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Exit
22Published by Drake Valley Press, September 2008 Christopher Sandige is a political strategist on his way from Washington to Florida when he is involved in an accident at Exit 22 in North Carolina. Stranded for the weekend, he meets a beautiful but mysterious woman and becomes embroiled in a double homicide. He must decide whether to trust the woman he is falling in love with, even as evidence mounts against her and he is swept into a world of shell corporations, bank fraud and the oil industry. Now he is being pursued by a dogged homicide detective and a hired assassin - one who wants to arrest him and the other wants to kill him. And time is running out.
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Songbirds
are FreePublished by Drake Valley Press, October 2007 Inspired by the true story of Mary Neely, who was captured by Shawnee warriors in 1780 near Fort Nashborough (now Nashville, TN). This book details her capture and her two years in captivity, her eventual escape in Northern Michigan, and her journey home alone over hundreds of miles of war-torn country and through hostile Indian Territory. It is the story of a young woman who was renamed "Songbird" for her beautiful voice, but who never gave up hope of escape, never knowing how close she was to both death and freedom.
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FBI Agent Sheila Carpenter is attending the Academy in Quantico, Virginia when she discovers information concerning a secret journey her mother made just days before her parents' deaths. Convinced her parents were murdered and vowing to find the killer, she retraces her mother's last steps, taking her on a hair-raising adventure leading to stolen identities, illegal immigration and an explosive ending that will leave you on the edge of your seat!
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Whether you are an aspiring writer or a published author, you will want to unlock the secrets to success with this book. More than 20 authors provided tips and tricks to making your book tour and appearances exceed your expectations, obtain media exposure, and sell more books. Especially written for writers of fiction, it is a valuable resource for all authors. Also check out the web site for authors.
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Kit Olsen has fallen into a routine as a 17-year veteran programmer/ analyst for the CIA, wife to an increasingly absent husband, and mother to 16-year-old Tim. Then two of her fellow programmers are abducted and murdered, and her son is kidnapped. The ransom: a program written in Mandarin that was covertly intercepted by the CIA. Now in an effort to ransom her son, she is swept into a dark underworld filled with crosses and double-crosses, where no one can be trusted and nothing is as it seems. Kit knows the answer lies in breaking the Mandarin code, which leads to a political bonfire that she never could have imagined.
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By the time Sheila Carpenter graduated from Vanderbilt University, shed already established a reputation as a computer whiz kid. So it was no surprise when she was hired by one of the most prestigious computer-consulting firms in the country and transferred to its headquarters in Washington, DC. But soon Sheilas dream job spirals out of control when shes instructed to write a program designed to cover up illegal activities. Now shes the only one who knows a truth so devastating that it could bring down an entire industry. With three people already dead, shes in a race to gather evidence while her own life hangs in the balance.
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