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A memoir in which professional wrestler Mick Foley discusses the physical and mental challenges he faced in the weeks leading up to the "Lockdown" match in which he faced tag team Father Time and Mother Nature, and shares stories of his life and career with WWE and TNA, his relationship with Vince McMahon, and his work in Sierra Leone.

Presents a collaborative memoir in which the two basketball stars reevaluate their competitive relationship and achievement of many championships and awards during an important time in the National Basketball Association.

Presents a collaborative memoir in which the two basketball stars reevaluate their competitive relationship and achievement of many championships and awards during an important time in the National Basketball Association.

Scott Brown, elected to the U.S. Senate in 2010, tells the story of the abandonment and abuse he suffered as a boy, the role of basketball and coaches in saving him, his success as a model in the 1980s, and his political career.

Tennis player John McEnroe chronicles his career, discussing how he discovered his passion for tennis, his commitment to the game, his most memorable matches, and his personal life.

The author chronicles the lives of various people of Haines, Alaska, a small obscure village about ninety miles north of Juneau, and describes native Tlingit Indians, fishermen, gold miners, and other interesting characters.

Janine Latus recounts her family's search for her younger sister, Amy, and the subsequent trial of her former boyfriend Ron Ball for the murder.

Rachel Simon chronicles the experiences she had and shares the lessons she learned during the year she spent riding the bus which her mentally handicapped sister rides on each day.

Describes the life and career of the rock singer and examines her recent appearances in music videos and feature films.