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Seven Turns of the Key:
The title ‘Sette Giri della Chiave’ would have been just as appropriate
in Italian as its English translation, Seven Turns of the Key. The term
is derived from the finality of imprisonment, not necessarily in a
physical structure but in one’s mind, heart and soul.
A long planned and much needed vacation to the Amalfi Coast in Italy
results in an adventurous hunt for the truth. A chance meeting with a
stranger in a remote parking lot, somewhere outside of Sorrento, is
the beginning of a search with surprising consequences.
Murder, mystery, intrigue, deceit and adultery become an integral part
of the search. After many subsequent trips to Sicily it is discovered
that the answer are to be found no further then the shores of the
United States.
Seven Turns of the Key is more than just a fact based novel. | |  | | The Heart of the Order
Have you ever wondered how differently your life would have
turned out had you been daring and went against all the
conventional rules? Angelo Saverino was about to find out,
the hard way. When as a 30-something he suddenly found
himself thrust into the world of professional sports.
Saverino gives the reader a first hand account of life as a
professional sports agent. He tells what really happens in the
clubhouse, behind closed doors. The story is told with a no
holds barred approach, bringing the reader into a world few
people ever get to visit.
This is not just the story of one man’s experiences as a sports
agent or his years as a young baseball fan. It is about how his
early life, in a very Sicilian household in the Italian
neighborhood of New York’s East Harlem influenced his
business decisions and adult life in gen |
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Epiphany
by Gary Stephens
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 “We’re going to use nine megaton warheads in space and we’re not sure they’re large enough to be effective. Why would you even consider using kiloton-range surface-to-air warheads as back-up?” The answer was succinct. “Because they’re all we have.” |
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