Forgotten Founding Father: The Heroic Legacy of George Whitefield (Leaders in Action)

Biographies & Memoirs

Mansfield, Stephen

Historical

Cumberland House Publishing

Nero Wolfe Receipes, with lots of pictures of New York in the 1930's through 1950's

The Nero Wolfe Cookbook

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Rex, Stout

Regional & International

"I fear it is now out of the power of man and in God alone must be our trust. No act could give me so much pleasure as to restore peace to my country." Thus spoke Robert E. Lee, a man torn between obligation to the government he had so faithfully served and the state he so dearly loved. Though many were the causes of the war, Lee fought not for the enslavement of man, but for the freedom of his treasured home. J. Steven Wilkins gives us a fresh look at the character of this man of God and the call of duty he could not ignore. 
 Available in January, 1997.

Call of Duty E Lee

J. Steven Wilkins

Leaders & Notable People

The Devil's Playground

J. Gregory Garrison

Backstage Pass: Catering to Music's Biggest Stars

Backstage Pass offers an insider's view into the music industry, the antics that go on backstage, the food served to the artists, and a peek into their private dressing rooms.

Fisher, Sean

Crisafulli, John

Villa, Teresa

Entertaining & Holidays

When Richard M. Hollingshead Jr. first projected a movie onto a white bedsheet stretched between two trees at his home in Camden, New Jersey, in 1933, little did he know that he was on the verge of creating an entirely new entertainment industry. With America just beginning its romance with the automobile, it's no surprise that the general public found this new form of moviegoing irresistible. Fun and affordable, the drive-in quickly gained popularity among families with young children. And, of course, the local drive-in was a favorite weekend hangout for teenagers: a place where they could go just to meet friends or take a sweetheart for a romantic evening of movies under the stars. Although drive-ins are no longer as popular as they once were, in many communities a devoted following still seeks out the open-air theaters at twilight.
 Cinema Under the Stars"" is a reminder of those wonderful times, as well as a recounting of the history of the drive-in experience. Here is the story, and here are the memories: B movies, concession stands loaded with goodies, screen towers, ticket booths, scratchy speakers, speaker poles, and intermission. It is all here - a nostalgic look at one of America's all-time favorite pastimes.""

Cinema Under the Stars: America's Love Affair with Drive-In Movie Theaters

Humor & Entertainment

McKeon, Elizabeth

Everett, Linda

Movies

Brink of Destruction"": A Quotable History of the Civil War, edited by Randall Bedwell, is a no-holds-barred look at the American Civil War through 450 quotations by the people who fought in it. Period photographs aid in conveying the character of the war to present-day readers and capturing the moods and emotions of the times.""

Brink of Destruction: A Quotable History of the Civil War

History

Americas

Death Cruise: Crime Stories on the Open Seas

Death Cruise"": Crime Stories on the Open Sea, edited by Lawrence Block, is a collection of murder mysteries with settings aboard cruise ships and written by several members of the International Association of Crime Writers, including Agatha Christie, Nancy Pickard, Piet Teigeler, Edward D. Hoch, Ralph McInerny, John Mortimer, and Carolyn Wheat.""

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

Manassas"", by James Reasoner, is the first novel in The Civil War Battles series based on the Brannon family of Culpeper County, Virginia. This initial volume describes the mood in the South prior to the outbreak of hostilities and follows one of the Brannon sons into the army and onto the scene of the first major battle of the war.""

Manassas (The Civil War Battle Series, Book 1)

Literature & Fiction

Reasoner, James

United States

The Dancing Savior"", by David Hunter, is a novel about the thin line between madness and sanity. Readers are plunged headfirst into a world where the bizarre is the daily norm. Hunter's story of one cop's journey to redemption is both moving and haunting"", said Steven Womack, Edgar-winning author of Chain of Fools.""

The Dancing Savior

Hunter, David

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