Best Selling Books by Lane SMITH

LYING, CHEATING, AND STEALING WON''T CURE MARCH MADNESS. . . In Kentucky, where basketball is oxygen, Tommy Gunn plays his way into the NCAA title game. Despite the warnings of his sweetheart Lori, Tommy takes a big bribe to lose the game and then a bigger bribe to injure an opponent and win the game. Consumed by greed, he reneges on all deals, steals all the money, and escapes into troubled exile hounded by Russian and Italian bookies. Adopting a stolen identity, he builds a team using lies, rules violations, and sheer audacity to claw his way back to the top. Tommy will fake, take, and forsake anything to win games, but he can''t regain Lori''s love unless he turns his back on greed and finds salvation in a hope-starved place called Rio Feo.

At critical moments in the lives of two of the world''s premier acrobats, each has to decide the other''s fate. Time will tell whether the risk is worth the reward. Flash is a Pacific bottlenose dolphin with a passion for acrobatics. Aspiring to be a world-wide sensation, he undertakes a 15,000-mile journey to reach the venue of his dreams - Aqua World. Captain Jon "Skip" Roper is an Air Force fighter pilot flying in a formation of four F-16s from Korea to Peru. At the pinnacle of his career, Skip is the master of his universe until a cockpit warning light illuminates in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. The drama that unfolds propels the two proud acrobats onto intersecting courses. Each is confronted with a vital decision that will alter the life of the other. The consequences of their decisions signify triumph for the interdependence of Earth''s species.

AVIATION STORIES BY PILOTS WHO SHOULD BE DEAD This collection of near-death stories by private pilots, fighter pilots, airline pilots, bush pilots, air traffic controllers, and combat crews shines a spotlight on the bravery and ingenuity of men and women in aviation who stood up to the Grim Reaper when he came a''knocking at death''s door. You''ll be transported right into the middle of these forthright accounts, some deadly serious, some amusing, but always true.

Daniel "Stitch" Cromwell attempts to salvage his life after an airplane crash disfigures him and kills his wife. Despite his success as an elite Air Force fighter pilot, his efforts to fulfill his life''s ambitions are frustrated by a relentless series of impediments-prejudice, blackmail, kidnapping, and cynical manipulation. He secretly flies for the CIA and smuggles $40 million worth of cocaine for a Mexican drug cartel in desperate pursuit of his elusive goal.

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Japanese edition of Princess Hyacinth. Princess Hyacinth is an ordinary looking brown-haired, brown-eyed girl with a problem. She floats! The king and queen weigh her down in heavy cloths and crown and keep her indoors. When she spots a boy she likes, how will she be able to meet him, and will he like her..? In Japanese. Distributed by Tsai Fong Books, Inc.

A conspectus, including a key, to the 20 genera of the moss family Polytrichaceae is presented here.

In pursuing his escaping bird, Jake discovers he has acquired the power of flight, which leads him to amazing experiences amid the birds outside.

"Glasses are for dorks". At least that''s what one boy thinks, until the eye doctor begins a list of well-adjusted eyeglass wearers that he knows: moms, dads, scientists, Hong Kong flu bugs, snowmen, robots, worms and potatoes. This wildly imaginative story will convince any child that wearing glasses will help him or her see things in a whole new way. Full color throughout.