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The Keystone File by Andrew Delaplaine
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Category: Thriller
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The ruthless incumbent Republican President Jeffrey Norwalk is determined to use whatever means necessary to assure that he is succeeded by the Republican candidate, Florida Governor Sam Houston St. Clair.
But when a tie in the Electoral College throws the election for President into the House of Representatives, Norwalk decides to use his top-secret weapon, the Keystone File, to sway members to vote for his man.
Against an international backdrop of war between China and Russia over water rights, the stakes couldn’t be higher.
(A Jack Houston St. Clair Thriller. Prequel to “The Running Mate.”)
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THE MYSTERIOUS KINGDOM by Doyle Turner
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Category: Religious
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Somewhat different from the manner Paul was called, but just as effective was our experience. The Great Commission, to take the Truth to our needy nation resounded in the innermost parts of this couple. Part autobiography and part biblical commentary that will, hopefully, enlighten you to what the Master was referring to when he warned us about false doctrine and false prophesy. It is running rampant in these last days through the religious organizations. If you are a true Christian, you will be alarmed.
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Roll Cal by Glenn Langohr
Rating: 4.4 Stars with 30 votes
Category: Thriller
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"Whacks you aside the head with the force of a baseball
bat. Langohr's incredible description of his fight for survival in prison has 'screenplay' written all over it."
John South, American Media
Roll Call is a story with a cast of characters that include Mexican drug cartels, southern California street gangs and Hell's Angels all fighting for their piece of the drug culture. In the middle of it all, B.J. is hell bent for destruction until he realizes his destiny in the nick of time.
Add a good detective squeezed out of the loop by an overzealous narcotic detective; a robust prison union trying to call the shots; a handful of drug criminals trying to find their conscience and you have the perfect recipe for a revolutionary uprising, bound by blood, all leaving the reader wondering, who are the real criminals?
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Goodbye To All That by Judith Arnold
Rating: 4.8 Stars with 11 votes
Category: Chick Lit
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Redefining who we are in our family takes courage and an indestructible sense of humor.
Being the middle child is never easy, but thirty-six-year-old Jill Bendel is about to find out just how hard that job is when her mother throws away her sensible pumps, packs up her collection of classical music and runs away from home.
Longtime wife and mother Ruth Bendel loves her family but hates her life. Husband Richard doesn't even know how the steam iron works, let alone how a woman works. When Ruth's last nerve snaps, she finally does what she's wanted to do so many times before-she gets an apartment, a job, a new life and new friends. How will her pampered family survive ? Who will take care of her son Doug's daughters when he flies off for a romantic week with his wife? How can youngest daughter Melissa contemplate getting pregnant now that she's the child of a broken home? How is Jill going to juggle the demands of her own marriage, her kids, her siblings and her career while simultaneously trying to get her parents to reconcile?
Why is it that when things fall apart, everyone expects Jill to put them back together? Maybe she ought to run away from home, too.
