Thursday Thriller is the brainchild of the ever lovely Barbara Gillette
One of favorite TV shows for the last few years is NCIS on CBS, Tuesday nights at 8PM. To keep up with what is going on with NCIS and a few other shows I turn to spoilertv.com. Here you can find all kinds of information about your favorite shows, things like will that character return, what’s up with the relationship between Tony and Ziva and other such burning questions. So if you want to know what is going with your favorite show check out spoilertv.com
Baseball’s Other All-Stars, The Greatest Player From the Negro Leagues, The Japanese Leagues, The Mexican League, and the Pre-1960 Winter Leagues in Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic by William F. McNeil
The Cuban people began a love affair with baseball more than 130 years ago, not long after the game was popularized in the United States.
I love exploring histories dark corners and shedding light on things I didn’t know before and that is what I am expecting from this book.
Lynn Johnson and Shelly Barre
Todays’ music won’t be found anywhere except in the memories of some people. I remember from High School the sounds from the singing groups that Mr. DeBusman directed and some of the good music from people at church. From one summer full of camps I remember the gorgeous voice of Traci Apple, whom I wanted to sign at my wedding but was overruled. When we went to Community Bible Fellowship there were many wonderful voices that we got to listen to Bob Crews, Danielle Capps Valentine, Lynn Johnson and Shelley Coulter Barre were a few of the great voices that I wish I could find some way to put on my ipod.
Lunatic by Ted Dekker and Kaci Hill;2009; 304 pages; Thomas Nelson, Nashville, TN; 978-1-59554-373-8; 2/28-3/2
Elyon by Ted Dekker and Kaci Hill; 2009; 287 pages; Thomas Nelson, Nashivlle, TN; 978-1-59554-374-5; 3/2-3/3
Green, The Circle, Book Zero, The Beginning and the End by Ted Dekker; 2009; 392 pages; Thomas Nelson, Nashville, TN; 3/3-3/5
Lunatic and Elyon are the final two books of The Lost Books series, they return Darsal, Johnsis and Silive from our world to the world of the Horde and the Forest Guard. Things have changed while they were seeking the lost books in our world, the Horde are in charge, there is a group of half breeds and Thomas Hunter and the members of the circle seem to have disppeared. Their mission seems to have changed and each of them is asked to do somethng that goes against their nature. The story leads right into Green, which is billed as a sequel and a prequel to the Circle Trilogy, Black, Red, White. Thomas Hunter goes back and forth between worlds, trying to make things right and serving Elyon. Thomas works with the Horde and the Eramites while trying to save two worlds. Amazingly enough Green does work as an exciting story and a sequel and prequel to the trilogy. Lunatic and Elyon-Grade B, Grade-A