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After a national catastrophe, two newspaper journalists become separated and fight for several years to find each other again. The man is unaware during that time that his lover has given birth to their child.
div id="postBodyPS">Alamo Square is an epic novel that follows the lives of a man and woman who are separated for six years by war. br />
In that time, each struggles to survive and to learn the fate of the other, while becoming participants in the rebuilding of the shattered nation. br />
The core of the story is the battle between social intolerance and hatred in its fullest expression, against the power of love and human kindness. br />
In Alamo Square, Mike Lansford and Jenny McGuire, who have been reunited after meeting each other and falling in love two years before, are again sep | |  | | Allegheny Road
Allegheny Road is a frank, intense story of two men and two women whose lives converge on a plantation in the Shenandoah Valley of 1860’s Virginia.
p class="MsoBodyText" style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt; text-indent: 0.5in; line-height: normal">span style="font-family: "Times New Roman"">font size="3">strong>My novel Allegheny Road, the story of four strong characters who cross paths on the plantation called Allegheny Road, in 1860’s, was written to appeal to adults of both genders. In the story, Scott Patton and George Lynn, common enemies, are in love with the same women, Ashley Lynn, George’s estranged wife, and slave Millie Turner. Scott will risk his life to free the women from George’s iron grip, even if it | |  | | The Awful Arithmetic Volume I
The Awful Arithmetic is a non-fiction book, in two volumes, about the Civil War; it covers the entirety of the conflict, from its true cause——which was neither secession nor slavery——to the finer points of the war’s ending. For those seeking greater depth in understanding the war, The Awful Arithmetic presents far more than a basic narrative will offer, exploring new layers and levels of the conflict that are seldom touched in conventional accounts, whether in written form or in other media.
p class="MsoNormal" style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt; text-indent: 0.5in">font face="Courier New" size="3">strong>The Awful Arithmetic is a non-fiction book, in two volumes, about the Civil War. For those just entering a study of the war, The Awful Arithmetic covers the entirety of the conflict, from its true cause——which was neither secession nor slavery——to the intricate details of the war’s ending. For those seeking greater depth in understanding the war, The Awful Arithmetic presents far more than a basic narrative will offer, leading readers to new layers and le | |  | | The Awful Arithmetic Volume II
The Awful Arithmetic is a non-fiction book, in two volumes, about the Civil War; it covers the entirety of the conflict, from its true cause——which was neither secession nor slavery——to the finer points of the war’s ending. For those seeking greater depth in understanding the war, The Awful Arithmetic presents far more than a basic narrative will offer, exploring new layers and levels of the conflict that are seldom touched in conventional accounts, whether in written form or in other media.
Continuation of The Awful Arithmetic Volume I
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An intense, frank account of Seattle surgeon Sharon Witt and her battle against a drug company that leads her into the jungle of a nation in revolution named Marundi.
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Cemetery Island
by Mr. Ed
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 Sometimes, vacations just don't turn out the way you hoped they would. An idyllic wilderness house boating get-a-way soon turns into a hellish nightmare... |
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