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USA (Lonely Planet Country Guide)

by: Jeff Campbell, et al

March 01, 2008
We are planning a fly-drive trip to the USA and we have been looking for information/things to do in places.We initially looked at the Foders books but then stumbled across this book. What a fantastic informative book, the only problem with having this book is we need to book a longer holiday !!!
It is excellent value for money and a must have for fly-drive touring of the USA.

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MEN'S HEALTH: TNT DIET: Targeted Nutrition Tactics

by: Ph.D. RD Adam Campbell & Jeff Volek

January 01, 2008
We are planning a fly-drive trip to the USA and we have been looking for information/things to do in places.We initially looked at the Foders books but then stumbled across this book. What a fantastic informative book, the only problem with having this book is we need to book a longer holiday !!!
It is excellent value for money and a must have for fly-drive touring of the USA.

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Hawaii (Lonely Planet Country & Regional Guides)

by: Jeff Campbell

September 01, 2007
I purchased this book, but I was sent the 8th edition dated September 2007. The latest version according to the Amazon site is the 8th revised edition dated 1 April 2008.

I therefore anticipate that the information contained within the book that I have recieved will be inaccurate.

I have contacted customer services to try and resolve the matter. So be aware of the issue above when you purchase the book. Make sure you get the correct one.

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Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks (Lonely Planet National Parks Guides)

by: Jeff Campbell, David Lukas, John Vlahides

March 01, 2005
I purchased this book, but I was sent the 8th edition dated September 2007. The latest version according to the Amazon site is the 8th revised edition dated 1 April 2008.

I therefore anticipate that the information contained within the book that I have recieved will be inaccurate.

I have contacted customer services to try and resolve the matter. So be aware of the issue above when you purchase the book. Make sure you get the correct one.

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Read by Dawn: Volume One: 1 (Bloody Books)

by: Ramsey Campbell, David McGillveray, Jeff Jacobson, Michele Lee, Brian G Ross, Scott Brendel, Brian Rosenberger, Rayne Hall, Katherine A Patterson, Justin Madison, Amanda Lawrence Auverigne, David Hutchison, Bryce Stevens, Ralph Robert Moore, Stefan Pearson

April 02, 2006
The stories in 'Read By Dawn' involve very little 'slash, blood and gore'. They don't need it.

Instead, they captivate the readers' imaginations with intrigueing plot devellopments.

The chill factor stems from the fact that almost any of these stories could really happen. In most of these storiess, the protagonists could be you or I, or the parent or child next door.

The opening situations are familiar. As readers, we recognize the worlds in which these people live, their routines and daily concerns. We know something bad is going to happen - something very bad indeed.

The authors skilfully lead us on, luring us deeper and deeper into their stories as events spiral out of control. Some protagonists ... Read More:

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Gaslight Grimoire: Dark Tales of Sherlock Holmes

from: EDGE Science Fiction and Fantasy Publishing,

2008-10
The stories in 'Read By Dawn' involve very little 'slash, blood and gore'. They don't need it.

Instead, they captivate the readers' imaginations with intrigueing plot devellopments.

The chill factor stems from the fact that almost any of these stories could really happen. In most of these storiess, the protagonists could be you or I, or the parent or child next door.

The opening situations are familiar. As readers, we recognize the worlds in which these people live, their routines and daily concerns. We know something bad is going to happen - something very bad indeed.

The authors skilfully lead us on, luring us deeper and deeper into their stories as events spiral out of control. Some protagonists ... Read More:

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Speed Cleaning

by: Jeff Campbell

February 26, 1999
The stories in 'Read By Dawn' involve very little 'slash, blood and gore'. They don't need it.

Instead, they captivate the readers' imaginations with intrigueing plot devellopments.

The chill factor stems from the fact that almost any of these stories could really happen. In most of these storiess, the protagonists could be you or I, or the parent or child next door.

The opening situations are familiar. As readers, we recognize the worlds in which these people live, their routines and daily concerns. We know something bad is going to happen - something very bad indeed.

The authors skilfully lead us on, luring us deeper and deeper into their stories as events spiral out of control. Some protagonists ... Read More:

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Meathaus Volume 8: Head Games: Head Games v. 8 (Meathaus)

by: Esao Andrews, Joseph Belden, Celia Bullwinkel, Jim Campbell, Becky Cloonan, Farel Dalrymple, Phonzie Davis, Rob Donnelly, Mickey Duzyj, Theo Edmunds, Zachary Flagg, Stephen Gilpin, Brandon Graham, Keith Graham, Tomer Hanuka, Tom Herpich, Kenichi Hoshine, Jeff Killpatrick, James Jean, Jasen Lex, Jim Mahfood, Matthew Manning, Chris McDonnell, Scott Morse, Mudafaka, Troy Nixey, Nate Powell, Jim Rugg, Jason Sacher, Tony Sandoval, Dash Shaw, Vincent Stall, Vezun, Jonique Williams, Pat Williams, Brett Wintle, Matthew Woodson, Jennie Yim

November 08, 2006
The stories in 'Read By Dawn' involve very little 'slash, blood and gore'. They don't need it.

Instead, they captivate the readers' imaginations with intrigueing plot devellopments.

The chill factor stems from the fact that almost any of these stories could really happen. In most of these storiess, the protagonists could be you or I, or the parent or child next door.

The opening situations are familiar. As readers, we recognize the worlds in which these people live, their routines and daily concerns. We know something bad is going to happen - something very bad indeed.

The authors skilfully lead us on, luring us deeper and deeper into their stories as events spiral out of control. Some protagonists ... Read More:

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The Official Handbook Of The Invincible Universe

by: Dusty Abell, Eliot R. Brown, David Campbell, Sean O'Brien, Peter Sanderson, Chris Tolworth, Stuart Vandal
by: Dusty Abell, Art Adams, Neal Adams, Kaare Andrews, Sal Buscema, Ron Frenz, Rob Haynes, Dave Johnson, Jeff Matsuda, Ed McGuiness, Phil Noto, Ryan Ottley, Jason Pearson, Brian Stelfreeze, Herb Trimpe, Cory Walker, Mike Wieringo, Mike Zeck

October 10, 2007
The stories in 'Read By Dawn' involve very little 'slash, blood and gore'. They don't need it.

Instead, they captivate the readers' imaginations with intrigueing plot devellopments.

The chill factor stems from the fact that almost any of these stories could really happen. In most of these storiess, the protagonists could be you or I, or the parent or child next door.

The opening situations are familiar. As readers, we recognize the worlds in which these people live, their routines and daily concerns. We know something bad is going to happen - something very bad indeed.

The authors skilfully lead us on, luring us deeper and deeper into their stories as events spiral out of control. Some protagonists ... Read More:

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USA (Lonely Planet Country Guide)

by: Glenda Bendure, Becca Blond, Jeff Campbell, Jim DuFresne, Lisa Dunford, Ned Friary, Kimberly Grant, Beth Greenfield, Alex Hershey, Catherine Le Nevez

March 01, 2006
The stories in 'Read By Dawn' involve very little 'slash, blood and gore'. They don't need it.

Instead, they captivate the readers' imaginations with intrigueing plot devellopments.

The chill factor stems from the fact that almost any of these stories could really happen. In most of these storiess, the protagonists could be you or I, or the parent or child next door.

The opening situations are familiar. As readers, we recognize the worlds in which these people live, their routines and daily concerns. We know something bad is going to happen - something very bad indeed.

The authors skilfully lead us on, luring us deeper and deeper into their stories as events spiral out of control. Some protagonists ... Read More: