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Book a literary-lovers room at Nora Roberts' romantic inn Best-selling romance novelist Nora Roberts is now ensconced in the hotel biz, with rooms that feature literary lovers. Publication date for A-Rod book moved up a month An unauthorized and highly anticipated book about Alex Rodriguez is coming out a month sooner than planned. Publication of Selena ... Book Buzz: What's new on the list and in publishing John Updike's final work, a poetry collection will be published next month. Meanwhile, The Yankee Years lands on USA TODAY's ... 5 questions for Adriana Trigiani Adriana Trigiani's new novel, Very Valentine (Harper, $25.99), is the first in a trilogy starring New Yorker Valentine Roncalli, ... Three of hearts: Books play the romance card Valentine's Day the frilly holiday arrives with boxes of candy and emotional expectations. USA TODAY looks at three books on ... A giant spirit shines in 'Aberdeen County' Tiffany Baker gives us Truly Plaice, a heroic gentle giant with a glandular condition who has the power to heal.	Wasted Land Nick Reding's unnerving portrait of Oelwein, Iowa, depicts a catastrophe of Chernobylish dimensions, precipitated by the loss of jobs and the rise of methamphetamines. Unreal Estate In "Busted," The Times's Edmund L. Andrews explains why he bought a house he couldn't afford. In "Our Lot," Alyssa Katz chronicles how home lending was upended in the first place. Past-Prime Crisis In this novel, a septuagenarian East Village couple wrestle with real estate, terrorism, real estate, an ailing dog and real estate. Goddess of Mischief A lively, harrowing biography of the glamorous Idina Sackville, celebrated and reviled as a ringleader of the British colonial scene in 1920s Africa. God and Man at National Review An engaging memoir of a young man basking in, and at times trying to escape, the aura of his famous mentor, William F. Buckley Jr. The Baby-Industrial Complex A new father's memoir of modern parenting, from Buy Buy Baby to Dr. Ferber. Misery Loves Company In this novel, middle-aged American women with major relationship problems flee to Mexico in search of repair and romance.	Wasted Land Nick Reding's unnerving portrait of Oelwein, Iowa, depicts a catastrophe of Chernobylish dimensions, precipitated by the loss of jobs and the rise of methamphetamines. Unreal Estate In "Busted," The Times's Edmund L. Andrews explains why he bought a house he couldn't afford. In "Our Lot," Alyssa Katz chronicles how home lending was upended in the first place. Past-Prime Crisis In this novel, a septuagenarian East Village couple wrestle with real estate, terrorism, real estate, an ailing dog and real estate. Goddess of Mischief A lively, harrowing biography of the glamorous Idina Sackville, celebrated and reviled as a ringleader of the British colonial scene in 1920s Africa. God and Man at National Review An engaging memoir of a young man basking in, and at times trying to escape, the aura of his famous mentor, William F. Buckley Jr. The Baby-Industrial Complex A new father's memoir of modern parenting, from Buy Buy Baby to Dr. Ferber. Misery Loves Company In this novel, middle-aged American women with major relationship problems flee to Mexico in search of repair and romance. Paper Trail This admiring but not uncritical biography makes a strong case for I. F. Stone's relevance to our own time. Over There A new condensed history of World War I, from the map rooms to the trenches to the tombs. Princes and Imams A Times reporter's funny, perceptive take on the Middle East and why reform there is so difficult.

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