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A Sticky Business is a fact-based story with two fictional protagonists so as to raise a question that is the theme of the novel. A young priest in Boston witnesses a tragic incident in which several blocks are destroyed and many righteous are killed or injured. He begins a quest to learn why God permitted such a disaster to befall innocent people while two Mafia Dons lead long, prosperous lives.
"A Sticky Business", a fact based story about a tragic incident in Boston in 1919 in which many innocent people were killed or injured. A young priest who witnesses the tragedy begins a quest to learn why god permitted the disaster to befall innocent people while two Mafia Dons lead long and prosperous lives. His attorney-friend gathers evidence and prosecutes those he believes are responsible for the incident. They ultimately reach different conclusions as to the priest's quest.
The 14 face-based short stories begin with the story of a poor boy fr | |  | | Journey Through Hell Almost to Heaven
Historical Novel about a young doctor's experiences in the American Civil War.
FIVE SAMPLE CHAPTERS ARE ON AMAZON'S KINDLE BOOK SITE.
strong>font color="#2a2a2a">For more than a century and a half since the end of that War, for the most part Southerners have almost reverently referred to the Civil War as “The Lost Cause”, and to its military leaders [Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson, etc.] as heroes. The author leaves it up to the reader to decide whether they should be remembered as valiant heroes or traitors to the United States. What is certain is that their actions led to the devastation of the South and a legacy of bigotry and oppression of blacks for far more than a century./font>br />
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Dear Margaret,
by Pamela Ackerson
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 Based on the memoirs of a Pearl Harbor survivor. Letters from two pen pals take the reader on a journey into the past, a past where nightmares came true, and when hatred reigned. |
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