Review of Your Doctor Said WHAT? by Dr. Terrie Wurzbacher

If the thought of a visit to your doctor raises your blood pressure and makes you even sicker than you already are, Dr. Terrie Wurzbacher´s empowering book Your Doctor Said WHAT? is an over-the-counter remedy for you.

Submitted By Nell

Review of Simplify Your Time by Marcia Ramsland

From how to change a bad habit to how to make a five-year plan, Simplify Your Time will teach you how to squeeze all you can from your daily allotment of 24 hours.

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The Watchman by Robert Crais
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The latest Joe Pike novel from Robert Crais offers "edge-of-your-seat" action, a twisting plot, and likeable yet flawed characters. It´s an enjoyable read. This review first appeared on Suite 101´s mystery crime fiction site.

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Motor Mouth by Janet Evanovich
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Take Carl Hiaasen´s South Florida. Throw in a little NASCAR. Combine with a hot female mechanic and you´ve got Janet Evanovich´s latest recipe for success. This review first appeared on Suite 101´s mystery and crime fiction Web site.

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Step on a Crack by James Patterson
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With Step on a Crack, best-selling author James Patterson introduces a new character—Mike Bennett, a hard-nosed, gentle-hearted, Irish cop and father of ten. This review first appeared on Suite 101´s mystery and crime fiction Web site.

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March by Geraldine Brooks
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Louisa Mae Alcott´s "Little Women" tells the story of the March women during the Civil War period, but what were Mr. March´s experiences during that turbulent time? That is the question that Geraldine Brook´s amazing, Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, "March," seeks to explain. This review first appeared on Suite 101´s mystery and crime fiction site.

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