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Drawing from yoga's original techniques, Osho clarifies mind-body relationships and reveals yoga to be not only a set of physical exercises but what he calls a science of the soul.

Tells Bert Pluymen's story of struggle and triumph over alcohol addiction. This work also contains humorous stories of the many people Pluymen met who were also searching for sobriety. It sheds light on how alcohol abuse can ruin people's lives - even if they thought it could never happen to them.

Jaci Wright has been running from the Falladay twins, Chase and Cam, for seven years now. Fears of the desires they arouse in her, and the knowledge of the relationship they want with her caused her to find a life that kept her travelling. But now, life has come full circle. A new job has placed Jaci in the Sinclair mansion with Chase and Cam.

Includes one hundred sudoku puzzles. This book features big grids with lots of space for easy solving.

There's always time for a little mental exercise and what better way to flex your mental muscles than with sudoku? This title features 100 easy to hard puzzles.

In their own brutally candid, often moving words, Marines tell why they are Marines, what inspires them to fight so fiercely, and why some grow to love battle.

Brighten your day with sudoku!This collection of easy-to-solve sudoku puzzles from puzzlemaster Will Shortz is perfect for solvers looking for a fun way to unwind this summer. So grab a pencil and watch these sunny puzzles chase the clouds away. Features:100 easy to hard puzzles Edited by legendary New York Times crossword editor Will Shortz Big grids with lots of space for easy solving

Hanna has recently ended a two year relationship with Gray, a guy she was crazy about, because there just weren't any sparks. But everything changes when she meets J M, an instructor who teaches workshops in Tantric sex and Kama Sutra. But when Gray re-enters her life determined to show her sensual bliss, Hanna has an important decision to make.

Moving to sunny Southern Cal feels like punishment to 17-year-old Anne. The hippieish school is different from her old one on the East Coast, and the social scene is all about hanging out at the beach and surfing. When Chris - the gorgeous guy in school - reaches out to Anne and offers to teach her how to surf, sparks fly in more ways than one.

People have heard fleeting rumours about The Club. Located just outside Washington, D.C., only its members know where men go when they want to indulge the desire to share their women with a carefully selected male partner. John "Mac" McCoy resigned his membership from The Club when he married Keiley Hardin.

Do you consider your dog part of the family? More than 53 per cent of dog owners do. But when dogs are treated like humans, behaviour problems can develop. This book tackles basic training and problem behaviours of the dog. It discusses puppies and adult dogs, even special needs dogs, and tells how to choose the right dog for your family.

The "New York Times"-bestselling author delivers a hilarious and heartfelt new novel about a personal chef and her search for true love, who tires of serving so many others and whose life is about to take an unexpected turn.

The new commandments according to Rethinking Life and Death. --If you must take human life, take responsibility for the consequences of your decisions.--All human life is not of equal worth; treat beings in accordance to the ethical situation at hand.--Respect a person's desire to live or die.A profound and provocative work, Rethinking Life and Death, in the tradition of Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, examines the ethical dilemmas that confront us as we near the twenty-first century.

TL has returned to his hometown of Swamp Creek, this time to stay. However, he's haunted by his sister's death all those years ago and when he moves into his recently-deceased mother's house, he struggles to make it his home.

"Colourful" is not sufficient to describe Buddy Cianci. He is seen by many as a brilliantly successful politician and by others as a rogue. Full of surprising stories and outrageous anecdotes, this is a one-of-a-kind memoir by a master of the political game.

The author offers a collection that addresses the sorry state of our world and what to do about it.

It's Japan, March 1700. The strife between Sano Ichiro, the samurai detective who has risen to power in the shogun's court, and his enemies has escalated to the brink of war. When a long-buried skeleton with mysterious links to the shogun suddenly comes to light, Sano and his wife Reiko must confront dangerous secrets.

Zoey enters the House of Night, a school where, after having undergone the Change, she will train to become an adult vampyre - that is, if she makes it through the Change. Not all of those who are chosen do. She has been Marked as special by the vampyre Goddess, Nyx. But she is not the only fledgling at the House of Night with special powers.

In the three decades since Kool Herc first put the same record on two side-by-side turntables, DJs have moved out of city parks, house and block parties, and the darkened booths of nightclubs, and onto center stage, performing before admiring crowds of thousands. They have not only given rise to hip-hop and house-DJs have influenced fashion, film, TV, and more. With On the Record, Scratch DJ Academy, the premiere institution for DJ education, brings together years of training and expertise to create an authoritative guide to the dynamic art of DJing. More than just a "how-to," this is a sonic adventure, guiding you through forty years of music, creativity, and culture. From beat matching to body tricks, Grandmaster Flash to Fatboy Slim, the Bronx to Ibiza, On the Record is an all-in-one guide. So whether you're learning the ropes, considering going pro, or just want insight into a broader range of music, this book is for you.

A guide to mental self-defence that delivers information and walks you though the thirty-five decisions you need to make in order to save your life, including: decide you are your own bodyguard; decide it can happen to you; decide to remain active vs reactive; and decide to go "nuts."

When the wife of a North Korean diplomat in Pakistan dies under suspicious circumstances, O is told to investigate, with a curious provison: Don't look too closely at the details, and stay away from the question of missiles. O finds himself on a trail that leads from Pyongyang to the streets of New York and the shores of Lake Geneva.

Chandra Walker has a secret hidden in her genes - she's a rare female werewolf. Now that her all-male pack has located her, it's her destiny to sample each man's pleasures and choose a mate from among them - a mate who will become pack leader. Soon the strongest alphas are competing to bring Chandra the most ecstasy, but only one man claims her.

"Hidden Moon reads more like a spy novel by a Korean Kafka. Final word: Fascinating." -Rocky Mountain News In A Corpse in the Koryo, James Church introduced readers to one of the most unique detectives to appear on page in years---the elusive Inspector O. The stunning mystery was named one of the best mystery/thrillers of 2006 by the Chicago Tribune for its beautifully spare prose and layered descriptions of a terrain Church knows by heart. And now the Inspector is back. In Hidden Moon, Inspector O returns from a mission abroad to find his new police commander waiting at his office door. There has been a bank robbery---the first ever in Pyongyang---and the commander demands action, and quickly. But is this urgency for real? Somewhere, someone in the North Korean leadership doesn't want Inspector O to complete his investigation. And why not? What if the robbery leads to the highest levels of the regime? What if power, not a need for cash, is the real reason behind the heist at the Gold Star Bank? Given a choice, this isn't a trail a detective in the Pyongyang police would want to follow all the way to the end, even a trail marked with monogrammed silk stockings. "I'm not sure I know where the bank is," is O's laconic observation as the warning bells go off in his head. A Scottish policeman sent to provide security for a visiting British official, a sultry Kazakh bank manager, and a mournful fellow detective all combine to put O in the middle of a spiderweb of conspiracies that becomes more tangled, and dangerous, the more he pulls on the threads. Once again, as he did in A Corpse in the Koryo, James Church opens a window onto a society where nothing is quite as it seems. The story serves as the reader's flashlight, illuminating a place that outsiders imagine is always dark and too far away to know. Church's descriptions of the country and its people are spare and starkly beautiful; the dialogue is lean, every thought weighed and measured before it is spoken. Not a word is wasted, because in this place no one can afford to be misunderstood. Praise for Hidden Moon:"The book's often sharp repartee is reminiscent of Raymond Chandler's dialogue, while the corrupt North Korean bureaucracy provides an exotic but entirely convincing noir backdrop. . . . Like Marlowe and Spade before him, Inspector O navigates the shadows and, every now and then, finds truth in the half-light." -The Wall Street Journal"[Hidden Moon] . . . is like nothing else I've ever read. Church creates an utterly convincing, internally consistent world of the absurd where orders mean the opposite of what they say and paperwork routinely gets routed to oblivion." -Hallie Ephron, The Boston Globe "Church uses his years of intelligence work to excellent advantage here, delivering one duplicitous plot twist after another . . . the author's affection for the landscape and people of Korea is abundantly evident. [A] stunning conclusion." -The Washington Post"...the real pleasure of Hidden Moon is its conversations, loaded down with layers of secrecy and suspicion that surface words are meaningless in the face of buried intention. Thanks to Church, mystery readers are learning about the minds and hearts of North Koreans--and putting a human face on a world so far away." --The Baltimore SunCritical Acclaim for A Corpse in the Koryo:"A Corpse in the Koryo is a crackling good mystery novel, filled with unusual characters involved in a complex plot that keeps you guessing to the end." --Glenn Kessler, The Washington Post"The best unclassified account of how North Korea works and why it has survived . . . This novel should be required bedtime reading for President Bush and his national security team." --Peter Hayes, executive director of the Nautilus Institute for Security and Sustainable Development"A new offering that reminds you of why you started reading mysteries and thrillers in the first place." --Chicago Tribune"What's perhaps most remarkable---and appealing---about A Corpse in the Koryo is the tremendously clever complexity (and deceptions) of the plot. The reader is left to marvel at the author's ability to keep his readers on their intellectual toes for almost three hundred pages. We can only hope that Church has many more novels up his sleeve." --Tampa Tribune"An impressive debut that calls to mind such mystery thrillers as Martin Cruz Smith's Gorky Park." --Publishers Weekly (starred review)"In Inspector O, the author has crafted a complex character with rough charm to spare, and in eternally static North Korea, he has a setting that will fascinate readers for sequels to come." --Time magazine (Asia edition)

Welcome to The Capture Agency, a fantasy dating service for couples who aren't afraid to push the limits. After being matched with a partner, the male captures his date when she least expects it - and makes her a slave to passion. This service is for women who can handle limitless ecstasy, and men who know what they like and how they like it.

In downtown Montana, the old West is being rocked by the entrance of espresso-drinking, poetry-reading transplants from Seattle. And three sexy city women are enjoying a night on the town at a chic coffee house. When a gang of cowboys mosey in looking for trouble, the find trouble of the best kind... And these boys are primed and ready to ride.

Jenna Kerry has a secret. She's always fantasised about sharing her bed with two men, but her fiance Ryan would never approve. Then one night at a reception, Ryan appears and shows her the wildest night of her life. The trouble is, he isn't Ryan. When she discovers the truth - that her fiance has a twin - she reignites a long-standing rivalry.