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When Dr. Andrea Pearson, an AIDS researcher, finds Dr. Milton Grafton mutliated and brutally murdered, she begins a descent into the bizarre that threatens her academic appointment and ultimately, her life.
Homicide detective Gary Krastowitcz isn't prejudiced. He suspects everyone equally. The social implications of Grafton's murder lead the detective to a list of implausible suspects until he learns that things are not always what they seem.
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It's Christmas Eve in Nebraska, 1874 and 15-year-old Rachel Bennett would rather be back in Omaha wearing ruffled silk dresses and preparing for Christmas balls than taking care of her ill mother and infant brother with a blizzard on the way. When five Indians show up at their door, she has no one to turn to for help and has to rely on her instincts to keep her family safe.
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CPR in ancient Egypt? Alexandria Stone is a physician with all the techniques of modern medicine at her disposal, but when an x-ray of a mummy found at her father's archeological dig reveals a procedure that hadn't been developed four thousand years ago, her excitement overcomes her scientist's logic. Determined to prove her theory, she visits her father's dig. In the hidden room of a pharaoh's tomb, her father discovers an acient scroll lying near a statue of the goddess, Isis.
When Alex attempts to sing the song, she is transported back in time--and right into the arms of the best looking hunk she's ever encountered: Tarik, chief physician to Pharaoh Mentuhotep. Despite his attraction to the lovely time traveler, Tarik is bound by honor to give her to Pharaoh as his concubine.
A world of implausible sights and unimaginable pleasures captivate Alex's senses, while the love of Tarik holds her heart spellbound even as she tries to unravel the magical secret of THE SONG OF ISIS.
Prologue
Northwestern University - present day
Only a lighted panel illuminated the clustered, shrouded figures. Their voices, like the beating of wings, rose in an increasing crescendo. The tallest among them, silver-haired and imposing, placed a large film against the light and traced his finger along the glowing image. "Cries of surprise erupted, then fell silent. The onlookers restrained excitement evidenced only by the flapping of their white coats.
"Where's Stone?" The obvious leader of the scientific gathering spoke with a quiet tone of authority that commande | |  | | Wyoming Wilde by Diana Hart
When a cool and classic New Yorker meets a rugged Wyoming cowboy, the result is hotter than a Yellowstone geyser. All Cassandra Wilde wants is to settle her estranged father's estate and head back home even in a raging blizzard. To her dismay, her return is put on hold when the details of the will forces her into a partnership with the tall, handsome cowboy of her childhood.
Sage McKenna has grown up on the Parrish ranch with one dream: to inherit the land that Jake Parrish had promised years before when he killed Sage's father. Now, forced into ownership with the most delectable yet stubborn creature east of the Mississippi, Sage's lonely world is turned upside down.
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