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Loved it....very suspenseful, and with some very believable dream
sequences that made me hope I don't have those same dreams myself! The
evil televangelist here was like a cross between Jim Bakker and Anthony
Robbins, with a little Donald Trump to boot. The idea of having a
woman seeking custody of her son in order to save him from falling
under this guy's influence, while making her ex a Federal judge, was a
stroke of genius. The writing trumps Left Behind, and the ending,
along with all the coffee references, really was good to the last drop.

Mr. Lensen's books are always excellent but this one, his last before he passed away, is fantastic. The detail that he has gone into describing the situation in Choson (Korea) just prior to the Russo-Japanese War is very indepth and gives the reader the background of the events leading upto the war between these two countries. With his vast knowledge of the Russians and their expansion towards Korea and Japan, and his access to the Russian files he has made his book invaluable to all who would study and understand Korea.

I worked at Barnett Bank of SW Florida from 1987-1989, and then worked for BB in Atlanta from 1989-1990. I worked for Rick Brewer and Fred West in Sarasota and they were the best. Such a great Barnett spirit which was a reflection of our leaders. Ginzl was correct when he said BBI did a poor job of oversight in Atlanta. Some great folks there, but not close to the Barnett spirit and teamwork I experienced in Sarasota.

This is a great read for all Barnetters.

This book is really good, because is very detailed.
Is a great product for anyone that wants to go into the real estate business, or even someone that just want to know more, for personal use.
Is user friendly, with simple language, that anyone can understand.

Normally I read mostly history, not fiction. This book however caught my eye for a few of reasons. Firstly, as I have already mentioned, I like history. I also have a great interest in the Naval Academy and have always been interested in Key West.

While I don't usually read fiction, I have to say this one was exceptional. It has helped open my eyes to the fact that you can learn by reading fictional accounts.

Bats of Florida is the book I have been looking for. The general discussion on bats is the best I have ever read. It covers the latest science in a balanced and easily readable style. Much of the information should be useful to anyone interested in bats. The species discussions of the bats found in Florida are the most up to date and complete information available.

I have always enjoyed the beach, and when I saw Johnny Molloy's book I bought it immediately. It did not disappoint. With the book as my guide I made a grand tour of Florida's marvelous coastline. First, I started at St. Joe State Park, where I walked the wilderness beach backed by huge dunes. Then I headed south to Cayo Coasta State Park, whsere the ferry took me out to the quiet island getaway. After that, I crossed the peninsula and went to Sebastian Inlet, where the surfers entertained me as much as the excellent fishing. My final stop was at Fort Clinch, up near the Georgia border, where I toured the brick fort and enjoyed the beach here and on nearby Big Talbot Island. The best part was the smoothness of my vacation-it went off without a hitch, mostly due to the accurate research of Johnny Molloy. I plan to make another beach tour soon. Francisco Meyer, Atlanta, GA

2 tickets to pooh's heffalump please. LOL CAROLINE [...]I LOVE U!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. OK people lets get down to business. My name is Frank Shepennie ( i think LOL crolins) and i love Winn Dixie. I cannot wait for the movie to come out. Im guna go see it with CAROLINE! when it comes out. WE're guna laff at people LOL CAROLINE!!!!. THIS IS THE GREATEST MOVIE SCRAPBOOK EVER. CAROLINE IS MY PET WATER BOTTLE. i hope i use a calculator

Some of the best interior design photographic layouts I've ever seen. There are tons of ideas in the book. I recommend this book to anyone interested in highend interior design in Florida.

Mandy Bolen's Tan Lines is a wonderful compilation of articles from her Key West humor column. Through her "local" eyes we get a glimpse of the true Key West that is tucked beneath the tourist city seen by so many. Bolen captures the flare, quirks and attitudes of the small island with refreshing honesty and she has the ability to make you laugh along the way. This is a must-read for anyone who has spent time in Key West or just hopes to find their way there some day. I highly recommend this book.