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Enigmas
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A Woman for All Time
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The Year of the Buffalo
Marshall J. Cook is one of the most beloved and prolific writers in Wisconsin. The Year of the Buffalo, a novel of love and minor league baseball, his second book for Savage Press, is a touching tale of love, baseball and transcendence. The baseball action is accurate, emotional and inspiring.Synopsis: The lowly Buffalo, a triple minor team from Beymer, Wisconsin, The Smallest Town in the USofA with it's own professional baseball team hires a washed out lefty who finds true love and leads the team to its first ever championship. Keen drama. Truely fine insights into the human condition. W.P. Kinsella, author of Shoeless Joe which inspired Field of Dreams said of the book, Fine storytelling, genuinely touching moments.
Out of the Rainbow
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The Mortons of Arbor Lodge
In 1854, J. Sterling Morton and his bride, Caroline, made a honeymoon-trip to the newly-developing Nebraska Territory and set up what proved to be a life-long residency near Nebraska City where the famous Morton Lodge still stands as the focal point of Arbor Lodge State Historical Park. The book, The Mortons of Arbor Lodge, tells the story of their first five years of married life and the beginnings of J. Sterling Morton's political career, during the years 1854-1859. The black and white of history comes alive with color as the reader follows Bess Eileen Day's portrayal of the everyday lives of these people of the past. Through the lives of J. Sterling and Caroline Morton, readers will experience the fears, excitements, successes and failures of a well-to-do couple who chose the challenging life of the frontier.
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Club Orient a Photographic History
Club Orient was an iconic clothing-optional resort located on the beautiful Orient Beach in St. Martin FWI, long considered one of the best beaches in the Caribbean and the most significant nude beach in the Western Hemisphere.The resort opened for guests in 1981, and it was a place where you could shed your clothing, enjoy beautiful water, be invited to a patio cocktail party, and stay for a potluck. Many guests have memories of going for a walk, being invited for a drink by other guests, and returning five hours later. For many, it was the first place that they experienced naturism.Visited by an estimated 20,000 guests over its 36-year history, most who came to Club Orient fell in love wit...
