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Walter Bonner (McClellanville: Home In The Village)
John Copeland (Retribution)
Richard N. Côté (Mary's World / The Redneck Riviera, Theodosia)
Robert Eringer (Lo Mein / Parallel Truths / Spookaroonie)
Kerry Hallam (Getting To Nantucket)
Skip Johnson (The Gospel of Yeshua)
Dr. N.S. Kutti (Concepts of C and Unix Programming)
Danny Lanier (Setting the Pace for Business Success)
James H. Man (Greenbelt)
Jack Maples (Reconstructed Yankee)
Edwin P. Martin, Jr. (Stopping The Train)
J. Michael Reidenbach (Legacy & Destiny)
J. Michael Scarborough (The Scarborough Plan)
Rose M. Tomlin (Two Seasons)
Dorris Wilcox (No Time For Tears)
Dr. Lauren Woodhouse (Shooter in the Sky)
Revised July 17, 2002

FICTION NON-FICTION
THE REDNECK RIVIERA
A novel by Richard N. Côté
A warm, funny tale of the power of a mother's love to heal all wounds of the heart. It explores the mother-daughter bond and pokes good-natured fun at Baby Boomer parents, Canadian tourists, on-the-make single men, and the secret life of golfers in the wacky, tacky parts of Myrtle Beach, S.C. the tourist brochures don't mention. (Fiction)
THEODOSIA:
Theodosia Burr Alston:
Portrait of a Prodigy
By Richard N. Côté
Vice President Aaron Burr had a vision. Her name was Theodosia. He gave his stunning young daughter a man's education and groomed her to become Empress of Mexico. A mysterious portrait holds her secret: lost at sea or killed by pirates in 1813? (Biography: women / Federal period)

THE GOSPEL OF YESHUA:
A Fresh Look at the
Life and Teaching of Jesus
By Skip Johnson
"Tells in simple but affecting prose the straightforward story of Jesus the great teacher."-- starred review, American Library Association Booklist
MARY'S WORLD:
Love, War, and Family Ties in 19th-century Charleston
By Richard N. Côté
This powerful true story of planter-aristocrat Mary Pringle, her husband, their 13 children, their 337 slaves, explores their life before, during, and after the Civil War through Mary's own letters to and from her children. (Biography: women / Civil War)

RECONSTRUCTED YANKEE
A novel by Jack Maples
"A well researched and fascinating work of historical fiction. It raises concerns as relevant today as they were in the Civil War Era." --Don Markle, author of Spies and Spymasters in the Civil War. (Historical fiction: Civil War)

HOME IN THE VILLAGE
By Walter Bonner, M.D.
Known to locals simply as "The Village," McClellanville, S.C. is the epitome of southern charm. This book provides an intimate account of life in The Village and fills the reader with the warmth of family, a sense of life along the tidal creeks, and a love for the land. (S. C. history / folklore)

TWO SEASONS
Poetry by Rose Morgan Moore and Rose Moore Tomlin
The mother-daughter bond is as inescapable as the slipping of a sweet spring into the intensity of summer. Read it to warm your heart, then re-read it often to experience its intricate subtleties. (Poetry / mother-daughter)
SETTING THE PACE
FOR BUSINESS SUCCESS
By Danny Lanier
"Danny Lanier provides a step-by-step process for achieving business success. As a former colleague, I know he practices what he preaches." -- Frank D'Amelio, Executive Vice President and CFO, Lucent Technologies. (Business success & motivation)

RETRIBUTION
A novel by John Copeland
When Arab nuclear terrorists threaten the U.S. with three bombs, what -- or who -- will stop them? "A magnificently written, uncomfortably plausible action/adventure novel." -- Midwest Book Review. (Contemporary fiction / action-adventure)
C AND UNIX PROGRAMMING
A Comprehensive Guide Incorporating The ANSI and POSIX Standards
By N. S. Kutti, Ph.D.
This comprehensive update of Kutti's earlier book follows the ANSI standard in C programming and the POSIX standard in Unix programming, which makes the text a useful tool for writing programs for industry.

LO MEIN
A novel by Robert Eringer
"Like Crime and Punishment, but with more crime, less punishment, and the untimely death of Mickey Mouse." -- The Post. "Hysterically funny!" -- Midwest Book Review. (Fiction / humor)
GETTING TO NANTUCKET:
An Artist's Journey
By Kerry Hallam
"Hallam has some funny, sexy stories to tell." --Kirkus Reviews. "His writing is as spirited as his paintings." --Lord Jennett Bodden. (Art / Biography: artists)

PARALLEL TRUTHS
A novel by Robert Eringer
"No one writes a funnier novel about modern day spying than Robert Eringer. It is clear that he understands espionage and international intrigue." -- Clair George, former Deputy Director for Operations, Central Intelligence Agency. (Fiction: espionage / humor)
NO TIME FOR TEARS
By Dorris Wilcox
"A compelling story... highly recommended." --Midwest Book Review. No Time For Tears gives sufferers from life-changing tragedies the tools to acquire and maintain the positive mindset they need to triumph over their own adversity. (Self-help & recovery / Guillian Barre' Syndrome)

SPOOKAROONIE
A novel by Robert Eringer
High-tech billionaire Jim Riddle is on a mission to find the truth. He is offering megabucks for the REAL story behind everything from UFOs to the Kennedy assassination. Enter Jeff Dalkin, an ex-FBI agent, who suffers from Tourette's Syndrome and looks exactly like Bruce Willis. (Fiction: espionage / humor)

SHOOTER IN THE SKY
The Inner World
of Children Who Kill
By Dr. Lauren J. Woodhouse
"Riveting and revealing. It's about time someone found a way to show us this side of teen violence." -- Dr. Steven Pierce, prison psychologist. (Psychology / teenage violence)

LEGACY AND DESTINY
A novel by J. Michael Reidenbach and Dana K. Drenkowski
"Super political thriller... highly recommended." --Midwest Book Review. "Interesting reading and a lot of food for thought." -- Marshalltown Times-Republican. (Contemporary fiction)
GREENBELT
By James H. Man
"If Huck Finn had come of age in Northwest Texas in the 1970s, these vivid tales of small-town childhood adventures might have been his." -- Erica Widdup (Texas - first-person narratives)

THE SCARBOROUGH PLAN
Maximizing the Power
of Your 401(k)
By J. Michael Scarborough
"Clear and accessible." --Publisher's Weekly. "Mike Scarborough and The Scarborough Group, Inc., know investing, know 401(k) plans, and what can be done with them." --David M. Blitzer, Managing Director, Standard & Poors. (Financial management / 401(k) plans)

STOPPING THE TRAIN
The Landmark Victory Over Same-Sex Sexual Harassment
By Edwin B. Martin, Jr.
"Indisputably an important window into a little-discussed social abuse." --Kirkus Reviews. "Powerfully written." --Midwest Book Review. "Tells his wrenching but ultimately self-affirming story." --American Library Association Booklist. (Psychology: sexual abuse)

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FICTION	NON-FICTION
THE REDNECK RIVIERA A novel by Richard N. Côté A warm, funny tale of the power of a mother's love to heal all wounds of the heart. It explores the mother-daughter bond and pokes good-natured fun at Baby Boomer parents, Canadian tourists, on-the-make single men, and the secret life of golfers in the wacky, tacky parts of Myrtle Beach, S.C. the tourist brochures don't mention. (Fiction)	THEODOSIA: Theodosia Burr Alston: Portrait of a Prodigy By Richard N. Côté Vice President Aaron Burr had a vision. Her name was Theodosia. He gave his stunning young daughter a man's education and groomed her to become Empress of Mexico. A mysterious portrait holds her secret: lost at sea or killed by pirates in 1813? (Biography: women / Federal period)
THE GOSPEL OF YESHUA: A Fresh Look at the Life and Teaching of Jesus By Skip Johnson "Tells in simple but affecting prose the straightforward story of Jesus the great teacher."-- starred review, American Library Association Booklist	MARY'S WORLD: Love, War, and Family Ties in 19th-century Charleston By Richard N. Côté This powerful true story of planter-aristocrat Mary Pringle, her husband, their 13 children, their 337 slaves, explores their life before, during, and after the Civil War through Mary's own letters to and from her children. (Biography: women / Civil War)
RECONSTRUCTED YANKEE A novel by Jack Maples "A well researched and fascinating work of historical fiction. It raises concerns as relevant today as they were in the Civil War Era." --Don Markle, author of Spies and Spymasters in the Civil War. (Historical fiction: Civil War)	HOME IN THE VILLAGE By Walter Bonner, M.D. Known to locals simply as "The Village," McClellanville, S.C. is the epitome of southern charm. This book provides an intimate account of life in The Village and fills the reader with the warmth of family, a sense of life along the tidal creeks, and a love for the land. (S. C. history / folklore)
TWO SEASONS Poetry by Rose Morgan Moore and Rose Moore Tomlin The mother-daughter bond is as inescapable as the slipping of a sweet spring into the intensity of summer. Read it to warm your heart, then re-read it often to experience its intricate subtleties. (Poetry / mother-daughter)	SETTING THE PACE FOR BUSINESS SUCCESS By Danny Lanier "Danny Lanier provides a step-by-step process for achieving business success. As a former colleague, I know he practices what he preaches." -- Frank D'Amelio, Executive Vice President and CFO, Lucent Technologies. (Business success & motivation)
RETRIBUTION A novel by John Copeland When Arab nuclear terrorists threaten the U.S. with three bombs, what -- or who -- will stop them? "A magnificently written, uncomfortably plausible action/adventure novel." -- Midwest Book Review. (Contemporary fiction / action-adventure)	C AND UNIX PROGRAMMING A Comprehensive Guide Incorporating The ANSI and POSIX Standards By N. S. Kutti, Ph.D. This comprehensive update of Kutti's earlier book follows the ANSI standard in C programming and the POSIX standard in Unix programming, which makes the text a useful tool for writing programs for industry.
LO MEIN A novel by Robert Eringer "Like Crime and Punishment, but with more crime, less punishment, and the untimely death of Mickey Mouse." -- The Post. "Hysterically funny!" -- Midwest Book Review. (Fiction / humor)	GETTING TO NANTUCKET: An Artist's Journey By Kerry Hallam "Hallam has some funny, sexy stories to tell." --Kirkus Reviews. "His writing is as spirited as his paintings." --Lord Jennett Bodden. (Art / Biography: artists)
PARALLEL TRUTHS A novel by Robert Eringer "No one writes a funnier novel about modern day spying than Robert Eringer. It is clear that he understands espionage and international intrigue." -- Clair George, former Deputy Director for Operations, Central Intelligence Agency. (Fiction: espionage / humor)	NO TIME FOR TEARS By Dorris Wilcox "A compelling story... highly recommended." --Midwest Book Review. No Time For Tears gives sufferers from life-changing tragedies the tools to acquire and maintain the positive mindset they need to triumph over their own adversity. (Self-help & recovery / Guillian Barre' Syndrome)
SPOOKAROONIE A novel by Robert Eringer High-tech billionaire Jim Riddle is on a mission to find the truth. He is offering megabucks for the REAL story behind everything from UFOs to the Kennedy assassination. Enter Jeff Dalkin, an ex-FBI agent, who suffers from Tourette's Syndrome and looks exactly like Bruce Willis. (Fiction: espionage / humor)	SHOOTER IN THE SKY The Inner World of Children Who Kill By Dr. Lauren J. Woodhouse "Riveting and revealing. It's about time someone found a way to show us this side of teen violence." -- Dr. Steven Pierce, prison psychologist. (Psychology / teenage violence)
LEGACY AND DESTINY A novel by J. Michael Reidenbach and Dana K. Drenkowski "Super political thriller... highly recommended." --Midwest Book Review. "Interesting reading and a lot of food for thought." -- Marshalltown Times-Republican. (Contemporary fiction)	GREENBELT By James H. Man "If Huck Finn had come of age in Northwest Texas in the 1970s, these vivid tales of small-town childhood adventures might have been his." -- Erica Widdup (Texas - first-person narratives)
	THE SCARBOROUGH PLAN Maximizing the Power of Your 401(k) By J. Michael Scarborough "Clear and accessible." --Publisher's Weekly. "Mike Scarborough and The Scarborough Group, Inc., know investing, know 401(k) plans, and what can be done with them." --David M. Blitzer, Managing Director, Standard & Poors. (Financial management / 401(k) plans)
	STOPPING THE TRAIN The Landmark Victory Over Same-Sex Sexual Harassment By Edwin B. Martin, Jr. "Indisputably an important window into a little-discussed social abuse." --Kirkus Reviews. "Powerfully written." --Midwest Book Review. "Tells his wrenching but ultimately self-affirming story." --American Library Association Booklist. (Psychology: sexual abuse)