| I
Love You Maggie |
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First
love
against
a
background
of the
racial
integration
movement
in New
Orleans
in
1960/61. |
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| In
Search of Aimai
Cristen |
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A
nineteen-year
old girl
finds
her
identity
in the
'00's
while
tracing
her
father's
search
for
identity
in the
San
Francisco
Bay Area
in the
late
1960's. |
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| My
War. Book I: The
Pilot |
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Four
books
tell the
story of
a
bilingual
Canadian
pilot in
the
Second
World
War.
Book The
Pilot
follows
him
through
basic
training
till the
retreat
from
Dunkirk. |
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| The
Sheriff of River
County |
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Crime
fiction.
Stories
of
county
politics,
domestic
violence,
hit and
run
investigations,
strikes,
strike
breakers,
and
clashes
with the
Feds. |
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| My
War. Book II:
Mad Harry |
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Four
books
tell the
story of
a
bilingual
Canadian
pilot in
the
Second
World
War.
Mad
Harry
covers
the
German
raid on
the Isle
of
Guernsey
and the
Battle
of
Britain. |
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| My
War. Book III:
Alps and
Pyranees |
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The
Alps and
The
Pyranees
describes
the exploits of
a
bilingual
Canadian
pilot
in Vichy
and
Occupied
France. |
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| My
War. Book IV:
The Island |
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Shot
down by
friendly
fire
returning
from
France
on
D-Day,
then
promoted
to
squadron
leader,
Peter
supervises
the
peacetime
transition
of
Guernsey. |
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| Sad
and Angry Man |
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Still
our most
popular
title: A
55,000-word
novel of
black
and
white,
male and
female
relations,
set in
contemporary
small-town
Georgia. |
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| Le Choix erroné |
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A
French
Canadian
finds
love
while
spying
for the
Confederacy
at Bull
Run,
Shiloh,
Baton
Rouge,
New
Orleans,
and
Chancellorsville |
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