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In Vienna of the early 19th century, two secret societies, one of gay men, the other of Jewish fighters, warily decide to work together against the forces that oppress them both.

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Salah-adin is poised to conquer the Kingdom of Jerusalem. For 10-year old Lucca "the Louse", it's life as normal. The streets of Acre--the wickedest city in the world--are his playground. But when a violent act of betrayal leaves him homeless and alone, he's drawn into a terrifying web of violence, espionage and holy war.

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A young Illinois Tech student, Tony Carpenter, discovers 125 year old plas for a "chronocar" and builds it so he can travel back to meet the black scientist. Unfortunately, Tony arrives in the year 1919 during the bloodiest race riot in Chicago’s history.

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During the renovation of the Rosary College library, workers expose a skeleton. Grace Marsden, present at the discovery, is drawn into the search for the victim's identity, fearing the remains will lead to skeletons in her own family closet. Can Grace name the 'Rosary Bride' before her killer strikes again?

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Ezekiel Benzion is the feared leader of the Nokmim, the Jewish avengers in the early 19th century Bohemia. Only those close to him know the wrongs he did to those he loved. Finally, men outside his world show him a path to redemption.

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Honored by the Illinois State Historical Society for it's "use of creativity within an accurate framework of history" in telling this pioneer girl's tale.

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When Boy Scouts find a human skull in a car they pull from the bottom of Radar Grove Lagoon, it will prove to be only the first thread in a web of lies and corruption reaching to the highest corridors of power.

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Like other enslaved African-American children, young Harriet Tubman had to work hard. In her master's orchard, she spent long hours picking the juicy apples she loved but was forbidden to eat. When she was grown, she made her escape to the North.

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Detective Jake Houser’s search for a missing teenage girl has gone cold when a letter slipped to him through back channels upends everything. Could it be true that the missing girl was taken by the same man who killed two girls in 1982?

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Fourteen biographical sketches of notable African Americans (Rosa Parks, Leontyne Price, Martin Luther King Jr. et al.) are accompanied by brief skits concerning events in their lives. 

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Kayla never knew her mother and she can only dream that her dancing father will come back into her life. Then her grandmother's sudden death changes everything.

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Instead of celebrating their eighteenth birthdays with lavish parties and gifts, the twins, Elizabeth and Ariel must flee London during the Napoleonic wars as they discover a plot swirling with ancient hatreds and dangers.

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Pauline Fraser was a tap dancer, a movie extra for Alfred Hitchcock films, and a spy tracker in World War II London, dodging bombings by the Luftwaffe, while managing to retain her sense of humor.

 

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Cat, a celebrated male courtesan, yearns for the family he vaguely remembers. Judah promises to find them if Cat helps him trap an Austrian aristocrat. But good deeds have terrible consequences.

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Seven years ago Mark Siebert disappeared while on his paper route in downstate Mount Logan. Despite a massive hunt, Mark’s body was never found.

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While his children prepare for the happy spring holiday of Purim in 1805, Ezekiel is alert to any sign of the vicious libel that emerges at this season. When news reaches him that a dead infant has been found, he know he has just a day to avert the mob violence spurred by ancient hatreds.

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Things get personal for Detective Jake Houser when he investigates the brutal murder of his lifelong friend, Henry Fox.

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John Claude learns to cook egg nests with his grandmother.

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A biography of Lewis Howard Latimer, the Afro-American inventor who, among other contributions, invented an inexpensive method for manufacturing carbon filaments for electric light bulbs.

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Starting a restaurant near Chicago after WWII was not easy, but Pauline Fraser made it fun and staved off the temptation to “throw in the towel” during 22 years as owner of The Beef Steak Inn.

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Your manuscript is going to be published! Now what? If you are angsting over the thought of promotion, take a deep breath and open this book.

 

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In 1960, when I first entered college, war was the furthest thing from my mind. Little did I realize on August 2, 1964, that the U.S. destroyer Maddox in exchanging shots with North Vietnamese torpedo boats in the Gulf of Tonkin would result in my being sent to Vietnam to support our war effort.

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A grown-up tale of romance and adventure. Not too sweet, not too salty, just right with characters you will fall in love with as they fall in love with each other.

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Deep, Deeper, Deeper Still is a guided journey for those who journal and those who want to start.

 

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Biographies of ten African Americans are accompanied by brief skits highlighting the obstacles they overcame and the decisions they made.

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Written for grades 5 through 8, this well-researched study presents a great deal of information about the Underground Railroad in Illinois through its user-friendly, question-and-answer format. 

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The Count of the Sahara is the story, recounted by his young assistant, of Count Byron de Prorok, a little known gentleman explorer of Africa in the 1920s.

 

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A family of fugitive slaves becomes separated while traveling to freedom aboard the Underground Railroad.

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