Be very careful of the advice you seek. The book is full of experiences of patients who went to specialists and became even sicker.
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Book Review: ‘The Shadow Cabinet: Shades of London’ by Maureen Johnson
Rory and her group, known as the ghost squad find their own time running out as they search for their friend, and contain the damage that is engendered by Jane and her own group as they try to unleash a nightmare on the city. Can they stop the damage and still find Stephen before it is too late?
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The bookshop is no longer as successful and Kitty and her friend Frieda must make a decision to move forward. Yet her dreams begin to seem more real than her life at the bookshop, and make her wonder. Does she have a choice in what she wants in life?
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The Alter sisters, Lady, Vee and Delph are truly and eclectic mix of strange, interesting and absurd. They live together now in their families apartment. Bad luck seems to follow them the same as that of their lineage, and yet they know that no matter what happens they have each other. Their sense of humor is intact and they use it to keep themselves and each other entertained.
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A native of Chicago, Joni Parker joined the U.S. Navy during college, going on to earn a Master of Military Arts and Sciences Degree. Now retired, she devotes her time to writing. Her books include the fantasy/adventure trilogy, The Seaward Isle Saga: The Black Elf of Seaward Isle, Tangled Omens, and her latest, Blood …
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The second in T.J. O’Connor's 'Gumshoe Ghost Mystery' series, is an overly complicated tale of gangsters and murder over four generations.
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Boko Haram is a growing threat, but an even bigger threat is not understanding how they got here.
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With proven methods and interesting images and procedures, you are taken into a world of color and creative process, one that is intriguing and stimulating.
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Ernie Woods’ debut novel 'One Red Thread' is something of an unconventional hybrid.
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Anyone who enjoys a good action adventure fantasy, such as the 'Highlander' or 'X-Men' films, will enjoy this book.
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