blimp in the story.

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4/2000

Deep Six

Cussler, Clive
Dirk Pitt, Soviet mind-control of the president, sunken ships, it's all here!

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5/2000

Dragon

Cussler, Clive
Dirk Pitt races to stop a Japanese madman from exploding cars with atomic bombs in them!

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5/2000

Flood Tide

Cussler, Clive
Dirk Pitt stems the flow of illegal Chinese immigrants. Recommended by Kelly.

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3/2000

Iceberg

Cussler, Clive
Dirk Pitt finds a ship frozen in an iceberg. Kind of average, I thought.

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5/2000

Inca Gold

Cussler, Clive
Dirk Pitt and a band of one-dimensional characters search for hidden treasure. Rousing Adventure.

QUOTE:

Then and there he vowed never to complain or make jokes about bologna sandwiches ever again.

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4/2000

Nightprobe!

Cussler, Clive
Dirk Pitt searches for a lost train.

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6/2000

Raise The Titanic!

Cussler, Clive
Dirk Pitt raises, well, the Titanic!

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6/2000
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