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An inspector from the World Court is assigned to investigate the cause of the civil war in Liberia. The US Government doesn't want her to succeed.
When Dominique Perdu, investigator for The World Court in The Hague is assigned to find out who was behind the coup in Liberia, no one takes much notice. No one, that is, except the CIA, who assigns one of their top agents to make certain she fails. As Ms. Perdu circles the globe looking for answers, she learns how much America is intertwined with the history of Liberia, and also discovers that finding the real truth just might get her killed. | |  | | Cobras of India
She's black, she's beautiful and she's the best CIA agent in the field.
Lori Nichols is in India to stop a group that is providing organs for transplant that they get by kidnapping Americans and taking whatever they need. | |  | | French Lace
Nichols is at it again, this time in France, Greece and turkey.
Black CIA Agent Lori Nichols and her team travel to Europe to try to stop a crime syndicate that is praying on refugees and using slave labor to produce drugs. | |  | | Presidential Powers
A retired Chairman of the Joint Chiefs becomes President and declares martial law, using the power of the military to make radical changes. A popular female TV newsperson opposes him, and the two battle it out, with the future of America hanging in the balance.
A terrorist bomb kills the President and all nine Supreme Court justices at a photo session, and the VP (Charles Powers, a black, retired chairman of the joint Chiefs of Staff) becmoes President, declares martial law and takes over the country. He selects Barbara Westphall, an old adversary, as his VP, in order to have a balance to his power. The two immediately clash over issues that face America today, such as gun control, drugs, and abortion.
The story twists and turns as the two struggle with the issues and thefuture of America. | |  | | Ransom A Lori Nichols Mystery
She's black, she's beautiful and she's a CIA Agent.
Lori Nichols and her hand picked team go up against a terrorist group planning on attacking Washington DC and New York City during the holidays. | |  | | Road to Despair
CIA agent Lori Nichols and her team go to Liberia to stop a counterfeit ring.
She's black, she's beautiful and she's the CIA's best field agent. In Wages of Sin Nichols is sent to Africa to find a counterfeit operation and shut it down. Along the way she and her team run across an illegal diamond mine operation. When they get caught between the two criminal groups, she and her team will have a tough time getting out alive. | |  | | Singapore Pearl
Lori Nichols is a black CIA agent who travels the world fighting crime.
Lori Nichols and her team are in Singapore to rescue a kidnapped CIA agent. But the job is complicated by a war between a corrupt military an international criminals and a home based crime ring. | |  | | The Lincoln Affair
Historical Fiction about the last six weeks of Lincoln's life.
When actor Robert Mathews is hired tp stand in for Abraham Lincoln, he has no idea that his best performance just might get him killed. | |  | | THE RODINA PLOT
A secret association commissions a hit on the Russian Premier. An American citizen inadvertently gets involved, and he tries to escape the net cast by the Soviet authorities. If he's caught, it could mean World War III.
This is a tightly wound political thriller that will keep you turning pages as fast as you can read. The plot is intricate and the fast pace is heart stopping. | |  | | Wages of Sin
CIA agent Lori Nichols travels to South America to fight drug dealers.
She's black, she's beautiful and she's the CIA's best field agent. In Wages of Sin, Nichols is sent to Bolivia to ferret out a drug dealer who is supplying drugs that are killing Americans. While she and her team are there, the family of one of her team members, Art, is kidnapped in Columbia. Nichols is given 48 hours to try to rescue them before she must return to stop the next shipment of drugs from Bolivia. |
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Raised on Black & White TV
by Carol Mitchell
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 Raised on Black and White TV is Carol Denise Mitchell’s intimate, unflinching memoir of growing up in a world where television became both a refuge and a mirror. Through the glow of classic black‑and‑white programs, she learned about fami |
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