| Pins by Christine Todd (Fiction, 352 Pages)
When Molly Makepeace Jamison discovers that her husband Bob has been stealing away her advertising agency while cavorting with his mistress of many years, she has good reason to adorn his effigy with a few sharp pins. After all, venting a little righteous anger can’t hurt anyone … can it? Reviews “Pins is a beautifully written jewel of a novel … a great, uplifting read.” “A sprightly first novel … a witty writer … good at delineating characters and their motivations.” “I love the story and the humor.” “This is a witty, modern story set in Chicago … the writing is first class … it comes highly recommended.” Plenty of humor … snappy style … a good read and definitely recommended.” “Pins is a cracking read … delightful, absorbing book … highly recommended.” “Detailed and engaging from the off … Christine Todd is the new Deborah Moggach.” Paperback: $14.99
eBook: $4.99
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| S3: The Smith Sexagesimal System – Using Base-60 to Increase Arithmetic Intelligence by Jean-Michel Smith (Non-Fiction, 72 Pages)
S3: The Smith Sexagesimal System is a detailed treatment and modernization of the ancient base-60 numerical system first developed by the Sumerians around 3100 BC. S3 combines ancient and modern mathematical concepts, unifying them with quantum physics and general relativity. The result is an innovative new system that enhances arithmetic intelligence and simplifies difficult physics concepts. Paperback: $7.99
eBook: $3.99
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| Autonomy, a novel by Jean-Michel Smith
Scheduled for publication Summer 2012 |
