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Channing's Run
When Channing Van Reed suggests an auto tour south of the border to his friends, he has no idea what he is about to set in motion: that this trip will become a treasure hunt with consequences impacting international politics for eighty years into the future. A sweeping saga of cowboys and gangsters, soldiers and politicians, revolutionaries and lawmen, CHANNING'S RUN is a high adventure tale of survival, loyalty, greed, and love spanning the period from the turbulent 1920's to present. The reader is in for a rambunctious ride from bordellos to boardrooms, Al Capone's Chicago to the vast northern Mexico desert, Washington D.C. to war-torn Cuba.
Sigsbee Deep
Birth: A New World Within will help you remember who you are, where your essence began and where you are headed. You will find yourself knowing what it is to have love and peace within your spirit, for it has always been there. These are some of the questions many of you have asked: What is my purpose? Where am I going? What is the next step? Why am I here? You have forgotten and it is now the time to remember. We will explain where you got stuck in your spiritual growth and where you were supposed to be. Moreover, while going through the entire chapters of this book you will know these things and will journey through the many mysteries of the past, future, and most important into the realit...
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Hunting Blind
What prompted the colonists to move to the new, wild, and unfamiliar territory in northeastern Ohio that would become known as the Connecticut Reserve? How did they get this far inland? What happened to the people indigenous to the area before the colonists expanded westward? How did the area come to be in the first place? This book provides some possible answers to those questions.
Overtaken by the Night
Vladimir Fedorovich Dzhunkovsky was a witness to Russia’s unfolding tragedy—from Tsar Alexander II’s Great Reforms, through world war, revolution, the rise of a new regime, and finally, his country’s descent into terror under Stalin. But Dzhunkovsky was not just a passive observer—he was an active participant in his troubled and turbulent times, often struggling against the tide. In the centennial of the Russian revolution, his story takes on special significance. Highly readable, Overtaken by the Night captivates on many levels. It is a gripping biography of a man of many faces, a behind-the-curtain look at the inner workings of Russian politics at its highest levels, and also an ...
On Helwig Street
'"Whoever said beggars can't be choosers," my grandfather would remark when she was out of earshot, "never met your mother."' Jean Russo was a single mother in the 1950s, badly paid and living with her only son, Richard, in the upstairs apartment of her parents' home on Helwig Street in Gloversville, New York. When Richard left for University, Jean saw her chance to escape a dead-end town in search of a better life elsewhere. So began a series of ill-conceived adventures, as ambitious son and restless mother strove to find somewhere to belong. Hilarious and heartbreaking, a story of growing up and of growing old, of becoming a man whilst remaining a son, of thinking that the grass is greener somewhere else, but knowing that going home is inevitable: On Helwig Street is a poignant tribute to a complicated mother and a brilliant evocation of mid-century America.
