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Kendra McIntyre is a real estate agent in the California desert. At an open house one Sunday she finds a dead body in the walk-in closet.A vicious killer is attacking real estate agents and Kendra is kidnapped. She succeeds in escaping but it is a terrifying experience.The killer and his accomplice are eventually apprehended and Kendra must testify at their trial. ... Read more

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Bad with a capital.... Awful
This is probably the worst book I have ever read.The dialog between the characters was juvenile. The characters never used contractions (sounded more like a term paper than fiction). They always called each other by their first names, which in normal conversations people don't do (Yes Kendra, I will come to your house....Yes Walt, I will have dinner with you....just very unnatural). I'm surprised that this book was ever published....it was that bad. I only finished it because I paid for it.Please don't waste your money on this one.

Perfect Reading for the California Desert Dweller and Visitor
For readers lucky enough to live in the Coachella Valley this entertaining mystery captures the essence of desert living. The careful descriptions of the various valley neighborhoods, as well as its striking beauty, will resound as the pages turn. In addition, the central character is easy to identify with and the danger in her situation is even easier to relate to. For those who have never visited Palm Springs and its environs, this engrossing tale will cause one to plan their next vacation in the famous Californian desert. Perfect vacation reading! ... Read more

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Making Culture Visible offers a fresh focus on the history of nineteenth century photography. The narrative moves from a close-up look at several selected events between 1847 and 1900, from six industrial fairs to the looming presence of the Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition in the mid-1870s. The last two chapters deal with the exhibition work of the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum in the 1880s, and finally the collecting and displays of public libraries in the 1890s. This book revitalizes the roots of photography's own cultural history by reconnecting it to a living social process, played against the stage of cultural exhibition. ... Read more

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Julie Ann Brown (born August 31, 1958) is anAmerican actress, comedienne, novelty singer- songwriter and screenwriter. Brown is perhaps bestknown for her work in the 1980s, where she oftenplayed a quintessential valley girl character. Muchof her comedy has revolved around the mocking offamous people (with a strong and frequentlyrevisited focus on Madonna). Brown began her careerin the clubs of Los Angeles where rather thanportraying a valley girl herself she told jokesabout them. She established herself in the gaycommunity there and often played at gay venues.Brown began experimenting in short films and madeseveral underground movies which often played on thevideo screens at clubs. One of them, "5 Minutes MissBrown," was a fictionalized account of her rise tofame. ... Read more