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Semi-Retired cons can't help getting dragged in for one last game when an adventure stretching back in time lands right in their laps.
1920s New York was a wonderland of crooked cops, corrupt politicians, gangsters, mobsters, con men, and the occasional hood just trying to make a dishonest living. In the wilds of the urban jungle, two of the best that ever played the game have tried to hang it up and go legit, but then the dream score lands right under their noses. The Chicago outfits are sending people to New York in search of the Fat Lady, a statue that though on the surface appears to be one of the famous American artist's lesser works, he swore on his deathbed was the jewel of his career. Nate and Ash, two unlike | |  | | New Frontier
Mankind's greatest leap, finally breaking the bonds of the solar system, the greatest moment in history, might become the worst fall humanity ever faces.
span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-family: Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14px; line-height: 22.390625px;">As a new era dawns for humanity, finally breaking the bonds that left us tied to the Solar System, this giant leap is to be marred by greed and erupting violence. The new frontier, ripe for colonization and opportunity, is filled with the honest and ruthless alike. Two rival corporations have all but supplanted nation-states, keeping governments around only as a necessary fiction to pacify populations, as the realm of business now reaches into politics, military, religion, | |  | | Stage-Door
A madcap adventure in the world of theater, turned on its ear when pros from New York and Chicago drop into a community theater in the mountains.
“We have thirty days to write, rehearse, and stage a theatrical adaptation of the Odyssey, people have been promised a show that will blow their minds, and the budget is gratis.” With these words estranged friends from New York, Chicago, and San Francisco theaters descend on a small theater in Denver to try and save a kid’s after-school program. In a frantic haze they tear down most of performance space, rebuild it, bicker with locals and each other alike, fall in love, in lust, out of love, and ultimately the twenty and thirty-something’s have to answer the | |  | | Where I'm Bound I Can't Tell
One man's journey through a century of change, trying to find that last elusive wilderness.
In a century that set out to tame, civilize, and revolutionize the world Teddy always managed to stay a step ahead and find the last wild places. Where I’m Bound I Can’t Tell opens with a troubled kid in the nineties named Lee smart mouthing his way through community service. Meeting Teddy will forever change his life. Born in 1900 Teddy could never stand still, running away to join the French Foreign Legion as a boy he never returns to the states until the 1980’s. Along the way he crosses deserts, explores the Amazon, bears witness to Gandhi’s movement, sa |
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Blood on Their Hands
by Bob Brink
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 An alcoholic, miserly attorney reluctantly defends a black man from a false resisting arrest charge. He then discovers damaging information against the cops and two cronies, and embarks on a battle to keep himself and his client alive. |
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Angels on my Wings
by Roger Vizi
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 Action-packed adventure that will keep you turning the pages.
When an explosion on board Transcon's flight Three-Seven disables their flight control systems, it's up to a group of "Angels" to save the passengers and crew from crashing into |
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