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Chapters: John Reeves, Harold George Nelson, Adair Blain, Sam Calder, Warren Snowdon, Grant Tambling, John Nelson, Nick Dondas, Paul Everingham. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 34. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: John Edward Reeves (born 2 January 1952) is an Australian politician, lawyer and judge. He was a Labor member of the Australian House of Representatives from 1983 to 1984, a prominent barrister in Darwin afterwards, the author of the controversial 1999 Reeves Report on Aboriginal land rights, and has been a Judge of the Federal Court of Australia since November 2007. Reeves was born in Queensland, and was admitted as a solicitor in 1975 after completing five years articles of clerkship and the Queensland Solicitors Admission Course. He moved to Alice Springs, where he worked as a solicitor, and became involved with the Labor Party. He won preselection to contest the Northern Territory seat in the House of Representatives for the 1983 federal election, and was elected amidst the election of the Hawke government. Another federal election was held the following year, however, and Reeves was opposed in 1984 by the outgoing Chief Minister of the Northern Territory, Paul Everingham. Initially thought to have little chance against the popular Everingham, he closed the gap in the polls significantly during the campaign, but fell approximately 1,800 votes short. Reeves had moved to Darwin upon his election to parliament, and returned to his legal practice there after his 1984 defeat, being admitted to the bar the following year. He remained involved in the Labor Party, where he was heavily associated with the party's right-wing faction, and initially was a staunch ally of Opposition Leader Bob Collins. Reeves subsequently nominated and won the presidency of the Northern Territo...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=20129051 ... Read more

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Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Yakima Canutt, Helen Gibson, Sam Katzman, B. Reeves Eason, George B. Seitz, Franklin Adreon, Lydecker Brothers, Robert F. Hill, Ronald Davidson, John English, James W. Horne, Mack V. Wright, Spencer Gordon Bennet, Henry Macrae, William Witney, Basil Dickey, Ford Beebe, George H. Plympton, Elmer Clifton, Sol C. Siegel, Fred C. Brannon. Excerpt:B. Reeves Eason B. Reeves Eason (October 2, 1886 June 9, 1956) was an American silent film director , actor and screenwriter of the early period. Career Born William Reeves Eason in New York City , he directed 150 films and starred in almost 100 films over his career. Eason's career transcended into sound and he directed film serials such as The Miracle Rider starring Tom Mix in 1935. He used forty-two cameras to film the chariot race as a second unit director on Ben-Hur (1925) and also directed the "Burning of Atlanta" in Gone with the Wind (1939). His son, B. Reeves Eason, Jr. , born in 1914 would later appear in twelve films, including Nine-Tenths of the Law , which Eason Sr. directed. He died in a train accident during filming in 1921. Death On June 9, 1956, Reeves died of a heart attack at the age of 69. He is buried in Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Los Angeles . Filmography Director item 1915 : Competition item 1915 : The Day of Reckoning item 1915 : She Walketh Alone item 1915 : The Poet of the Peaks item 1915 : A Good Business Deal item 1915 : Mountain Mary item 1915 : To Melody a Soul Responds item 1915 : The Honor of the District Attorney item 1915 : After the Storm item 1915 : The Newer Way item 1915 : The Exile of Bar-K Ranch item 1915 : Drawing the Line item 1915 : A Question of Honor item 1915 : The Spirit of Adventure item 1915 : In Trust item 1915 : The Little Lady Next Door item 1915 : The Barren Gain item 1915 : Hearts i... ... Read more

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Astral possession!
I have read virtually ALL books pertaining to the Twin Soul/Flame concept ( at least on AMAZON!)..However, I have never read one that has brought me less joy than this particular book.
I do NOT think this is a Twin Soul reconnection it has all the signs of ASTRAL POSSESSION.
Jean Cline has alas, become more masculine!
The whole idea of Twins merging is for BOTH polarities to be in BALANCE,to become a WHOLE.
In this case Isee the masculine as the dominant polarity as the feminine dissipates into God knows where.


Vesna P.
(Croatia)
If i was Jean I'd be very worried about my state of being.
I am truly surprized that Gary W. Duncan MS. MA. wasn't able to recognize the fact that this is clearly a case of astral possession.
I was very dissappointed in the book..perhaps you won't be.
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William Shatner has once again brought his unique blend of talents as actor, writer, director, and producer to continue the saga of Jim Kirk's remarkable second life, as an insidious menace from his past threatens a new generation of heroes...

Retired and in a happy relationship, Kirk believes his adventuring days are over. But as he returns to Earth for the first time since his apparent "death" upon the U.S.S. Enterprise™NCC 1701-B, events elsewhere in the galaxy set in motion a mystery that may provide Kirk with his greatest challenge yet.

The Enterprise-E, under the command of Captain Jean-Luc Picard, is exploring an unstable region of space on a mission of vital concern to Starfleet when they discover the last thing they ever expected to find: a battle-scarred vessel that is instantly recognizable to every member of Picard's crew. Five years after being presumed lost, the Starship Voyager™ has come home!

The commander of Voyager, Tom Paris, explains that Captain Kathryn Janeway and half the original crew is dead, but if that is true, who is the mysterious woman who has kidnapped Kirk back on Earth, demanding that he assist her against a threat to the entire Federation? All is not as it seems, and soon Kirk is forced to confront the consequences of actions taken thirty years before, as well a his own inner doubts.

An unforgettable saga peopled by old friends and ancient enemies, Star Trek® Spectre propels Kirk on a journey of self-discovery every bit as harrowing as the cataclysmic new adventure that awaits him.

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Shatner's take on the mirror universe
Even though I thought Avenger sucked out loud I was still looking foward to this Shatner novel.I must say it started out with a bang.Lots of action from the start.As Kirk is making his way back to earth to meet up with Scotty he gets kidnapped by Kathryn Janeway, T'Val and Spock from the mirror universe.At the same time Picard and the Enterprise get taken captive by what appeared to be the Voyager only to find out that it was a replica and there were some mirror counterparts from the Voyager teaming with Klingons and Cardassians.

As usual Shatner rights his original series comrads very well.He basically knows them as well as any other writer.All the characters for the most part where written very well.However as for the story, it kind of slowed down a little.There is about fifty pages in the middle of the book that are almost a chore to read.You are just reading and hoping that this will get better.It does... as the end, even though a cliff hanger for the next book, is very exciting.

Shatner has the same ego that he does in the rest of his books.The universe still counldn't exist without James T. Kirk.Kirk even says it in the book. Something along the lines of Kirk knows he has to continue to save the universe because no one else can.Shatner still has very little respect for TNG members and that is certain.One other thing that I noticed was it was mentioned that since Kirk, Spock, Scotty and McCoy didn't know whether they could trust T'Val, the mirror Spock and Janeway that a mind meld should be done to make sure they were telling the truth.Scotty mentioned it to Kirk and Kirk said that he couldn't do it but Spock could.However, Kirk learned how to do the mind meld from Hugh when he rescued Kirk from the Borg world in Avenger.He then used it on Spock's assistant to find out that he was the one that killed Sarek.Has he forgot how to do it?Not sure what happened there.

They are also a lot of good things about the book.First of all, it is better than Avenger.I was getting worried, Ashes of Eden was great, The Return... still pretty good, and then Avenger was not good at all.So I was worried that if the trend continued that this book would be bad. Another interesting fact about this story was that there was an exact time that the mirror universe went bad.There was a certain event, unlike Duane's Dark Mirror in which she had that universe bad from the beginning of time.They will probably continue the idea through out the rest of the books.

This book was a good read with lots of action, several surprises, and good story telling.If you are an OS fan it is a must read.

I have a baby due in 10 days I am going to try to get The Vulcan Academy Murders read before that.After that it might be a while before I get to read anymore.

Grade: B (maybe B+)

Part IV of the Kirk Saga.Excellent beginning to the Mirror Universe trilogy.
I have always enjoyed the story of the mirror universe in Star Trek, and wish that it had been explored more in the t.v. series.William Shatner fulfulled my mirror universe lust with a trilogy that takes us the reader in to a spectacular story.Spectre is the first chapter of the mirror universe trilogy that informs us that Captain James T. Kirk's mirror counterpart "Tiberius" is wanting to take over both universes.The Mirror universe Spock returns as well as the mirror version of Captain Janeway, telling Kirk how grim and bad the situation has gotten in their universe.With the help of Kirk's greatest allies (McCoy, Our Spock, Scotty, and the next generation crew)one of the best adventures of Star Trek begins.

Highly recommended and very fun to read.The book is fast paced and a sure joy for any Star Trek fan or none Star Trek fan looking for a great read.10/10.

A review of 'Spectre'
I was hesistant to pick up this book for I am NOT a fan of the 'Mirror Universe'. This is Shatner again writing about 'Capt. Kirk' trying to live a private life in the 24th century.

Con: What bothered me was Kirk is described as a man whom wants to live his 'private life' in retirement,with wife on a remote world. Then for NO reason,(from what I see) Kirk gets this 'bug' to exit routine life and visit earth. His own wife just 'understands' and allows him to pursue this whim!! [This was non-sensible to me] But I suppose it is the platform from which to launch the story. Kirk is hooked up with old colleges and when he no sooner arrives on earth, Kirk is kidnapped and whirled into an adventure.

Pro: Capt.Picard and another 24th Century character get involved as well. The story informs the reader on things that happened after a TV series star trek episode was told. Action picks up the pace and just keeps going. Good swash buckling.

Con: Book ends in a cliffhanger in which some details will be explained in the next novel. If you are a 'Mirror Universe' fan you'd probably want to obtain that book as well. Sense I'm not- I'll wait until new ground is explored before I read another Shatner Novel.

Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! Yes! Shatner's Best Trek Novel!
This is my absolute favorite in Shatner's Trek series. "Spectre" is the first book in what would become the "Mirror Universe" Trilogy. You see the return of Tiberius and Spock's mirror-self from the TOS episode "Mirror, Mirror".

What makes this book so interesting is that you find out what has happened in the mirror universe after Kirk and his crew left. And let's just say that things have taken a turn for the worse. Tiberius has a partner, none other than Picard's mirror self. Kirk discovers again that his worst enemy is in fact himself. A great read indeed!

Very good book indeed!
I enjoyed the TOS,TNG,Voyager & Mirror crossovers in this story quite a bit! Was suprised at the love of Kirk's life being of Klingon/Romulan heritage concidering his history with them. I guess it show's even Kirk's never to old to chnge for the better,huh?
I couldn't help saying "Oh, that's cold!" with the way it end's (in being a cliff hanger). Look forward to finding the next book in this story. ... Read more

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Chapters: John Batchelor, George Hargreaves, Rachel Reeves, Bill Boaks, Rushanara Ali, Lindsey German, Rainbow George Weiss, Richard Norton, 8th Baron Grantley, Monty Goldman, James Humphreys, Sylvia Dunn,. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 50. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: William John Batchelor (4 January 1959 - 11 April 2010), more commonly known as John Batchelor, was an English racing driver, businessman, political activist, and football investor. He was chairman of York City F.C. from 2002 to 2003, during which time he was also the owner of York City Racing, a motor racing team competing in the British Touring Car Championship. Batchelor was born in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, where he lived for a short period before moving to Surrey, Kent and Portugal due to his father's work. He received four O-Levels at school and had an exchange year in Oregon, United States, after which he sold insurance door-to-door in East Lancashire. He worked in this for nine months before selling cleaning products for five years, when he started "System Hygiene", a janitorial supplies company based in Accrington. He married Gillian in 1981 and the couple have had four children. He stood as a Common Sense Sick of Politicians candidate for Blackburn in the 1997 general election, coming in last place after winning 0.8% of the share with 362 votes. Following the election, through an open letter, he said "I extend my gratitude to the 362 voters in Blackburn who backed my campaign to take politics out of government. I would also like to point out that an additional 30,000 voters also offered me their support by being so sick of politicians that they abstained from voting at all. If we now add this figure to my votes and then subtract the votes of the 'winning' candidate it shows a 5,000-vote majority for tho...http://booksllc.net/?id=8206882 ... Read more

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Chapters: George Wallace, Martha Reeves, Katherine Jackson, Don Sutton, Jean Sasson, George Wallace, Jr., Ariosto A. Wiley, Travis Grant, Ann Lowe, Eli Sims Shorter, Edward Bullock, Walter Reeves, David Hill. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 62. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: George Corley Wallace, Jr. (August 25, 1919 September 13, 1998), was the 45th Governor of Alabama, serving four terms: 19631967, 19711979 and 19831987. "The most influential defeated candidate" in 20th-century U.S. politics, according to biographers Dan T. Carter and Stephan Lesher, he ran for U.S. president four times, running officially as a Democrat three times and in the American Independent Party once. A 1972 assassination attempt left him paralyzed and a wheelchair user for the remainder of his life. He is best known for his Southern populist ,pro-segregation attitudes during the American desegregation period, convictions he renounced later in life. The first of four children, Wallace was a native of Barbour County, Alabama. He was born in the town of Clio, in rural southeast Alabama, to George Corley Wallace and Mozell Smith Wallace. He was the third of four generations to have the name George Wallace, but as neither parent liked the name "Junior", he was called George C. to distinguish him from his father, George, and his grandfather, Dr. Wallace. Wallace's father had dropped out of college to pursue a life of farming when prices were high during World War I; Mozell had to sell their farmland to pay existing mortgages when George Sr. died in 1937. Wallace was fascinated with politics from the age of 10, winning a contest to serve as a page for the Alabama Senate in 1935 and confidently predicting that he would one day be governor. Wallace became a regionally successful boxer in high school, then went...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=259897 ... Read more