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A dead body. A crazy chicken. And a Chinese artifact. Morro Cliff Village will never be the same again. Lucy Fong is keeping the family's private investigation firm afloat while her mother is in a coma. When a man collapses outside the PI office, Lucy is once again drawn into another murder investigation. Who is the dead man, and why does he have a crazy chicken in his knapsack? How did he get inside the secured building owned by Lucy's family? It's a race against time to find the murderer before danger catches up with Lucy. Join Lucy and her friends in this fast-paced cozy mystery. For readers who like fun cozy mysteries, quirky characters, and a dash of humor. Keywords: cozy mystery, amate...
Under the motto "Verne's Heirs: Snapshots of French Science Fiction" it includes the following stories: Michael Shreve: Editorial Claude Ecken: Paralysis Claude Ecken: Team Spirit Pierre Pelot: First Death Jean-Louis Trudel: The Way to Compostela Jean-Claude Dunyach: Paranamanco Jacques Barbéri: The Soul of Scanners José Moselli: The City in the Abyss Maurice Renard: Them! Jean-Claude Dunyach: The Hitch-Hiker's Guide To French Science Fiction InterNova #4 has just been uploaded. This time it's a theme issue about French science fiction, compiled in collaboration with translator Michael Shreve and French sf veteran Jean-Claude Dunyach. It includes stories by Claude Ecken, Pierre Pelot, Jean-Louis Trudel, Jean-Claude Dunyach and Jacques Barbéri, two rediscovered classics by Maurice Renard and José Moselli with introductions by Michael Shreve and an exclusive update of Jean-Claude Dunyach's "Hitch Hiker's Guide to French Science Fiction".
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Adam Schneck emigrated to the colonies in 1749 and settled in the Lehigh Valley of eastern Pennsylvania. He married Catharina and they were parents to six children. Their eldest son, Johann Peter (b.1755) married Magdalena, the daughter of Hans Niccolaus and Maria Catharina Hertzog. They were parents to nine children. Their son Peter Schneck (1779-1851) married (1) Maria Catharina Baer, the daughter of Johann Adam Baer and Anna Margaretha Peter and lived in Whitehall Twp., Northampton Co., PA. Daniel Schneck (b.1807) the second son of Peter Schneck and Cathrina Baer of Pinegrove Twp., Berks Co., PA married Magdalena Stein, daugher of Johann Georg Stein and Catharina Gebhard. They were the parents of four children. Solomon Schneck (1809-1889) was the third son of Peter Schneck and Catharina Baer of Pinegrove Twp., Berks Co., PA. He married Anna Maria Reichert, daughter of Carl and Maria Sara Reichert. They were the parents of nine children.