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Five Days
This story takes place in Dublin, Ireland where the culture, business practices, government and banking ethics of 2003 through 2008 could well have allowed this fictional tale to be a reality. We will never know. April, 2007. Peter and Liam Higgins along with their wives have made four decisions. First, they have acquired all the detailed family information they need. Two, their procedures are simple and low risk. Three, they have acquired all necessary identifications with all equipment in place. Four, they will kidnap the children. The three grandparents of the four children are wealthy and will have no problem wiring nine million Euros to a Swiss bank account for the childrens release. It...
The Professors
A book to challenge the status quo, spark a debate, and get people talking about the issues and questions we face as a country!
I CAN EXPLAIN - Six One Act Plays & A Monologue
Six one act comedy plays and one monologue about getting together and falling apart. Includes "GPS - An Auto Erotic Comedy," "Monster Dating," "Ring Tone," "Dating Hamlet," "Moments" and "I Can Explain."
House documents
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Journal
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The Granite Monthly
Contains articles on the White Mountains and a map.
An Autobiography
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The Gandy Dancer and Other Short Stories
All of the stories in The Gandy Dancer are touching and surprising, O'Henry twists to Jack London yarns. This delightful collection, full of beautiful imagery of land and skies and people, are stories of the USA told by an American girl, raised coast to coast, and north to south, who took off on her own at 17 to see what's up. There's persistent virtue to each adventure, triumph over adversity, as they reach heart and soul for a rare look at the lives of strangers and the paths they picked up for themselves. The classic independent spirit of the American adventurer is captured in each original tale, and the everlasting joy of charting new territory. Has anything, Sparhawk asks, got more punc...
