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Can't Remember What I Forgot
Can't Remember What I Forgot : The Good News from the Front Lines of Memory Research
by Sue Halpern
Reviewed: Apr 21, 2008
 
Published: May 6, 2008
 
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(3.5/5)
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The House at Riverton
The House at Riverton
by Kate Morton
Reviewed: Jan 23, 2008
 
Published: Apr 22, 2008
 
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(4.3/5)
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Seven for a Secret
Seven for a Secret : A John the Eunuch Mystery
by Mary and Eric Mayer Reed
Reviewed: Jan 23, 2008
 
Published: Apr 15, 2008
 
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(3.5/5)
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How Doctors Think
How Doctors Think
by Jerome Groopman
Reviewed: Apr 1, 2008
 
Published: Mar 12, 2008
 
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(4.5/5)
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Killer Heat
Killer Heat
by Linda Fairstein
Reviewed: Feb 19, 2008
 
Published: Mar 11, 2008
 
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(4.4/5)
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Dervishes
Dervishes
by Beth Helms
Reviewed: Nov 19, 2007
 
Published: Mar 4, 2008
 
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(3.8/5)
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Resistance
Resistance
by Owen Sheers
Reviewed: Dec 17, 2007
 
Published: Feb 19, 2008
 
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(4.7/5)
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Desert Cut
Desert Cut : A Lena Jones Mystery
by Betty Webb
Reviewed: Dec 17, 2007
 
Published: Feb 15, 2008
 
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