“patricia brooks”

You don't have to be a ghoul to enjoy graveyards. Visiting the final resting places of famous personalities and historical figures is as much a celebration of lives fascinatingly led as it is an illuminating look into the past. From the famous to the infamous, they're all here. You can pay your fina... More

You don't have to be a ghoul to enjoy graveyards. Visiting the final resting places of movie stars and other well-known personalities is as much a celebration of lives fascinatingly (or self-destructively) led as it is an illuminating look into the past. This wonderfully opinionated book, full of hi... More

Gelato, wine, beer, and cheese may not say "Connecticut" like pizza and seafood do, but--tuck in your napkin!--the Nutmeg State offers a broad menu of delectable food and drink that will leave your taste buds wanting more. New York Times Connecticut restaurant reviewer Patricia Brooks and wine exper... More

We give and receive gifts, but the gifts that keep on giving... More

This textbook, combined with the hands-on lab guide, is a powerful Windows XP Professional course that provides first-line knowledge and skills. (Computer Books)... More

In this lively, interdisciplinary exploration of the cultural and social history of early nineteenth-century France, art historian Patricia Mainardi focuses on what was considered a major social problem of the time--adultery. In a period when expectations about marriage were changing, the problems o... More

With his soul magically transplanted into the body of a condemned Prince Lucius, Josan becomes the heir to the murdered royal family--and their accused killer, in this second book of Brays series that began with "The First Betrayal." Original.Between a mysterious past and a treacherous future lies o... More