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Scammed? New Book Reveals How Easy You Can Be ScammedJamaican Author R. George Riggon Has New Book Released by Headline Books, Inc.Read More... |
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Manifest DestinyWhile observing the Presidential election in Romania, a Congressional staffer is kidnaped by Communist rebels and held captive in a remote area of the Carpathian Mountains. The quest for his safe return takes Congressman Richard Thompson to a dark side of international politics which no one dares talk about in the hallowed halls of Congress. In trying to save the life of the young American, Thompson must do things he thought impossible for him to imagine, let alone execute.Top selling author, Rick Robinson follows up his award winning novels The Maximum Contribution and Sniper Bid with a thrilling tale of political intrigue which will rock his readers to their very core. Read Manifest Destiny and you will understand why Robinson is quickly becoming known as the only author who puts .real politics. in his political thrillers. His stories are as real as today's headlines. Manifest Destiny, ISBN 978-0-929915-96-8, 304 pages, case binding, 6 x 9, Retail Price $24.95 Release Date May 1, 2010 Buy Here |
The Best Years of Flying: A Memoir of Howard Hughes & TWAWorking for Howard Hughes and TWA was a job to be envied in the 1950's. Dee Merian tells of her high flying adventures during the reign of this airline and its famous owner. From the best hotels in Europe to The Plaza in New York, Hughes treated his crew first class as they flew passengers to major cities around the world.In the 1940's and 1950's career choices were slim for women. Author Dee Merian, influenced by Hollywood movies of airplanes stories as a young girl, grabbed her brass ring to see the world aboard a Trans World Airlines airplane. Thousands applied for this new job and few were chosen; follow the adventures of one such young woman who met movie stars and famous entertainers as she pursued her dreams. The Best Years of Flying, ISBN 978-0-929915- 82-1, 304 pages illustrated, 6 x 9, hard cover, Retail price $24.95 Buy Here |
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Through the GlassThrough the Glass is an upbeat, poignant story about a stained glass artist whose studio faces a cul-de-sac in the outskirts of Logan, West Virginia. Through her front window, Patricia Tazewell keeps close track of her neighbors, whose business she insists upon knowing. The story has several serious subplots, including one involving Patricia's daughter, Celia, who, at thirty-nine years of age, is suffering from Bipolar Disorder and still lives with her mother. Patricia, a widow, develops interest in two men, one is married and the other deserts her. Like the biblical Job but with a far better sense of humor, Patricia remains faithful and optimistic. In spite of loose ends still dangling, Pat eventually takes control of her life.Through the Glass by Barbara Smith, ISBN 0-978-0929915-95-1, 6 x 9, paperback, 192 pages, Retail $19.95 Buy Here |