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A Deadly Distance (Jack Noble #2)
Washington, D.C. Midday. A man waits at a bus stop, his intentions unknown. Two government operatives have been stalking him for days, waiting for him to make his move. Unexpectedly, the man takes off running and heads for a deserted warehouse.
Jack Noble and his partner, Frank Skinner, believe the man to be part of a terrorist organization that is involved in smuggling drugs and guns and men into the country. But it turns out their plan involves far more export than import, and hits a lot closer to home.
As the case in this explosive thriller unfolds, the man behind it all reaches out to Jack with a simple message... 37 hours.
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[#3 - it's been free before. I have not read it. I have read other stuff in the same series that I liked. The author is on the top 100 free list now and then.]
The Pack: Winter Kill
The idea for this werewolf noir series started with a murder.
I walked out of a store on some crummy errand or another and I saw it plain as day. A young man falls down in the desert. A boot appears on the back of his neck, and the camera floats up a uniformed leg to a .45. Higher still and we see a grizzled sheriff staring down at the young man.
Bang!
A young woman runs past him, screaming. A deputy chases her. The sheriff raises his pistol.
Bang!
The camera follows the path of the bullet. It streaks past the deputy’s ear toward the woman. It slams into the back of her head. The screen goes dark, then the bullet and the camera reach daylight on the other side.
I sat in the car for a few minutes to write it all down in my notebook. It had been so vivid I could see the characters’ features, the sheriff’s boots, badge and uniform, the girl’s red, flower-print sundress flowing in the breeze. I didn’t care where it came from, what I wanted to figure out was what to do with it.
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Quick and Easy Gluten Free Soups: 40 Delicious Recipes to Make at Home (Quick and Easy Gluten Free Recipes)
An Easy Way to Go Gluten Free and Love It!
So much of the food you already love is naturally gluten-free and, therefore, the safest and most nutritious way to follow a gluten-free diet is to cook at home and to stick primarily to fresh, unrefined and unprocessed ingredients. If you want to eat really healthy food with good ingredients, it is best to make it yourself.
Planning simple, home cooked meals and choosing naturally gluten-free whole foods like fresh vegetables, herbs, meat, rice, beans, quinoa or buckwheat should make your transition to a gluten-free lifestyle much easier. Here is my easy and delicious collection of homemade gluten free soup recipes to get you cooking!
[#43 - just three reviews - all 5-star.]
Whole Grains, Empty Promises: The Surprising Truth About the World's Most Overrated 'Health' Food
In Whole Grains, Empty Promises: The Surprising Truth about the World’s Most Overrated ‘Health’ Food, independent health researcher Anthony Colpo unmercifully slaughters the healthy whole grain myth with a mountain of scientific evidence interlaced with his unmistakable wit.
For nearly a decade, Colpo has been slaying nutritional dragons and diet gurus with his scientific rigor and the unapologetic truth in a way that could almost be considered a martial art. In this book he examines the pervasive belief that whole grains are both healthy in general and healthier than their refined counterparts.
The verdict? No they’re not. And the foundation upon which the belief that whole grains are healthy is built will shock you!
In the book you’ll learn that you may be giving yourself arsenic poisoning with all that brown rice you’ve been eating, depleting your body of valuable minerals with your whole grain bread and porridge, and otherwise torturing your bowels and taste buds with spoonful after spoonful of empty promises.
[#54 - seven reviews, all 5-star.]
The Definitive Way to go Gluten Free
More and more people are waking up to the fact that gluten is central to their chronic health conditions, including: blood sugar dysregulation, bowel problems, inflammation, autoimmune disease, weight problems, mood disorders, and beyond.
While adopting a gluten free diet seems simple enough on the surface, going truly gluten free can actually be a complicated and often frustrating endeavor—you need to know quite a bit about gluten and food in general in order to be able to identify foods that contain it and to successfully avoid it diligently enough to eliminate your health issues.
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Herbal Remedies: 5 Must Have Herbs For Health And Healing (Herbal Medicine, Natural Remedies, Essential Oils, Spices)
Discover The 5 Most Effective Herbs For Optimal Health And Healing.
You’re about to discover how to overcome what ails you with the 5 most effective herbal remedies used by various cultures for thousands of years. Most people resort to prescriptions drugs when they are faced with a problem or illness. The use of herbs for medicinal purposes has been widely used since ancient times without the negative effects.
The truth is, if you are suffering from some sort of condition or illness and haven't been able to effectively treat it, it's because you are lacking the information needed to look towards a more natural solution. This book goes into the proven herbal remedies that can dramatically improve your quality of life.
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