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Jason Edwards
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Jason Edwards
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Jason Edwards
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Jason Edwards
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Jason Edwards
Excerpt from Jason Edwards: An Average Man There was a phrase which very completely defined the character of Walter Reeves. He was level-headed. He faced the street, hideous with mud, and tumultuous with the war of belated business, with a laughing face and steady brown eyes, though the city impressed him more than he expected it to do. Fresh from college in interior New England town, where life moved quietly - this rush of men and teams over greasy, black cobble-stones deafened and bewildered him. He stood a little while in the mouth of the depot, a gloomy, castellated structure. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www....
Jason Edwards, an Average Man
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Jason Edwards
Hannibal Hamlin Garland (September 14, 1860 - March 4, 1940) was an American novelist, poet, essayist, and short story writer, Georgist, and parapsychology skeptic/researcher. He is best known for his fiction involving hard-working Midwestern farmers.
Forget What You've Seen
Even if she escapes her captors, something much more dangerous lies ahead. When twenty-three-year-old Courtney Beckham, the privileged daughter of a highly successful land developer, is abducted in the mountains near her home, the search turns up more than just a kidnapping crime. FBI agent Jason Edwards investigates the ten-million-dollar ransom and stumbles upon something he wasn't meant to find. When Courtney catches a glimpse of the caller ID in her kidnapper's home, what she sees turns her world upside down. Even if she escapes her captors, something much more dangerous lies ahead. From the author who brought you Forget What You've Heard comes another story featuring Agent Jason Edwards that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Forget What You've Heard
A cryptic phone call overheard by a pregnant woman makes her the next target for murder. One small piece of conversation heard by the wrong person changes everything. When Aubree Stewart answers her phone on the way to work, she has no idea that she is now in possession of a dangerous secret--one so powerful that even the Secretary of Defense is in peril. Unable to forget what she has heard, Aubree soon finds herself swept up in a world of danger, intrigue, and murder. With help from the FBI, Aubree races to protect herself and her unborn child, but the one thing she forgets to protect is her own heart.
River Whispers
Jack Bentley's life fractured into jagged shards of pain and loneliness four months ago when his wife's car plunged into the Snake River. Still reeling from the loss of his wife and infant son, Jack finds his world shaken again when he sees the ghost of his wife, Gina. But the truth she tells him changes everything: their son didn't drown with her. Now, Jack must find his son before he slips away forever. Haunted by loss and his wife's plea, Jack finds himself diving into a mystery deeper than the river's swift current. No power on Earth can reunite him with his little boy--and even help from beyond the grave may not be enough to bring Jack's son back.
