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Twin sisters in rural Georgia can communicate telepathically, and when one of them is murdered, the survivor must deal with her guilt at abandoning her sister to a horrific fate.
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Neuroscientist Edward Armstrong has isolated a psychotropic drug with a dark and controversial history, one that may account for the public hysteria during the Salem witch trials. In its new designer-drug form, it is being used as an antidepressant with remarkable therapeutic capabilities. But who can be sure that the drug is safe for consumer use, and who determines the boundaries of'normal' human behavior? And if the drug's side effects are demonstrated to be dangerous--even terrifying--how far will the pharmaceutical and medical establishment go to alter their standards of'acceptable risk'?
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Luke Creed is a driven, ambitious attorney who is determined to make partner at one of Houston's top firms. His ambition is so great, in fact, that it destroyed his marriage and leaves him barely enough time to see his two daughters. Now working on a case that could make or break his career, Luke is shocked when he discovers that the opposing counsel is his former high school sweetheart, Amy. Further complicating matters is the fact that Luke suspects that his client might actually not be innocent and that his law firm is involved is some very illegal--and deadly--practices.
Will sparks once again fly between these two former loves or will Luke's ambition once again destroy his chance for happiness?
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In the late 1800s, a newspaper reporter attempts to impress his lady friend by joining an expedition led by Professor Challenger, which takes him along the Amazon in a search for a hidden valley populated by still-living dinosaurs. Unrelated to the Michael Crichton novel and film of the same name (which, incidentally, are named in homage to this book), this classic--but strikingly politically incorrect by today's standards--science fiction novel was filmed in the 1920s, and has been remade at least four more times (with little success).
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