One of the great things about running Flashlight Worthy Book Recommendations -- a website dedicated to recommending great books by theme -- is the new way in which you see books.
Out the window go the standard genres: Goodbye, Fiction. Sayonara, Biography. Nice to know you, How-To... don't let the door hit you on the way out.
In their place say hello to much narrower themes. Have a hankering for Histories of Natural Disasters? Prefer to peruse a list of Zombie Novels? Want to go to bed with a Children's Book for a Grownup?
Or, in this case, how about a novel that features a friend-fatale, as contributed to Flashlight Worthy by Sally Koslow, author of With Friends Like These?
Where is that line, by the way, between friend and friend-fatale? Like pornography, it's hard to define, but we think these novels -- a healthy mix of classics and worthwhile chick lit -- will make it as clear as a sharp knife in the back.
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Trust your instincts, place your faith in God alone, and be careful where you tread. Why do you think they say man's best friend is an animal (dogs to be more exact). We have already seen what this government will and won't do for its citizens, we know how business operates and people are VERY expendable.
Psalm 118:8-15