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It's 1974 and Anthropologist Liora Womack has gone to Morocco to take back her life. A prison camp is a lot more than barbwire and guards. The Nazi Colonel who had imprisoned her so long ago was living in Tangier, an old man but not too old. She was ready to face him now, to say what needed to be said for so many, many years.

Set in Prague, a twelve-year-old boy named Franz grapples with a mysterious rash and the unsettling presence of the Wolf Lady, a figure who seems to be stalking him. His mother, a concerned doctor, and his father, an entomologist with a passion for painting, add to the complexity of his life. After a family tragedy, Franz's world shifts dramatically as he moves to Cuba to live with his Uncle Max, navigating the challenges of his uncertain circumstances while seeking answers about the enigmatic figure following him.

The story explores Rhea Waye's emotional turmoil following her failed marriage, leading her to confront the absence of her father, who left before her birth. Guided by her therapist, she grapples with mourning not only her marriage but also the lost connection to her father, shaped by her mother's fictional bedtime stories. Rhea's obsession with Edward, who embodies her father fantasies, reveals a darker reality as she realizes he poses a threat. Ultimately, Rhea must navigate the blurred lines between truth and fantasy to protect both Edward's nephew and her son.

Fifteen stories about Americans caught in desperate situations, both at home and abroad, but not without some humor.

The story follows Lili Mack and Isaac Stalin as they embark on a pilgrimage along The Way of St. James, burdened by their tumultuous past. Lili, who lost part of her hearing due to an accident caused by Isaac in their youth, grapples with her father's dying wish to have Isaac killed by a hired assassin. As they hike through scenic landscapes, Lili faces a moral dilemma: will she fulfill her father's plan for revenge, or will she find a way to reconcile her feelings toward Isaac?

This instructional book/CD pack offers a groundbreaking approach for beginners to master drumming quickly. Authored by Ron Savage from Berklee College of Music, it covers essential rock, funk, and jazz beats, providing practical tips for syncing with a bass player and techniques for understanding the drum set. Additionally, the accompanying CD allows learners to practice and jam along with various musical styles, making it an engaging resource for aspiring drummers of all ages.

(Berklee Methods). Make your rock band better, or prepare yourself to join one! This sensational series lets you improve your intuitive sense of timing and improvisation, develop your technique and reading ability, and master your role in the groove. Play along with a Berklee faculty band on the accompanying CD, then play with your own band!