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Bacon Cookbook: 150 Easy Bacon Recipesby Bonnie Scott

Are you passionate about bacon? Can't get enough of it?
There is nothing that comes close to the smell of bacon cooking. If you want to find new ways to cook with one of your favorite meats then Bacon Cookbook: 150 Easy Bacon Recipes is the book for you.
Inside these pages you'll find plenty of bacon recipes to keep you inspired and keep your family satisfied, with ideas that include:

• Bacon Potato Bomb
• Breakfast on a Stick
• Bacon-cheese French Bread
• Crunchy Bacon Coleslaw
• Chuckalaya
• Dark Chocolate Chunk Cookies
• And many more…

This book is the last word on bacon recipes, including sides and potatoes, vegetables, pasta, snacks and main dishes. The 24 bacon desserts are a must-see!
If you've been looking for something different to make with bacon, then Bacon Cookbook: 150 Easy Bacon Recipes is your first stop, must read book.
Buy Bacon Cookbook: 150 Easy Bacon Recipes now and enjoy bacon any time!

Pacificby Tom Drury

“A truly great writer” returns to the Midwest characters and setting of his landmark debut novel, The End of Vandalism (Esquire).

When fourteen-year-old Micah Darling travels to Los Angeles to reunite with the mother who abandoned him seven years ago, he finds himself out of his league in a land of magical freedom. He does new drugs with new people, falls in love with an enchanting but troubled equestrienne named Charlotte, and gets thrown out of school over the activities of a club called the New Luddites.

Back in the Midwest, an ethereal young woman comes to Stone City on a mission that will unsettle the lives of everyone she meets including Micah’s half-sister, Lyris, who still fights fears of abandonment after a childhood in foster care, and his father, Tiny, a petty thief. An investigation into the stranger’s identity uncovers a darkly disturbed life, as parallel narratives of the comic and tragic, the mysterious and everyday, unfold in both the country and the city.

“Pacific is a terrific book, and a strange one, as strange as the world and the great literature that helps us make our way through it.” —The New York Times Book Review

“On the surface, Pacific is a disarmingly plain tale about people managing loss. But look closer, and you’ll see it’s as deep as the ocean it’s named after.” —San Francisco Chronicle

“If The End of Vandalism provided a world for readers to slow down and catch their breath, Pacific is determined to knock it out of them.” —New York Observer

Name, Place, Animal, Thingby Lux Narayan

“So…What do you do?”

It’s a question we’ve all answered, not too well. Don’t you wish you had a better answer than your job? 

Join Kai’s life-changing journey in this modern fable by entrepreneur, stand-up comedian, and TED Speaker Lux Narayan. 

Soul-searching at that all-too-familiar crossroads in life and career, Kai learns to outgrow an impending sense of personal crisis when a series of eye-opening encounters reveal the building blocks of a fuller life. Interestingly, they are all rooted in a game from Kai’s childhood: Name, Place, Animal, Thing.

This practical and immediately usable wisdom for a life lived beautifully comes together into a one page visual: a do-it-yourself blueprint for reigniting a life of curiosity, humility, and empathy. Finally, everything manifests magically in a picture that’s certainly worth more than a thousand words. 

✓ Try it now. What is your Name, Place, Animal, Thing?

★ To know more about how this book can change your life, visit NPAT.life

♥ Fans of the modern fable format and books like The Monk who sold his Ferrari, Who moved my cheese, and The  Go-Giver will especially enjoy this book.

The Stranded in Provence Mysteries, Books 1-3by Susan Kiernan-Lewis

Ever wonder what you’d do if someone pushed the re-set button on the world?

The Stranded in Provence Mysteries tell the story of an American woman on vacation in the south of France when the unthinkable happens. After a dirty bomb explodes over the Riviera she finds herself stranded in a French village where daily life is essentially sent reeling back to the 1950s.

So now forget solving crimes with DNA or accessing massive criminal databases. Likewise forget worrying about international terrorism, because that’s now gone too. But you can also forget spending hours on your smartphone, tablet, computer or even TV set.
On the other hand, the bistros are all still open, the produce and cheese markets still run every morning, bicycles dominate the wide avenues instead of cars, and for a budding amateur sleuth and now permanent expat, any murders she stumbles across will have to be solved the old-fashioned way—with brain power and shoe leather.

Oh, and it turns out that romance still works the same as before too.