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Four air traffic controllers observe an unidentified target on their radar screens, foretelling a terrifying night of unexplained phenomena and mysterious encounters that will alter the course of human history.
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Warren Gray was drafted during World War II at age 42. While Warren headed to Camp Wolters, TX, his wife, Violet, was left to fend for herself back home. Their letters convey the raw emotions they felt during those hard times and the brushes with fame they encountered.
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p align="left">This is not just another story about overt heroism and life in the United States during World War II. Never before have the war years been portrayed in such intimate detail by those who lived through them. Enlightening and endearing, i>Dear Mrs Gray /i>/b>relates the story of two ordinary people separated by warfont size="2" face="TimesNewRomanPSMT">, but coping and contributing to the war effort in their own unique way.
p align="left">At age 41, Warren Gray owned and operated a succes | |  | | The Superstitions
While camping with friends in The Superstition Mountains a teenaged girl endures a gruesome encounter that will radically change her life in an unexpected way.
i>The Superstitions/i>/b> is about a teenager named Arizona Palmer, who just wanted to fit in and be a normal 16 year old. After a night in the Sonoran desert she would be anything but normal. Under the glow of a blue moon, while camping with her friends near the Superstition Mountains, Arizona is confronted with unforeseen danger which transforms her very existence in an unexpected yet profound way. Eventually she is lured back to the Superstitions where myth becomes reality and a charming but mysterious acquaintance talks of sacrifice and destiny. Arizona is drawn to this mystery ma |
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A Subtle Armageddon
by Charles Cosgriff
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 A Subtle Armageddon follows in the tradition of C.S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien in defending traditional values in an increasingly secular culture. It deals with the plight of the last man on Earth, who ought to have had it easy. But he is not the la |
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