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Energy never dies. What happens to that energy when the body dies?
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| |  | | Hermann Frech - On The Way To Siberia
A Hitler Youth and his struggle to survive
Germany 1944: Hermann Frech is not yet sixteen years old when he is conscripted for military duty – at an anti-aircraft battery. His duty is supposed to keep him in comparative safety near his home. However, as the Third Reich collapses around him, his duty orders take him far away. Forced to become a “child-soldier,” he huddles in the Reichstag in Berlin as the Soviet Red Army makes its final assault on the capital. Taken prisoner, his life is a daily struggle to find scraps of food to eat and avoid being killed.br />
| |  | | Journey Into The Past
A Love That Transcends Time.
When fate decrees that the paths of a vacationing American architect and a retired German businessman cross, the soul-mates embark on a journey through time and takes them into the past, a journey triggered by a series of mysterious, hidden love notes centuries before.
| |  | | Santa Boy
Santa and Mrs. Claus have a son.
This story tells the tale of Santa Boy, Mr. and Mrs. Claus’ new baby boy who brings joy to to the elves and reindeer at the North Pole and is known for the “bells on his toes.” br />
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But, when one snowy day, he and his friend the squirrel, “Bushy,” get lost in a snowstorm, the elves and Santa head out to find Santa Boy, worried that he hasn’t come back. He is found, hiding in a cave, when they hear, through the hard and strong snowstorm, the sound of Santa Boy’s jingle toes and the Elves sing: br />
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"Santa Boy go | |  | | The First American Back
Entreprenurial adventures on the road to Beirut, Lebanon
First American Back is a story about the author’s entrepreneurial pursuits that took him to Beirut, Lebanon. He got caught up in Lebanon’s civil war that led to his abduction and financial disaster. He departed Lebanon when the civil war’s 27th cease-fire failed to hold. Trying to recoup his losses, he returned one year later and was hailed as “The First American Back” by a British journalist. His travels throughout the Middle East reveal the difficulties encountered by westerners doing business in that region along with misconceptions associated wi | |  | | They Plotted Revenge Against America
A Muslim and Christian youth are sole family survivors from an American air attack on Baghdad in 2003.
They join other Lebanese and Palestinian youths in Beirut to seek revenge for the deaths of their families.
An Israeli Secret Service Agent, with a grudge against his adopted country, organizes the training of selected young men and women eager to carry out a deadly mission in America. The plan: to infest poultry, water foul, and fish with deadly flu viruses that will mutate to humans. The conspirators also have an antidote but will make it available only if America meets their demands.
During their final preparations in America, the mission members discuss the deep-rooted causes of conflict in the Middle East region. Faced with life in the United States, their desire for revenge weakens as some of the team members realize their actions will result in the killing of millions of innocent people. In the meantime, suspicions arise. Homeland Security is placed on alert and begins to close in on them. In the end, not all members are willing or able to carry out the plot.
Can – and will – those who remain put the deadly plan into action? And will their threats break the stalemate between the Israelis and Palestinians – or lead to an unparalleled tragedy?
| |  | | To Beirut and Back - An American in the Middle East
A true story of adventure, international intrigue and danger!
Frustrated with a salaried employee’s life and an insular upbringing, Abe struck out on his own to become a successful entrepreneur with a will to risk.
He eventually sought his fortune in Middle East where he encountered a very different mentality and business culture; and where events would change his political attitudes.
Just as the money began rolling in, he and his family became caught up in the danger and tragedy of the Lebanese Civil War. Despite being robbed, shot at and kidnapped, he remained in Lebanon even after westerners had fled as a matter of self-preservation.
Although financial ruin finally impelled him to leave, he returned a year later and was hailed as “The First American Back.”
In his travels throughout the Middle East he met with representatives of princes, kings and the Shah of Iran. But could he resist the temptation of undertaking illegal activities for high stakes?
This book's story bears witness to the risks of the entrepreneur in a foreign land with the hazards of unpredictable events. It also provides a look at the customs and life of the Arabs, their mentality and their business practices.
This story is true based on the recollections of the author and his family. Although exact quotes cannot be considered accurate, they portray conversational content as remembered and expressed. In addition, the names of some of the persons have been changed to protect their privacy.
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