shilo is awsome it starts off he saves a kid and then goes to reel excitement

This is a great reference book for someone looking for information about the Ukraine. It includes two color maps, an excellent table of contents (easy to find what you need! ) and a lot of very informative tables. :-)

As a former student of his at Parsons NY I felt great to finally see a compilation of Allan's great body of work, Long overdue in a book format. Allan's strong motivation to the new generations of designers is well transmitted through the pages of this excellent edition.It is a must for design professionals and students.

Fay Cunningham is a middle aged, fourty pound overweight, menopausal, divorcee who is trying to quit a twenty-year, pack a day smoking habit. She has a daughter in college, and is the publisher of the town's very successful newspaper. She recently handed over her newspaper duties, for the time being, to see if she still wants to continue doing it. In the meantime she is delivering the papers herself to get closer to her customers, help her with her depression, and to lose the weight she has gained from not smoking. Faye Cunningham is what a lot of us are, a lady trying to find herself. But she is also much more than that. She is also a very loyal, and trustworthy friend. And so on a rainy, dreary day, when she went to the door of Joe Wise, one of her closest friends, to deliver his newspaper, and a strange woman, very rudely answered the door, saying that Joe isn't there, Fay becomes very curious.

Leaving Joe's house she goes to the "gossip corner", a nearby restaurant in town, and finds the former police chief, Mitch Malone, there having lunch. Not someone she is particularly happy to see at the moment. I have got to say that I was hooked on A DANGEROUS WOMAN when I read the very first paragraph. And Ms. Lee did not let me go. She has created a character, in Fay Cunningham, that most of us can relate to. A funny, not so perfect, but warm woman, who is trying to find herself after a devastating divorce. A woman who is so loyal to her friends that she puts own problems on the back burner, to make sure that they are alright, and not in harm's way. Bumbling along, but not giving up when things don't quite go the way that she wants them to.

A DANGEROUS WOMAN is a wonderful cozy, mystery that you will just want to curl up with, and forget the rest of the world, as Ms Lee pulls you into Fay's world. And you will not be sorry, because you will laugh, you will cry, you will bite your nails. Ms. Lee writes in such a fashion that it is easy to get to know Fay, and all of the other characters that she brings into the story. The plot keeps your interest, and makes you want to keep going. The characters are alive, and breathing. And you can't help but relate to the wonderful heroin, Faye.

If I could order up a friend, with all the qualities I desired, I would want a friend just like Fay Cunningham. And, I know, after reading A DANGEROUS WOMAN you will too.

I just can't say enough about this wonderful book. I just hope that this isn't the last Faye Cunningham mystery. A DANGEROUS WOMAN is much too good to not have a sequel. And believe me when, and if, it appears, I will be the first one in line to get it. And anymore thereafter.

This is not nearly as nice as another David Robert's book, Egypt: Yesterday and Today, but the images are just as beautiful, even in their reduced size. His work is truly amazing and after traveling in Egypt you really appreciate his vision of the past.

If you ever see this book, you'll read inside that 2 third grade classes acted as "creative consultants" to the author and illustrator. I was in one of those classes! This is a really nice book for children with colorful, vivid pictures, and a great message.

Debra & her husband, Howard, director) star in "Big Bad Love'..adapted from collection short stories by Larry Brown.Which is so very camp for those who thought she couldn't make it into the 'Inner Circle'. Include this in revised edition,soon.

Sarah Van Horne is a woman who tries to live down the scandal of her absent mother's passionate past. When she meets Lord Austin Sinclair, the dangerously handsome burglar, an awakening of her sensual emotions comes to the surface and she fears an occurrence of "Like mother -like daughter". Austin has secrets of his own to keep, but his attraction to Sarah makes it difficult to keep perspective of his mission to retrieve a very old family medallion. This book was well paced. It had lots of passion, humor, intrigue, and action. After reading this book for the first time, I really wanted to find the prequal "Quest of Dreams" to read. I haven't found it yet but was disappointed in reading another woman's review on it. I really like the premise of this story line: Avalon and the lost civilization of Atlantis. I just finished The last book in this series "Sorcerer's Lady" I loved it almost as much as "Deceptions". Patti Jo, Clearwater FL.

I have many experinces and want to know how a writer thinks of it.The internet is a so amazing world.

I loved this book, and use it as a resource for my own dollmaking. There are elegant, clean photos of toys and dolls from different traditions and geographical areas of North America, and there are stories to go along with each chapter. The stories moved me as strongly as the images. I recommend it as an avenue for understanding the cultures that preceeded ours on this continent, and to dispell some of the myths we all carry about Native Americans.