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A fictional novel that takes place in year 2011 and ironically foretells all that is currently happening in the USA from the wars, to the failed economy, an African American becomes president, to increases in crime, especially in Arizona, but hopefully not to the level in the book that required a deterrent to crime.
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My newest novel is being published by Amazon. It is a story about an odyssey of Life of a German POW encamped in the USA during WWII and his promises that he hides and holds onto for over fifty years before he produces the "letter' that is a catalyst to begin life all over and the search is on.
p style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt" class="MsoNormal">span class="messagebody2">span style="font-family: "Times New Roman","serif"; font-size: 12pt">It is a story about an odyssey of Life of a German POW encamped in the USA during WWII. /span>/span>span style="font-family: "Times New Roman","serif"; font-size: 12pt">Raised by a German Prokurist and a Nurse, Frantz Gerber spent his late teens in Hitler's Army in the Arbeitsdienst building roads in Russia. At twenty he was in flying school and soon ordered to the front lines where he was captured and shipp | |  | | The WRIT
The writ of habeas corpus, usually used to test the legality of a prisoner's detention, has expressly been preserved because it is explicitly mentioned in the United States Constitution (thus, it probably cannot be abolished except by constitutional amendment). In the United States federal courts, the writ is most often used to review the constitutionality of criminal convictions rendered by state courts.
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Welford Street Miracles is based on something you know something about. Something you experienced through the sense of life, of actual living, and that always makes for the best kind of writing. Its simplicity, its honesty in telling is evident not only in the lines but between the lines, and that’s when writing is at its best. You believe the miracle, and believing it you begin to see the characters and feel for them and hope for them spiritually. Into this group of people we have a main character. The prime subject wrought with a medical problem, brainwashed in his spiritual hierarchy, and skilled in the business world, whose struggles and accomplishments come to the forefront and whose encounter with a stranger ends in the greatest miracle of all.
"How many times has something happened to you or your family that could only be explained as the work of God or an angel? True stories of neighbors about a stranger's visit acquire that explanation. Born on Welford Street in Port Arthur, Texas, Richard grows up learning life lessons from neighbors who were visited in the 1930s. He is brainwashed into believing that the president of a Christian-oriented insurance company is second to God. He becomes the company's top producer, even though he is secretly being treated for a cancer that is scheduled to take his life. Will he learn that a |
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Little River
by Dadfire
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 Let this coming of age story of a boy named Bean take you back to a simple time. Set in a small southern town in the 1960's, encircled by a river and gleaming white cotton fields. |
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