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Supercars

Text and photographs present twenty-three kinds of racing cars, including the Aston Martin DB7, Chevrolet Corvette ZR1, and Mercedes 500SL.

A Sheep In Wolf's Clothing

Tom Perkins has a life. One that's safe, straight forward and predictable - until he decides to attend a school reunion in a London pub. Soon Tom's pleasant but dull bachelor universe is turned upside down as he becomes embroiled in a world of intrigue, globetrotting and exploding chickens. Drawn to the vivacious yet unfathomable Jo Richards, and forced to rub shoulders with arms-dealing diamond traders, murderous double agents and the higher echelons of the Civil Service, Tom is out of his depth. In fact, the only thing that stands between him and certain death is a crazed aunt who keeps an arms cache where her vacuum cleaner should be.

Wrongfully Accused

Detective Gabriel Hugo has never been able to forget Kate Franklin. Eight years ago he let down his barriers and made love to her, but guilt and regret tore them apart. Now she's the prime suspect in the murder of her second husband, an ambitious congressman. The FBI wants Gabe to use his connection to Kate to prove her guilt. Unfortunately his desire for Kate is as intense and forbidden as ever. Kate is shocked to be a suspect and doubly shocked that the lead detective is the man she has always wanted. Eight years ago Gabe hadn't been willing to hear that she was in love with him, and nothing has changed. But when the attacks on Kate's life begin can she trust Gabe to prove her innocence and keep her safe? 98,000 words

Betrayed by Trust

Catherine Morrissey is devastated when her sister's body is found on a tiny wooded island on the Potomac. For months, Catherine had hoped that Blair's disappearance would end with the bright, young Capitol Hill aide found safe and alive. Determined to put pressure on the police to catch the killer, Catherine flies to Washington, D.C. Joseph Rossi, an investigative reporter for the Washington Herald, broke the story of Blair's murder—and ruined his chances with Catherine in the process. They'd developed a warm, long-distance connection after Catherine's sister went missing, but the temptation of the scoop—which revealed some Morrissey family secrets—was too great to resist. Now together in D.C., Catherine and Joe are thrown into a world of lies, scandal and deadly political intrigue. They must work as a team and learn to trust one another—and their rekindled feelings—if they have any hope of living to see the truth uncovered. "Wrongfully Accused is a compelling, quick-paced blend of political intrigue, gritty suspense and wrenching romance... Barrons is a thrilling addition to the romantic suspense genre." — USA TODAY 96,000 words

12 Habitudes of Highly Successful Traders

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Inks and Washes

Barron's Art Handbooks are pocket-sized reference guides for art teachers and students. Heavily illustrated in color, the titles are divided into color-coded sub-series as follows: Purple, instruction in art media; Green, techniques and theory; Yellow, art history and movements; Red, art genres. This brand-new title, Inks and Washes, falls into the Purple category, explaining their application, both when used alone and in mixed-media art-works, and showing examples of artworks that have been created using these techniques.

The 7 Secrets of Leadership Success

Business leaders know they need to engage their workforce more in strategy; they know several of their senior players do not model the culture change they want to see; they know parts of the business are not aligned but, up until now, there has been no cohesive way of managing that change. The 7 Secrets of Leadership Success offers a unique insight into the mindset and methodology of the military on leadership, strategy and management. For the first time, leading management consultant Deborah Tom and military chief Major General Richard Barrons reveal the secrets of modern military success. The 7 Secrets of Leadership Success answers questions such as: - Why is it that leaders are respected and followed in military and not in industry? - Why is it that strategy fails? - How should a business address poor morale and engagement? - How can a global firm become 'one firm'? This unique management book will enable every leader to feel empowered, take command of their situation and lead their people and their business to success.

Mind Power

Traders worldwide have come to rely on the advice of Ruth Barrons Roosevelt, a renowned psychological trading coach and successful futures trader. In Mind Power, Roosevelt builds on the information she dispensed in previous books, drawing the wisdom from her regular online column. As with all Roosevelt's insights, this book expands on tips, tools, and explorations she uses. Roosevelt stresses that the human mind is a powerful engine that can drive your trading success. In Mind Power, she lays out the steps and exercise that will lead to profitable trading and investing. Discover what thousands of others have already have: Roosevelt can help you turn your powerful ideas into positive action!

The Effect of Arousal and Emotional Valence on Hypermnesia

Let's Play Ball

Finding a lost baseball is the only thing standing in the way of a perfect ball-playing day.

Barron's Guide to Law Schools

Doodle and Activity Advent Placemats

This ingenious doodle pad features tear-out, cardstock pages that double as placemats--one for each day of December up to the 25th! Each page features artistic prompts that will inspire children to get creative while they chow down and count down the days until Christmas.

Greek Life

Examines daily life in ancient Greece and discusses the mythology, art, medicine, and philosophy of the Greeks.

The . 22 Caliber Killings

The .22 Caliber Killings is a gripping story of a San Diego Police Homicide Detective Sergeant, "Square Jaw Jack" Leslie, be-deviled trying to solve the mystery of what brutal burglar is doing all those killings with such a ridiculously tiny weapon, a .22 caliber rifle! He falls head over heels for a ravishing redhead and admires her twelve-year-old most remarkable daughter who's to become a noted actress. Could it be it's their friend doing the killing?

Whores, Queers and Others

Classic of gay literature, and a 10-year chronicle of life split between post-war Paris, Italy, and New York. This seminal title, helping to transition society from the days when Glory Hole meant a lucky mining strike, has been out of print for a while, perhaps because the modern gay community isn't able to come to grips with Barrows' "final" decision on his own sexuality. Still, as a work by a man who tried just about everything, beginning his narrative at the seminary of all places, it's a worthy effort for anyone interested in the subject or the period.

Submarines

Relates the history of submarines from the earliest experimental vessels to modern nuclear submarines, and describes their role in warfare and espionage.

My Favorite Tractor

A farmer is working on the farm when he finds a cow that is in need of help, in a tractor-shaped book. On board pages.

Whiptail of Blackshale Trail

An iguana tells two friends a spooky tale about a mysterious creature.

Barron's Compact Guide to Colleges

This smaller and less expensive version of Barron's Profiles of American Colleges has been updated for the 2000-2001 school year. It describes approximately 400(?) colleges across the United States in profiles adapted from the larger book. The Compact Guide to Colleges mainly profiles schools that fall within Barron's top three categories on the academic competitiveness scale: Most Competitive, Highly Competitive, and Very Competitive.