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A nostalgic memoir of a love story set on a college campus in the early 1970’s.
Three chance encounters between a man broken by loneliness and a girl whose past includes sexual exploitation; lead to a relationship filled with romance, passion, betrayal and redemption. Freed from the bondage of his solitude, the man gives his love unselfishly and unconditionally. Freed from the shame of her past, for the first time in her life the girl feels safe and protected. Yet, she falls victim once again as she succumbs to the lies and abuse at the hands of a stranger.
Award-winning author Rich Finzer, explores the twin themes of love and emotional salvation in this; his second n | |  | | Maple on Tap
The only book you'll ever need to make your own maple syrup at home.
From author Rich Finzer, a Blue Ribbon-winning maple syrup producer with 20 years of experience. Get the best advice and learn shortcuts and tricks that will save you from making rookie mistakes, save you money by telling which equipment you really need and save you valuable time during the boiling-down process. Maple on Tap includes step-by-step instructions for all sugaring activities from tapping to bottling, as age-old skills are enhanced with modern technology. Included are beautiful color photographs clearly demonstrating the process and further lifting the veil of mystery on this unique | |  | | Taking the Tracks
An historic novel about growing up during the 1950's and 1960's. Set in and around Rochester, NY; it recounts the humorous, irreverent and poignant tales of childhood, adolescence and young adulthood. The story begins in 1954 at the Cold Water, NY railroad crossing and ends on snowy Christmas Eve - 1968.
"Taking the Tracks" is set in the 50's and 60's. I was a simpler time when childhood pursuits did NOT consist of video games, cell phones and the other ancillary electronic distractions which mesmerize today's kids.
But be warned, there’s no steamy sex, no gore, no blatant profanity and no violence; save for a one-punch schoolyard fight. And mercifully – no Zombies!
Formatted specifically for Kindle, what sets “Taking the Tracks” apart from other novels is its unique format. Each chapter is a self-contained short story, though all 27 are loosely arranged in chronological order.
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