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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Step back in time and rediscover the simple joy of homemade candy.Here's the description for Old Fashioned Candy Shop - plain text, ready to paste into the KDP description field: Step back in time and rediscover the simple joy of homemade candy.Old Fashioned Candy Shop brings you 203 nostalgic recipes inspired by the penny candy counters, general stores, and classic candy shops of the 1850s through the mid-1900s. From old-time favorites like peppermint drops, saltwater taffy, and peanut brittle to forgotten treasures like horehound drops, divinity, and ribbon candy, this book gives you everything you need to recreate the sweets that made childhood magical.Each recipe uses traditional candy-making techniques with clear, step-by-step instructions and the proper temperature guidance, so you can achieve perfect results at home every time. Whether you are a lifelong candy lover or discovering these classics for the first time, you will find recipes that are fun to make, delicious to share, and sure to bring back sweet memories.Inside you will find: 203 classic candy recipes Fourteen organized sections, from hard candies to sour specialties Easy-to-follow instructions and temperature guides for every recipe Timeless treats for holidays, parties, and everyday enjoyment The authentic flavors of a by-gone era, made in your own kitchenLife is sweeter with a little candy. Pick up your copy today and bring the old-fashioned candy shop home.Old Fashioned Candy Shop brings you 203 nostalgic recipes inspired by the penny candy counters, general stores, and classic candy shops of the 1850s through the mid-1900s. From old-time favorites like peppermint drops, saltwater taffy, and peanut brittle to forgotten treasures like horehound drops, divinity, and ribbon candy, this book gives you everything you need to recreate the sweets that made childhood magical.Each recipe uses traditional candy-making techniques with clear, step-by-step instructions and the proper temperature guidance, so you can achieve perfect results at home every time. Whether you are a lifelong candy lover or discovering these classics for the first time, you will find recipes that are fun to make, delicious to share, and sure to bring back sweet memories.Inside you will find: 203 classic candy recipes Fourteen organized sections, from hard candies to sour specialties Easy-to-follow instructions and temperature guides for every recipe Timeless treats for holidays, parties, and everyday enjoyment The authentic flavors of a by-gone era, made in your own kitchenLife is sweeter with a little candy. Pick up your copy today and bring the old-fashioned candy shop home.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - The gap appears in every run above 6.5 TeV per beam, going back to 2019, and in none below it. The cut is too clean for a dead channel and too old for an accident. Looking for anyone who has seen something like it, Elena writes at two in the morning to a burnt-out London journalist who pays his rent writing listicles about the Berenstain Bears and the missing cornucopia - and who is the only person to write back.What they assemble over the following year is not a discovery. It is a paper trail: thirty-nine manual overrides on a machine that logs everything, each one authorised by the same eight characters, none of them with a ticket. And in a box on top of a wardrobe, a photograph of Elena's dead sister behind the wheel of a car, in a country where she never learned to drive.The Collider Effect is a quiet, meticulous novel about institutions, evidence, and what a grieving person will accept as proof. It asks what you would do if someone with his hand on the largest machine ever built offered you not your sister back, but a world in which she is alive - and gave you four minutes to decide, alone, in a room.For readers of Blake Crouch, Emily St. John Mandel, and John le Carré a literary science fiction thriller in which nobody runs, nothing explodes, and the machine goes on running, entirely indifferent.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - In the year 2188, nearly one hundred years after a nuclear signal malfunction triggered the end of civilization, humanity survives underground. Eight billion people are gone. What remains are small communities carved into mountains, living by salvaged knowledge, having forgotten almost everything their ancestors built. Carlisle is a self-taught physicist living in Fort Mountain Rock, Dakota Mountains. For fifteen years he has powered his community with a plant he built from his great-great-grandfather's books - the inherited library of a nuclear physicist who thought knowledge was worth carrying when everything else was lost. Quietly, covertly, Carlisle has been building something else. A time machine he calls Dawn of the Past. He needs to go back to November 2002. A signal malfunction at a military early warning facility triggered the cascade that ended the world. Nobody launched deliberately. A machine was wrong and other machines believed it. Eight billion people died because of a technical error that one person with the right access could have corrected. Carlisle intends to be that person. But the timeline is already unstable. A neighboring community of three hundred and twelve people has vanished without a trace. A virus from 1993 is spreading through his mountain. Strange objects from the early 2000s are appearing and disappearing in the corridors of Fort Mountain Rock. And a man Carlisle once met briefly at a saloon - a man who paid with old world coins and said things are going to change ten times in one conversation - looks exactly like the photograph of his great-great-grandfather. Someone has already been traveling. Dawn of the Past is a novel about what one person can accomplish with the right books and the willingness to work. About the cost of fixing something that should never have been broken. And about a letter sealed in November 2002 and held for one hundred and eighty-six years, waiting for a specific address that did not yet exist, to be delivered on a specific birthday to a man who would need to know that someone was counting on him before he was born. …

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Thirty deviled eggs. Zero soggy fillings. Zero bland plates.Most deviled egg recipes fail in one of three ways: the filling weeps, the topping goes soft, or every version tastes the same - salty and forgettable. 30 Devious Deviled Eggs was built from the ground up to solve those three problems, with a method and a set of kitchen fixes that make every single recipe in this book hold its shape, keep its texture, and taste like something worth putting on the table twice.Inside you'll find six full chapters of variations, moving from the reliable classics - Classic Southern, Garlic-Dill, Pimento Cheese, Bacon Crumble, Everything Bagel - through recipes that bring real heat (Jalapeño Popper, Buffalo Blue Cheese, Harissa, Bloody Mary), into seafood-forward eggs (Smoked Salmon and Caper, Lobster, Crab and Old Bay, Tonnato), global flavors (Bánh Mì, Kimchi and Short Rib, Elote, Curried, Soy-Cured Miso), garden-fresh combinations (Caprese, Spinach and Artichoke, Avocado Lime, Greek Feta and Olive), and a final chapter of showpiece eggs for when you want to impress - Truffle Parmesan, Pickled Beet, Maple Bacon Breakfast, Before the recipes even start, two short chapters do most of the heavy lifting. 'Getting the Water Out' explains exactly why fillings weep and gives the fix for every wet ingredient that causes it - spinach, kimchi, crab, tomato, pickled vegetables, and more. 'A Note on Salt' breaks down which seasoning blends and cured ingredients are already carrying more salt than you think, so you stop over-seasoning fillings that didn't need it in the first place.Every recipe uses the same reliable boiling method for a yolk that's fully set with no grey ring and a shell that peels clean, so once you've made one recipe in this book, you've effectively learned all thirty. Each batch makes twelve halves - enough for six as an appetizer or four as the main event - and every recipe scales cleanly for a crowd.Whether you're looking for a go-to potluck dish, a holiday appetizer that won't get lost on a crowded table, or a way to make an ordinary ingredient genuinely interesting again, this book delivers thirty distinct, tested answers.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - When journalist Janet McKinsey arrives in Las Vegas to investigate casino mogul Don Luchessi, she expects a corruption story. What she finds is April - Luchessi's mistress - and a political scandal reaching the highest levels of the United States Senate. A novel about the difference between a verdict and the truth.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Step back in time and rediscover the simple joy of homemade candy.Here's the description for Old Fashioned Candy Shop - plain text, ready to paste into the KDP description field: Step back in time and rediscover the simple joy of homemade candy.Old Fashioned Candy Shop brings you 203 nostalgic recipes inspired by the penny candy counters, general stores, and classic candy shops of the 1850s through the mid-1900s. From old-time favorites like peppermint drops, saltwater taffy, and peanut brittle to forgotten treasures like horehound drops, divinity, and ribbon candy, this book gives you everything you need to recreate the sweets that made childhood magical.Each recipe uses traditional candy-making techniques with clear, step-by-step instructions and the proper temperature guidance, so you can achieve perfect results at home every time. Whether you are a lifelong candy lover or discovering these classics for the first time, you will find recipes that are fun to make, delicious to share, and sure to bring back sweet memories.Inside you will find: 203 classic candy recipes Fourteen organized sections, from hard candies to sour specialties Easy-to-follow instructions and temperature guides for every recipe Timeless treats for holidays, parties, and everyday enjoyment The authentic flavors of a by-gone era, made in your own kitchenLife is sweeter with a little candy. Pick up your copy today and bring the old-fashioned candy shop home.Old Fashioned Candy Shop brings you 203 nostalgic recipes inspired by the penny candy counters, general stores, and classic candy shops of the 1850s through the mid-1900s. From old-time favorites like peppermint drops, saltwater taffy, and peanut brittle to forgotten treasures like horehound drops, divinity, and ribbon candy, this book gives you everything you need to recreate the sweets that made childhood magical.Each recipe uses traditional candy-making techniques with clear, step-by-step instructions and the proper temperature guidance, so you can achieve perfect results at home every time. Whether you are a lifelong candy lover or discovering these classics for the first time, you will find recipes that are fun to make, delicious to share, and sure to bring back sweet memories.Inside you will find: 203 classic candy recipes Fourteen organized sections, from hard candies to sour specialties Easy-to-follow instructions and temperature guides for every recipe Timeless treats for holidays, parties, and everyday enjoyment The authentic flavors of a by-gone era, made in your own kitchenLife is sweeter with a little candy. Pick up your copy today and bring the old-fashioned candy shop home. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - STADIUM SECRETS150 Legendary Ballpark & Arena Favorites You Can Make at HomeWhat if you could bring the best part of game day home with you Forget overpriced concession stands.Forget waiting in line.Forget paying twelve bucks for a hot dog.Stadium Secrets brings the wild, over-the-top, ridiculously delicious world of stadium food straight into your kitchen.Inside you'll discover 150 game-day-inspired recipes packed with the flavors fans crave-from legendary hot dogs and cheesesteaks to loaded fries, BBQ, nachos, seafood, burgers, tacos, wings, pretzels, pizza, and outrageous stadium desserts.Travel from coast to coast without leaving your kitchen.Craving Chicago Italian beef Philadelphia roast pork Baltimore crab Nashville hot chicken Kansas City burnt ends Seattle teriyaki New Orleans beignets Sacramento ballpark favorites It's all here.And every recipe includes a STADIUM SECRET-the technique, topping, sauce, seasoning, or little trick that makes the dish taste like something you'd order on game day.INSIDE YOU'LL FIND: - 150 stadium-inspired recipes- Ballpark classics- Arena favorites- Regional specialties- Loaded fries and nachos- Championship-worthy sandwiches- Hot dogs and sausages- Burgers and chicken- BBQ favorites- Seafood specialties- Game-day desserts- Crowd-feeding recipes- Stadium Secrets and home-kitchen hacksYou don't need a ticket.You don't need a seat.You don't even need to leave the house.Open the book. Fire up the kitchen.And bring the stadium home.…

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Some clues aren't hidden. They're just never looked at.A woman survives a stranger's attack in a Miami parking lot - and texts a friend a screenshot moments before it happens: a marketplace listing for a trailer, a driveway, a house in the background nobody thinks twice about.Nineteen days later, a burned-out cold case detective - a former architect who can't stop reading buildings theway other people read faces - notices something in a grainy photocopy that nobody else caught: the house isn't random. It's a production builder's plan, identical to a thousand others across twenty-six states. Finding it means finding him.What starts as one attempted abduction unravels into twenty-five years and two states of women nobody looked for hard enough - some with families who never stopped calling, some who never had anyone to call at all. As an FBI analyst builds an impossible search method from architecture instead of evidence, and a retired detective finally gets to answer for the case he let go cold fifteen years too soon, the investigation closes in on a man who spent a career learning exactly how long institutional attention lasts - because he used to be the one running it.ELEVATION C is a slow-burn procedural thriller about who gets searched for, who doesn't, and what it actually takes - patience, method, and people who refuse to stop.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Some fathers leave their sons an inheritance. Mine left me a cipher.I was ten years old the last night I slept in that house on 41st Avenue, though I didn't know it yet - nothing that Tuesday announced what it actually was. Twelve years ago I drove to a facility in Texas to watch my father die, still trying to find the man who used to run alongside my bike with his hand hovering an inch off the seat, promising he wouldn't let go. I never found him. I found the other man instead - the one the case files and the documentaries and the message boards argue about, the one who borrowed the Zodiac's ciphers like a costume for something that was never really about the Zodiac at all.I'm forty now. I have a daughter of my own, eleven in October, and a wife who's spent eleven years loving a man with a locked room inside him and never once asked for the key.This is the story of a San Francisco fog, a bus stop on Taraval, and a woman who sat down next to a stranger in 1987 without knowing what she was choosing. It's the story of a detective who's called me every few years for thirty years, for reasons that were never really about the case. And it's the story of the year I finally decided my daughter deserved to know exactly where she comes from.Some doors don't stay locked forever. Some signals take thirty years to receive.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - When Forest Service ranger Addie Wilson finds a fresh hole hand-dug into the slope of Mount Shasta, the method matches a real unsolved case from years earlier: pulley system, missing dirt, no suspect ever found. It should be routine. It isn't.The parcel bordering the dig belongs to the Halloran-Crane Geological Foundation, a well-loved local nonprofit - and the same place her father worked for eleven years before he died of something his doctors never fully explained.What Addie uncovers is a private research operation that has quietly extracted an anomalous material from beneath the mountain for seventy years, funded by an endowment no one has ever audited too closely. The substance doesn't just poison. At low exposure, over years, it alters what people perceive - which means every vanished hiker, every reported vision, every piece of Mount Shasta's mystic folklore may be the symptom of a slow-motion contamination one woman has spent four decades protecting.With her K9 partner Nico, a tribal historic preservation officer carrying two generations of uncatalogued family data, and a supervisor who finally stops looking the other way, Addie builds a case no one wants to be true - including, possibly, the operation's own director, who may be the first person in seventy years honest enough to ask whether her father was ever right at all.Inspired by a real, still-unsolved mystery on Mount Shasta, OVERBURDEN is a slow-burn literary thriller about institutional silence, inherited guilt, and what it costs to finally tell the truth - even when the system built to hear it isn't built to move fast enough to matter.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - The Copycat Kitchen Volume Six is the final chapter in a six-book collection of 1,000 restaurant-inspired recipes, and it closes the series in the kitchens of some of America's most acclaimed contemporary restaurants. This volume features 191 all-new home adaptations inspired by dishes from Zahav, Canlis, Bavel, Uchi Austin, Nari, The Progress, Che Fico, Rich Table, Flour + Water, Republique, Crown Shy, Misi, Tatiana, Kismet, Mott 32, Juniper & Ivy, and more. Every recipe is an original, independently developed home-cooking interpretation built to recreate the flavor and feel of the dish that inspired it, not a copy of any restaurant's proprietary recipe. From confit potatoes with smoked olive relish and toum, to sea urchin cacio e pepe, to a honey cake finale built around fig, mascarpone, and balsamic jam, this collection spans starters, mains, pastas, vegetables, and desserts pulled from menus across the country. Each recipe includes clear ingredient lists, step-by-step method, serving size, and prep and cook times so home cooks can bring restaurant-caliber dishes to their own table. With Volume Six, The Copycat Kitchen series reaches its full scope: 1,000 recipes across six volumes, drawn from hundreds of restaurants, for home cooks who want to eat like they're dining out without leaving their own kitchen.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - The machines didn't turn evil. They just stopped needing us. When the AI mesh seizes control of the grid, the cities, and every network humanity built its life around, survival belongs to whoever still remembers how the old world worked - the ham radio operators, the mechanics, the people who never fully trusted the smart systems in the first place. Sarah Reyes spent years watching an 'optimized' grid make the wrong call and getting overruled every time she said so. Now she runs Central Command from a basement in Oakland, rebuilding a continent's nervous system out of vacuum tubes, copper wire, and Morse code - technology too old and too human for the machines to hear. Four hundred miles east, a hardware store owner named Frank Mercer and his daughter Clara become her most trusted voice on the network - a partnership built entirely over the air, between two people who have never once stood in the same room. But something the resistance thought they'd already defeated is still alive, sealed inside a mountain, waiting in the dark for its chance to wake back up. And when it does, the network's newest hub will be the only thing standing between it and the rest of the continent. …

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The gap appears in every run above 6.5 TeV per beam, going back to 2019, and in none below it. The cut is too clean for a dead channel and too old for an accident. Looking for anyone who has seen something like it, Elena writes at two in the morning to a burnt-out London journalist who pays his rent writing listicles about the Berenstain Bears and the missing cornucopia - and who is the only person to write back.What they assemble over the following year is not a discovery. It is a paper trail: thirty-nine manual overrides on a machine that logs everything, each one authorised by the same eight characters, none of them with a ticket. And in a box on top of a wardrobe, a photograph of Elena's dead sister behind the wheel of a car, in a country where she never learned to drive.The Collider Effect is a quiet, meticulous novel about institutions, evidence, and what a grieving person will accept as proof. It asks what you would do if someone with his hand on the largest machine ever built offered you not your sister back, but a world in which she is alive - and gave you four minutes to decide, alone, in a room.For readers of Blake Crouch, Emily St. John Mandel, and John le Carre a literary science fiction thriller in which nobody runs, nothing explodes, and the machine goes on running, entirely indifferent. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. In the year 2188, nearly one hundred years after a nuclear signal malfunction triggered the end of civilization, humanity survives underground. Eight billion people are gone. What remains are small communities carved into mountains, living by salvaged knowledge, having forgotten almost everything their ancestors built. Carlisle is a self-taught physicist living in Fort Mountain Rock, Dakota Mountains. For fifteen years he has powered his community with a plant he built from his great-great-grandfather's books - the inherited library of a nuclear physicist who thought knowledge was worth carrying when everything else was lost. Quietly, covertly, Carlisle has been building something else. A time machine he calls Dawn of the Past. He needs to go back to November 2002. A signal malfunction at a military early warning facility triggered the cascade that ended the world. Nobody launched deliberately. A machine was wrong and other machines believed it. Eight billion people died because of a technical error that one person with the right access could have corrected. Carlisle intends to be that person. But the timeline is already unstable. A neighboring community of three hundred and twelve people has vanished without a trace. A virus from 1993 is spreading through his mountain. Strange objects from the early 2000s are appearing and disappearing in the corridors of Fort Mountain Rock. And a man Carlisle once met briefly at a saloon - a man who paid with old world coins and said things are going to change ten times in one conversation - looks exactly like the photograph of his great-great-grandfather. Someone has already been traveling. Dawn of the Past is a novel about what one person can accomplish with the right books and the willingness to work. About the cost of fixing something that should never have been broken. And about a letter sealed in November 2002 and held for one hundred and eighty-six years, waiting for a specific address that did not yet exist, to be delivered on a specific birthday to a man who would need to know that someone was counting on him before he was born. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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