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A World War II flashback story told from the point of view of Class of 1942 woman at 1990's era Warbirds Air Show.
span style="font-size: medium;">span style="font-family: Times New Roman;">This historical thriller opens with a short chapter in the 1930's, with a brief view of the major characters. Set in rural San Joaquin Valley, the reader is then lead into the real time life of the major character Darla, at the opening of the story, an exciting June air show with a focus on the World War II warbirds. At this airshow she meets a younger family friend, Ernie, and tellss her story about this young man's family and hers. This begins the flashback to the 1940's, prior to Pearl | |  | | The Doc
Doctor Henry Houston tries to help two Civil War reenactor friends. Being in federal detention was the last thing he imagined.
The Doc/b> is a conspiracy thriller involving Civil War reenactor Dana Sweet who wrote a Master's Thesis entitled i>Control Thesis/i>. In her paper she exposes a federally funded domestic surrveilance/black ops squad. Dana's father, Matthew Sweet is also a Civil War reenactor, is a patient and friend of Henry "Hank" Houston, MD, in California. Matthew asked for Hank Houston to help. The story opens with Hank in detention and undergoing chemical interrogation at a facility known as the SRI - acronym for Safety Research Institute. /b>From this beginning, Hank tried to hang | |  | | The Doc revised edition
Friend and doctor Hank Houston seeks answers for Matt Sweet about his daughter's situation. Dana Sweet was a grad student in Virgina and worked in Washington for the Federal Accounting Office.
span style="font-size: larger;">span style="font-family: Arial;">When a dying friend and fellow Civil War reenactor asks California physician Hank Houston to find his daughter’s killer, Hank has no idea what problems his snooping will cause. The last thing he expected to uncover was a US murder squad being run by the DHS. But this domestic black ops unit is determined not to be exposed and, as Hank gets closer to the truth, he discovers just how far they will go to hide all their dirty little secrets. /b>/span>/span>
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Living With The Dying
by Jennifer Miller
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 A touching, loving and spirtual insight of the dying process, filled with peace, smiles and starting on their journey, taking me with them as far as I could go, returning back with something I didn't have before. Will be out early in 2010..on Kindle |
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