An Inside Look at the Risk of Nuclear Annihilation in the Weaponization of Space.
". . . never before has the capacity existed for humans
to terminate all living activity on the planet in one
spasmodic hour of nuclear exchange."
– Apollo 14 Astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell
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The sixth year's selection of Readers' Choices. Another choice baker's dozen!
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Two Feathers, a half-blood Comanche of 14, and his adopted brother, Will, struggle to keep their
Pecos River Ranch home. The boys are relentlessly attacked by Two Feathers' uncle, who hates
them and is obsessed with stealing Buck, Will's faithful stallion. The boys must win their
battles on the harsh Staked Plains alone.
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The fifth year's selection of Readers' Choices. If you like Westerns, you'll love this one!
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The true story of a string of brutal murders, rapes, and the cop who tried to stop it.
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The Untold Stories of Apollo Astronauts Who Tried, Failed, and Tried Again to Land a Bible on the Moon.
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Maggie's faith is strong, but will she withstand the pressures of being a wife, mother, and
pastor? Sickness and health are part of all of our lives, but Maggie must finesse her
caregiving in challenging situations she never expected. Only time will tell if she is up
to the task.
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Tillie grew up on the prairies of Alberta, Canada, in the '50s and '60s. It was a time of
change for both Tillie and the culture. By the time she reached San Francisco in 1958,
the world was no longer the same . . . and neither was Tillie!
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In D.C., justice can be in short supply.
Can murder ever be justified? That's the question posed to "Mr. Ethics," aka Sam Turner.
Then a terrified woman leads to a dead senator and Sam walks straight into danger. But will he
walk back out?
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On January 31, 1971, Navy Captain Dr. Edgar Mitchell embarked on the Apollo 14 mission,
resulting in his becoming the sixth man to walk on the moon. This historic journey ended
safely nine days later on February 9, 1971. For Mitchell, however, the most extraordinary
journey was yet to come.
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