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The Man
He thought he left his old life behind, but The Man receives a message that his old "friends" have found him and will do anything to get revenge-even kidnap his daughter or murder his wife.
Rest Along the Way
In his first collection of short stories, Glenn A. Bruce proves his love of language and complex characters. Rest Along The Way is full of life. Some stories are funny, some tragic; some speak of desperation, some of triumph. Often the lines are blurred. In a refreshing take on the form, Mr. Bruce does not write solely for the purpose of irony. The stories are not without it, but don't rely on it. He is more concerned with the real people who populate his stories of everyday whimsy and loss, God and godlessness, love and hate. Diversity is the name of his game, and enjoyment is found on every page. He obviously loves what he does, is careful with his crafting, and tells the tales he wants to share. Rest Along The Way is a small marvel of fine storytelling. Glenn A. Bruce has a way of making the mundane intriguing, and the fantastic just the stuff of someone's every day. You will find a lot to like in these pages: socialites and hillbillies, drug takers and dealers, home owners and home wreckers - dogs, nudists, happy murderers and proselytizing children - they're all here!
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The Man
The Man is a tense, dark, non-linear roller coaster ride from thriller writer Glenn A. Bruce. The complex story of a family man whose past will certainly destroy everything he loves - and everyone he loves with it - is a time-twisted excursion into his former ways as his present unfolds at a frightening pace. His world is completely spinning out of control and he can do nothing to stop it - unless he returns to The Man he was. His Wife can't possibly understand why their daughter is missing, or how her own dark past is the key piece in this unsettling puzzle that becomes their lives. In The End, there are really no choices but one. The question is: Who will make that final decision? Will it be The Man, his Wife - or others who cruelly hold their fate in fickle, vengeful hands.
The Last Tour
Dan and Marion Cooper arrive in an Asian tropical paradise to find themselves victims of a series of powerful earthquakes and the outset of war between the northern and southern halves of the country. After the Coopers and a young mixed couple are rescued by the sexy and mysterious “Lana,” she disappears along with Dan and young surfer Lucas. Marion and Lucas’s African American wife, Alanda, are forced to return to the States, alone, filled with questions. When a young Army sergeant shows up with tales of Aliens in UFOs causing the quakes, Marion turns away despite being relentlessly questioned and followed by the FBI. Alanda, on the other hand, becomes a believer—whether it’s t...
Versions of the Truth
The sex is as hot as the tropics, the body count as high as the temperature, and the intrigue as thick as a red tide. No one is safe-especially from themselves. Christian Malle's drug-dealing father disappeared 15 years ago and left then teenaged Christian a fortune. His loving mother died of cancer ten years ago and left him an empty heart. His girlfriend dumped him for his own brother, and was murdered in broad daylight on South Beach one year ago today-leaving him nothing but questions. Why was Christian's cop brother dating her just before she died? Who were the two high-priced assassins in the car with her and why did Castro and Chavez let them come to the U.S.? Who killed them all and why? Mainly: what really happened with his father back then, and what did his brother have to do with it? Will Christian's new girlfriend offer any hope, or just cloud the salt water of his soul? EVOLVED PUBLISHING PRESENTS a taut, psychological thriller set in the dark world of South Florida's drugs, death, and money merchants.
Keywords for American Cultural Studies
A collection of sixty-four essays in which scholars from various fields examine terms and concepts used in cultural and American studies.
A Wrestling Life
What does it take to be an Olympic gold medalist and to coach a collegiate team to fifteen NCAA titles? In A Wrestling Life: The Inspiring Stories of Dan Gable, famed wrestler and wrestling coach Dan Gable tells engaging and inspiring stories of his childhood in Waterloo, Iowa; overcoming the murder of his sister as a teenager; his sports career from swimming as a young boy, to his earliest wrestling matches, through the 1972 Olympics; coaching at the University of Iowa from the Banachs to the Brands; life-changing friendships he made along the way; and tales of his family life off the mat. A celebration of determination, teamwork, and the persevering human spirit, A Wrestling Life captures Gable’s methods and philosophies for reaching individual greatness as well as the incredible amount of fulfillment and satisfaction that comes from working as part of a team. Whether we are athletes or not, we all dream of extreme success and are all looking to make our future the best it can be, but along the way we will undoubtedly need time to recover and rejuvenate. Let these stories inspire you to find your path to strength and achievement along whatever path you take.
Old House Interiors
National architectural magazine now in its fifteenth year, covering period-inspired design 1700–1950. Commissioned photographs show real homes, inspired by the past but livable. Historical and interpretive rooms are included; new construction, additions, and new kitchens and baths take their place along with restoration work. A feature on furniture appears in every issue. Product coverage is extensive. Experts offer advice for homeowners and designers on finishing, decorating, and furnishing period homes of every era. A garden feature, essays, archival material, events and exhibitions, and book reviews round out the editorial. Many readers claim the beautiful advertising—all of it design-related, no “lifestyle” ads—is as important to them as the articles.
