Beginning Keystonejs: A Practical Introduction to Keystonejs Using a Real-World Project
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Learn how to develop a complete and robust Node, express.js and MongoDB-based web application and...
Spy the Lie: Former CIA Officers Teach You How to Detect Deception
Philip Houston, Susan Carnicero and Mike Floyd
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Identify the signs Ask the right questions Get to the truth Spy the Lie is a fascinating study of...
Area Studies at the Crossroads: Knowledge Production After the Mobility Turn: 2017
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In this pioneering volume, leading scholars from a diversity of backgrounds in the humanities,...
Energy Economics
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With interest in topics such as climate change, energy security, and alternative energy sources...
Debbiereadsbook (1672 KP) rated All the Wrong Pages (Collier Creek) in Books
Oct 17, 2023
This is book 4 of 6 in the Collier Creek multi author series; you don't need to read the other books first. But you NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEED to read them, OK?? Cos all these books, and I have 2 more to read, have been awesome!
Logan and Cooper have been butting heads ever since high school when Logan stole Cooper's date for prom. Logan has crushed on Coop for as long, and it's become second nature. But then Cooper was made to see, really SEE why Logan is driving him nuts, and an overheard conversation crosses the T's and dots the I's. And then?? Logan is his, but will Logan let Coop in??
What I loved the most about this, was the dawning realisation that Coop had. It sort of crept up on him, till it hit him upside the head and then he ran with it. It was like a light bulb went off in his head and once he made the connection between Logan's behaviour and Logan's feelings?? Holy Moly!!
I loved the chemistry between these two. Hawt off the page, once they make the move. Loved that Coop never realised how perfect for him Logan was, before he got his hands and mouth on him. LOVED the smexy times!!
Again, super low angst. Most of the drama is before they get together, and that which comes after is not relationship based, but job based. But loved how both their work issues were solved in one fell swoop! It does lead nicely into a new series from McIntyre, too.
I can't fault this, really I can't. I just wish I could give them all more stars!
5 full and shiny stars
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The Philosophical Works of al-Kindi
Peter Adamson, Peter E. Pormann and Syed Nomanul Haq
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This volume presents the philosophical writings of al-Kindi, known as the 'Philosopher of the...
Plant Specialized Metabolism: Genomics, Biochemistry, and Biological Functions
Massimo Maffei and Gen-Ichiro Arimura
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Recent advances in science have clarified the role of plant specialized metabolites (classically...
Principles of Aeroelasticity
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Introductory Guide on the Design of Aerospace Structures Developed from a course taught at Concordia...
Engineering a Safer World: Systems Thinking Applied to Safety
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Engineering has experienced a technological revolution, but the basic engineering techniques applied...
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2498 KP) rated Murder at Chateau sur Mer in Books
Mar 7, 2026 - 5:22 AM (Updated Mar 7, 2026 - 5:25 AM)
The book does a good job of putting us back in Emma’s world while also setting up the mystery. While there are great twists, I did feel a few things were rushed at the climax. Still, everything did make sense. I appreciated the updates we got on Emma and the other regulars, both real people and fictional characters. Speaking of which, I love how the two types rub elbows seamlessly. In fact, I was surprised to learn a couple I thought pure invention were real. Be sure to read the author’s notes at the end to find out the facts that support this fiction. As always, the summer setting gave me some relaxed vibes, and I felt like I was transported back in time. If you are looking for a fun historical series, this is one to check out.
