Welcome to our book review site go-pdf.online!
You may have to Search all our reviewed books and magazines, click the sign up button below to create a free account.
The Prague Deception
Throughout history, many dictators developed a primeval almost sadistic view of society and felt that power was for the taking. Some of these dictators went to the finest educators in the world and learned how to mesmerize their citizens, converting them to their own twisted ideologies. They began the process by corrupting the military generals, who controlled the work force and weapons that could control their peopleOne individual during World War Two, set in motion a contingency plan in the event he wasn't successful in accomplishing his goal of ruling the world - and that was Adolf Hitler. Toward the end of the Second World War, Hitler ordered his Army to enter Prague. He moved his muniti...
The Montana Monopoly
This is the story that started in 1945 and is about two refugees that left a traveling circus in Hungary at the end of World War II. They were able to sneak aboard a US Liberty Ship in Bremerhaven, Germany on one of the trips going back to the United States. They made their way from New Jersey, traveled down through Memphis, TN, and finally ended up in Billings, Montana. Twenty-five years later after having successfully opened twelve restaurants in four states, other "quickie" restaurants started to sprout up and so their business started to suffer. Walter Donleavy had envisioned having a chain of restaurants ever since he purchased the Monarch Ranch in Colorado. However, as soon as he becomes involved in trying to purchase the chain, he is suddenly embroiled in a deadly war that involves family members, as well as "friends" from Miami, and the Bahamas.
The Machinators
None
The Colorado Conspiracy
In 1975, a plan was put in motion by a group of investors that would change the boundaries of the Pawnee Indian reservation. Ten years of very careful planning and collaboration between factions in Florence, Italy; Las Vegas, Nevada; Cheyenne, Wyoming and Fort Collins, Colorado would ultimately give them access to the Pawnee gold - but not mined by the Pawnee Indians. It was a plan so cunning, that organizations in both the United States and Europe weren't going to let anything stand in their way. However, the timings of these events were extremely crucial to its success. The Monarch Ranch was a key ingredient to its success, but when the new owner purchased the ranch two months earlier, they hadn't counted on Rick Benedict, a Professor of European history to be that fly in the ointment. It was a race against time to mine the gold and distribute to certain parties in Europe and the United States, before the Air Force in Cheyenne Wyoming could mount a major investigation, surrounding the seismic disturbances.
Bleeding Panther
U.S. Marine Adam Koehley lives the ideal life with his wife and two children on the beaches of Hawaii until his latest tour in Iraq shatters his world completely. PTSD therapy reveals to his wife the unbearable details of his capture and the guilt that he battles over the death of a young boy. She watches, helplessly, as her husband spirals into drugs and alcohol to dull his agony but, when she learns of his affair with the boy's mother in Iraq, she flees her marriage to her hometown and back into the arms of an old flame while Adam returns to war. As she returns to her home in Hawaii, two officers arrive at her door with wounded faces, carrying the worst news of all.
Project Onion
Kathryn “Kat” Jensen’s new audit consulting job quickly becomes extremely dangerous. Investigating a notorious drug trafficker’s bank accounts can lead to life-threatening complications! When Kat Jensen, an out-of-work internal auditor in New York City, joins Melville Consulting, a friend’s secretive consulting firm, she unravels the elaborate money-laundering scheme used by a notorious drug lord nicknamed El Rey, or The King. Based on her analysis, the banks freeze his accounts. Furious, El Rey storms their office, threatening to kill her boss. The drug czar gets arrested, but Kat is badly shaken and wants to quit. Except auditing jobs aren’t easy to find after she took a year o...
The Contortionists
When five-year-old Joshua Christopher disappears off the street as he walks to a friend's birthday party, his family if forced to confront the unimaginable. What happened? Why? Who took him? The convicted sex offender caught lurking near the search? Why won't police leave his family, his parents, alone? In his second novel, his first in twenty years, Robert H. Van Wagoner explores a family in extremis tottering at the edge of faith: in God and church, in family, and in marriage, in the institutions that promise safety and meaning. Both lyrical and explosive, The Contortionists unfolds as a page-turning mystery. Van Wagoner's wrenching narrative propels the reader forward, toward the novel's harrowing climax, while deftly unpacking its major themes--mental illness, sexuality, and substance abuse in a culture that would rather not confront them. Does the truth ever set anyone ultimately free? The stakes for Joshua and his family could not be greater.
The Berlin Escape
"How much are you getting paid to kill me?" Walter asked. "I might as well tell you. Its five million dollars," she replied. "I'll give you ten million dollars, not to kill me," Walter said casually. Dorothy went to Jimmy's office to talk to him. "You don't have to give this guy, Rocky, any more money," Dorothy said firmly. "What...What do you mean...What happened?" Jimmy asked shocked. "Never mind. I took care of it," Dorothy said. "That means I want you to start managing this place like a real club or I'll sell my share to Dennis. Do you understand me?" and she left his office. "I assume you're going to kill me?" Janus asked in a matter-of fact way. "I can give you ten thousand dollars rig...
The Boy From Allahabad
The holy city of Allahabad which hosts the largest human gathering at Kumbh Mela; the city with a religious, political and emotional heart produced a unique mafia don Balu who carried Allahabad in his heart on international quests before returning home.
